Author: Richard K Collins
The Internet Foundation
Internet policies, global issues, global open lossless data, global open collaboration
hardmaru @hardmaru Google’s Gemini paper has ~1000 authors https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.11805 https://pic.twitter.com/BSzrHUkhMKhttps://pic.twitter.com/BSzrHUkhMKhttps://pic.twitter.com/BSzrHUkhMKhttps://pic.twitter.com/BSzrHUkhMK Replying to @hardmaru @GoogleAI and @GoogleDeepMind That many authors, resources, time spent – and this is all they could produce? Selecting things they made work, untraceable methods and input data. Really good tools are accessible and immediately useful to all humans, not just some annual
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Will you use Zoom or something similar to allow remote collaboration and discussion, recording and sharing? Events posted as online videos (with well crafted links, community and explanations) have far-reaching impacts, way beyond a few people who can afford nice vacations at company expense. I would make a video to show how CAPRI and CASP
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GiGadgets @gigadgets_ Huawei’s smart headlights are going way beyond our imagination. #gigadgets #automotive #luxurycars #electricvehicle #driving https://pic.twitter.com/a4EFBwJQ2B Replying to @gigadgets_ Projected patterns for 3D verification and mapping. Smart headlights for cars, planes, rockets, drones, ships. Structured 3D light projection is a flashlight and a sensor for testing what lies ahead. At higher power and intensity
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Lee Hughes @toxicnaan What are your top 10 tech YouTube talks of all time ? I’d be interested to know and compile them into a play list .,any subject , buts it’s got to be wow ! Replying to @toxicnaan Lee, I see a lot of things that are beautiful and elegant, but seldom aim
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Ivan, I have many projects running now for the Internet Foundation, and for my personal interest in gravitational time of flight imaging arrays. I am trying to locate camera sensors that can pick up gravitational level signals, by using the entire chip as a single detector. One pixel ADC data is useful, but it is
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@xai @X @grok @OpenAI @GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind I had a long conversation with Grok about sharing global open conversations so that all humans can add their voices and knowledge to global issues, global projects and global opportunities. The conversations of all AIs with humans should be recorded in complete, verifiable, lossless, auditable form. It should
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Chapter 1 – Aliens offered to buy the United States and maintain it and world citizens.They only want to eliminate disease, crime, pollution and inefficient energy technologies. So that visitors can safely tour and interact. They have bought many underdeveloped planets before and routinely “flip” them as a transition to “the Universal” as they call
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Franco Ronconi 🇮🇹 @FrRonconi Transform your #Smartphone in a #ThermalImaging camera 👍🏻 by @FlukeCorp #Innovation #Lidar #3D #Mobile @CurieuxExplorer @Hana_ElSayyed @NevilleGaunt @Fabriziobustama @anand_narang @enilev @Khulood_Almani @sonu_monika @BetaMoroney @mvollmer1 @RagusoSergio @kalydeoo @baski_LA https://pic.twitter.com/nwnmlD1iVz Replying to @FrRonconi @FlukeCorp and 13 others Fluke website images were all missing for thermal cameras. Internet about “thermal cameras” is a mess.
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Michael Nielsen @michael_nielsen A very good passage. “Who owns a technology?” is often a very complicated question twitter.com/curiouswavefn/… Quote Ash Jogalekar @curiouswavefn This passage from “Disturbing the Universe” perfectly illustrates Freeman Dyson’s unique gifts and wisdom in being able to combine insights into science with insights into human beings, in this case Oppenheimer and Teller.
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Carlos E. Perez @IntuitMachine OpenAI just came out with their Prompt Engineering guide: https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/prompt-engineering Replying to @IntuitMachine The AI groups are only trying to extend dependency on their solutions, and indirectly on their development tool suppliers. Those benefit from NOT creating true AIs. They make money by working at AI, not supporting AIs that work
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