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Google DeepMind's new Gemini model looks amazing–but could signal peak AI hype(technologyreview.com)
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China space authorities name Elon Musk's SpaceX 'unprecedented challenge'(scmp.com)
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AWS exec: Our understanding of open source is changing(theregister.com)
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> “If you redesign a chip around a particular cut line that enables them to do AI, I’m going to control it the very next day,” Raimondo said.
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Commerce Secretary Raimondo: 'We cannot let China get these chips'(fortune.com)
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New AI tool lets users generate hi-res images on their own computer(techxplore.com)
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Zines Brought Power to Those on the Margins of Culture(smithsonianmag.com)
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Google's Gemini isn't the generative AI model we expected(techcrunch.com)
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Which (potentially) draws compute spend from Microsoft Azure to Google Cloud.
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https://archive.ph/eH4MB
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Google DeepMind's Demis Hassabis Says Gemini Is a New Breed of AI(wired.com)
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Google's 'Gemini' makes mobile breakthrough for generative AI(ft.com)
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Google launches Gemini, the AI model it hopes will take down GPT-4(theverge.com)
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A reality check on those Hamas insider trading claims(ft.com)
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BIO selects rare disease advocate, biotech executive John Crowley as new CEO(statnews.com)
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Crucial Rocket Parts End Up Crushed in a Landfill, Imperiling Satellite Mission(gizmodo.com)
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(2022)
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Interstellar astronauts would face years-long communication delays(space.com)
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In theory, you could use a bathroom spy cam for a non-nefarious purpose, such as checking whether someone is flushing their meds instead of taking them, but it's a fairly contrived scenario.
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Disinformation researcher says Meta helped push her from Harvard(npr.org)
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Anthropic, OpenAI's biggest rival, has a weird structure too(slate.com)
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The Supreme Court's disregard for science is about to get worse(slate.com)
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by webmaven 3y ago
Consider the many causes of death that may not be strongly negatively correlated with the particular metrics being targeted here, like accidents, heart disease, or stroke. An improved immune system response (aimed at infectious diseases) ma
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by webmaven 3y ago
Certainly. People utilize wrong words all the time. If I were to choose a fancier word than "used" for that particular sentence, I might go with "employed".
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Cole combines multiple AIs to generate editable designs on demand(venturebeat.com)
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I guess how good the deal is depends on whether the "pay once" offering includes perpetual hosting. Plenty of folks aren't willing to self-host services if they can help it, yet aren't satisfied with "Freemium"
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ChatGPT's Wild Year(theatlantic.com)
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Alexander, thank you for posting this. I am a pretty tight spot, financially. I could use any assistance thrown my way, from a couple of hundred dollars to cover food, to several hundred more to cover utility bills and rent before the Inter
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by webmaven 3y ago
There is a bit of nuance. "Utilize" is more like "make use of" (as in employing something that was otherwise sitting idle) rather than the more straightforward "use". It isn't much of a difference, but
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Worth noting that the criteria being measured for success, while they may indicate "reverse aging" by decades, probably won't delay death by anywhere near as much. In other words, extending healthspan is not the same as exten

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