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by MrCoffee7 6mo ago
Great article - thanks for the post!
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by MrCoffee7 7mo ago
I like the way this other site, https://warfront.live , has a lot of different search facets that you can filter information by, eg. you can click "Live News," "Timeline," "Countries," etc. and then
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by MrCoffee7 7mo ago
I like some of the features of this other info source, https://intelmapper.com where you can scroll videos and when you click on a video's tile the map automatically zooms into the geographical location of that video.
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by MrCoffee7 7mo ago
This is really great! One thing I noticed is that there seem to be some formatting problems when I actually go to view a thread, as I see many alphanumeric strings sprinkled in the text that looks like they probably had some kind of format
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by MrCoffee7 7mo ago
https://skimfeed.com/
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by MrCoffee7 7mo ago
Is this the version of LInux for diabetics?
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by MrCoffee7 7mo ago
The model appears to be based on outdated info judging from the references shown in the FAQ. It did not cite the new PREVENT risk equations reference.
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by MrCoffee7 7mo ago
yes, they will enable it. See the book "IoT for Defense and National Security" edited by Robert Douglass.
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by MrCoffee7 7mo ago
It doesn't seem to work - I heard a lot of talking. What do you need to do in your browser settings to get it to work?
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by MrCoffee7 8mo ago
The Claude chatbot for the general public won't even answer questions related to military AI. It won't even answer questions like if there are any dual use papers among a group of new AI research paper listings that might be of c
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by MrCoffee7 8mo ago
This is why Google needs to be split up the same way that AT&T was when it became a monopoly.
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by MrCoffee7 8mo ago
The article finder retrieves way too many irrelevant articles. For example, I searched "AI agent" and many of the retrieved articles had the word "gentleman" in them (from picking up "gent" in my search term &
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by MrCoffee7 9mo ago
Search "citizen science" and you will find plenty of projects where people are contributing in various ways such as contributing spare compute cycles from their home computer for some group computational project, etc.
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by MrCoffee7 9mo ago
This is pretty cool. I love all the search filters that you have!
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by MrCoffee7 9mo ago
I'm a little bit skeptical about whether or not this story is actually true, as some people will do anything for clicks and to "go viral." This story has not been picked up by any major news service and has only been reporte
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by MrCoffee7 9mo ago
That is a really dumb idea and is a good way to increase your chances of a neurological problem when you get older from those blows to the head.
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by MrCoffee7 9mo ago
It might have been something like Millimeter-Wave / Microwave Weapons (e.g., Active Denial System) - see this: https://www.gao.gov/products/gao-23-106717 .
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by MrCoffee7 9mo ago
The UI is a bit confusing to me in what I have to pick one of before I can search for a book. Also, the search bar could not find the book I wanted to pick which was published in 1971.
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by MrCoffee7 9mo ago
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by MrCoffee7 9mo ago
It is a little hard to give you answers as the articles are open access but the search function on the ACM website is paywalled!
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by MrCoffee7 9mo ago
I only see a few articles listed compared to the amount of new AI and ML articles that come out every day. Are most of them being filtered out of your feed and what are the criteria for them being excluded?
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by MrCoffee7 9mo ago
It would be great if the results table had a column for whether or not the software had a public web endpoint to actually run the software without installing it locally yourself.
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by MrCoffee7 10mo ago
No, I don't think you are going to find such a tool. For one thing, there is a subculture of people who write and vlog about AI tools, and sometimes they offer affliate weblinks with discount codes for them. It would be too much tro
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by MrCoffee7 10mo ago
I'm confused by the names in the credits? Are the names all made up names of AI actors, or are there some humans in the video mixed in with AI actors?
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by MrCoffee7 10mo ago
Expert systems don't work better than LLMs - they are very brittle and completely fall apart when they encounter a novel situation outside the scenarios programmed into their if-then rules.
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by MrCoffee7 10mo ago
Do you have any references that further explain what MIND and the "Last Economy" concepts are? Also, any references on "valuation tension" or "expectation saturation" as I do not understand what you are trying
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by MrCoffee7 10mo ago
It looks like metot.org uses a vote counting type approach to evaluate how many PRO and CON arguments were made and then uses the vote count to evaluate the strength of the argument. There are a lot of problems with this approach. Vote c
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by MrCoffee7 10mo ago
That is not what other sources show. https://www.visualcapitalist.com/cp/ai-competitiveness-by-co...
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by MrCoffee7 10mo ago
There is no weblink to the Terms of Service, nor are there any weblinks giving a blurb about why one would want to sign into PaperTrails and what its use case is?
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by MrCoffee7 10mo ago
It seems like each article takes a lot of vertical space. What if you changed the UI so you just displayed a title for each article with a little icon next to it like a downward arrow that you could click on if you wanted to see more of th

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