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These have undoubtedly been the wildest 72 hours in French politics in my lifetime. Pretty incredible stuff.
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Comedian Jon Richardson aping Margot Robbie in a bath, explaining Rishi Sunak’s career as hedgie, Big Short-style, is a thing of genius.
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Nikki Hailey in Israel scribbling "FINISH THEM"on the shells that the IDF is about to fire into Rafah in defiance of the International Court of Justice. Biden provided the shells, Republicans autograph them. The US political class is united in its complicity with this genocide.
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In light of the leaked Treaty document, here is our story on the proposed Treaty Referendum.
youtu.be/IDS0RBMspGk?si=VrLx…
Crossing live to coalition talks, Seymour looking confident but Luxoon holding all the lollies at this stage
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The three likely parties of government are now all competing on how punitive they can be towards beneficiaries and it just feels like bleak, profound political failure.
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Last year, working in Ireland, having a pint in the cold outside a Dalkey pub with some new friends, a woman with purpose strode past us. Puffy parker zipped to the nape and her bowed head covered in a scarf. One of my new friends muttered an exclamation, jumped up
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Honestly one of the best things I’ve seen in a while. Absolute genius work from @Victordemartrin
#MissionImpossible
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If it’s not clear yet, this is what I think will happen soon.
Every major tech company except Apple has announced their own LLM.
Apple have spent years perfecting their on-device neural engine. Capable of some absolute insane operations. Loads of compute in a small and energy efficient form factor.
With M1, M2 & soon M3 the neural engine is even more powerful than their A series mobile chipsets.
While we currently need the cloud to run ChatGPT and it’s clunky, I think Apple is going to blow everyone out of the water here. Both on desktop class hardware and mobile.
I think Apple will be launching their own secure and private LLM that runs on device (edge compute). And when necessary it offloads more heavy workloads to a cloud based LLM that’s optimized for heavier tasks. So we will initially have some hybrid.
Personal, with tight hardware and software integration this AI will be omnipresent. Apple will probably use this to sell a lot of new hardware that they claim is needed to run this. They will make a lot of moneys.
For me the LLM’s will form the new protocol level technology upon which most new software will be built. We will have to re-wire our core understanding about what an application is.
Single-use apps will be a huge thing. If you need to solve a unique problem, and nobody has ever done software for that because not enough market. With an LLM even a problem with only one user, will be doable, enter your ask, and code gets written, problem gets solved. Runtime ends, app dies. Done. Single use apps are born.
It’s hard to predict or try to understand how the world will look just 10 years from today. It will be very different, we have passed the inflection point, the rocket engines have been lit. We’ve taken off.
Add to all the above that every single field, category and market will be disrupted at the same time. And not only with text/coding but with any multi-media we have. Images, video & audio. Anything we can come up with can and will be enhanced or disrupted by AI.
Once we got more people that will have their AI A-ha moment the rate of change and adoption will continue to increase. This will continue until we have global access and coverage.
People will get left behind, and this will be one of the most important things to try to combat. Having a 0% left behind policy. We need to make sure AI benefits all.
We’re living through a paradigm shift, and we’re witness a new protocol level technology. We’re seeing it arrive in real-time and most people have no clue about what’s about to happen.
I’m not an AI alarmist, I’m an AI gardener, and optimist.
We will have time to adapt. Not as long as we had during the Industrial Revolution, but enough time to make sure we have a chance at a positive outcome.
We’re moving away from the Information Age into the Age of Intelligence. With unlimited access to intelligence anywhere, anytime.
18th Mars 2023 - Linus Ekenstam
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Things are going to change so fast.
Greg Brockman (@gdb) of OpenAI just demoed GPT-4 creating a working website from an image of a sketch from his notebook.
It’s the coolest thing I’ve *ever* seen in tech.
If you extrapolate from that demo, the possibilities are endless.
A glimpse into the future of computing.
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This is the flood report you won't see on the news.
We have to admit to the problem so we can change. Our farmers are stuck in the deeply flawed systems set up by settlers & our government is beholden to those who profit from them.
We need radical change.
#CycloneGabrielle
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User reports indicate 2degrees is having problems since 6:16 PM NZDT. downdetector.co.nz/status/2d… RT if you're also having problems #2degreesdown
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I hope the media goes and talks to researchers and practitioners working on biofiltration, rain gardens, water-integrated architecture and storm ponds, urban wetlands, swales, and engages with the conceptual shifts required for achieving large scale resilience.
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Imagine if our approach was to reprogramme society rather than young people. Surely that is way more effective than focusing solely on the huge challenges young people face to find a sense of place and purpose.





















