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With technology ever-evolving, the future of AI in the U.S. hinges on how lawmakers and technologists address these challenges. It’s a pivotal moment for stakeholders at all levels—from policymakers to industry leaders—to collaborate in crafting regulations that foster innovation while safeguarding public interest. By closely monitoring the evolution of these federal policies, states and businesses…
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Leaving for a trip to Brisbane next year…and have never done an international trip to Australia yet. I’m not familiar with Qantas at all, and have only done mostly domestic with Legacy airlines. Has anyone flown Delta or Qantas (or others) that can advise which was the better choice for this 14-17 hr flight? Please…
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Hi guys, I am requesting your support in helping us grow a larger audience by sharing our twitter page. It is a brand new page so we are just getting started with followers. All we do is share unused holiday packages to interested travellers so they can find a last minute deal and help those…
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Hey everyone, I’ve been working as a computer vision engineer for about 2 years, mostly doing object detection, tracking, OCR, and similar projects. Lately though, I’ve gotten more interested in NLP and I’m thinking about switching fields. So far I’ve been learning on my own — I’ve built a few chatbots, trained custom NER models…
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“Attention Is All You Need” is the seminal paper that set off the generative AI revolution we are all experiencing. Raise your GPUs today for these incredibly smart and important people.
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We know Muricans don’t want bikes, so EVs are the next best thing. Why people are not buying EVs? Lack of infrastruture. But ofc, republicans won’t let this happen because they want to appease their fossil fuels donors. Edit: just enough communal charging stations.
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# Spontaneous mind wandering linked to heavier social smartphone use | The findings suggest that this link is influenced by a mental tendency called online vigilance, and that mindfulness might weaken the connection.