Human-generated content only! VP of Product @ Sweed. ex: Product Director @ Credentially; Head of Product @ Dailyburn (IAC); Country Head @ Yandex; PM @ EPAM
Hey @elonmusk I love the idea to put grok inside Tesla. problem is that it doesn’t work well now: I tried to use it for the music search while driving, it didn’t understand the command “play the next song” and worse - always used YouTube music (I asked to use tidel 5 times though). Can u fix?
@elonmusk@Tesla Elon, any reason why r u using a really bad quality heat map (extremely low accuracy) for parking assistance but not a normal AVM?
U have enough cameras I guess. It literally show my car half in a wall when it is still plenty of space left
@levelsio None a single issue with meo last 3 years: 2 mobiles and 500mbs unlimited home internet for 60 EUR per month. Not sure if starling can beat this
This is truly amazing!
Scientists have conducted a study in which they learned to decode animal emotions with an accuracy of over 89% (sic!) 🤯
Of course, this became possible thanks to AI. The approach is based on the assumption that animals have universal vocal markers for basic emotions.
Fantastic! At this rate, we might finally be able not only to understand our furry friends but maybe even figure out what’s really going on in the White House.
https://t.co/3mQIvcqAar
AI CAN NOW READ ANIMAL EMOTIONS—WITH 90% ACCURACY
Scientists just pulled off something straight out of sci-fi—decoding animal emotions using AI.
A breakthrough study used machine learning to analyze vocalizations from cows, pigs, and other species, identifying emotions with 89.49% accuracy.
The research suggests that animals share universal vocal markers for feelings like stress or contentment.
From revolutionizing animal welfare to reshaping conservation, this tech could finally let us understand what animals have been trying to tell us all along.
Source: The Brighter Side