Amber, for the Internet Foundation, I have a project called “all human languages” which aims to standardized and organize the sounds and transcription, storage and use, of all languages used in the world, with emphasis on the languages of the 5.4 Billion humans using the Internet. There is a Korean king who created Hangul, a
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https://x.com/RichardKCollin2/status/1845168701643030780 @Texas2036 Texas2036: Your group might be piercing the veil of government decision making. I read your most recent 990 and annual report, and reviewed your site. Those PDFs are “data” but not in an immediately useful form for analysis, planning, projections, policy development, program and project coordination. You are paying your people handsomely. You
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Kenneth, I just wrote a note about gravitational engineering you might be interested in reading. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1087669599729802 You are wowing those photos, but perhaps you would one day like to use those kinds of fields to move things. I usually post a copy of comments on X at https://x.com/RichardKCollin2 I have spent 46 years working on gravitational
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Global Infrastructure, Global Systems, Global Energy, Global Power, Global Human Needs, Gravitational Engineering Hi. Yes, I have been studying gravitation and electrodynamics, and related tools and methods, for almost 60 years. I explored pathways that give reliable answers, and ones that do not. Much of the core of what is known get’s dumped into different
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https://x.com/slavov_n/status/1839669689603035268 Metabolic knowledge on the Internet is now chaotic, fragmented, not globally accessible Chemistry of living things is not complicated. People get complicated. That diagram represents hundreds of millions of humans considering the chemistry of living things, wondering what to do with it, but not working together globally on the Internet. Not finding users and
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How AIs and humans can interact on the Internet at global scale — efficiently, continually improving Fred Miskawi ( @FMiskawi ) made a good comment. LM is Language Model, Cot is Chain of Thought, RLHF is Reinforcement Learning Human Feedback. https://x.com/FMiskawi/status/1836328622644228253 A personal AI could memorize all the acronyms and explain them on
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Cécile Gal @CecileGal Paper out! https://nature.com/articles/s41598-024-59089-1 We show that presenting visual stimuli in random order of visibility impairs humans’ ability to recognise them. Unlike machines, where random presentation of samples helps learning (avoid overfitting), in humans randomness is detrimental. Replying to @CecileGal Training Human Perception. The chaotic and fragmented Internet, making it all accessible to
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Monica Lewinsky (she/her) @MonicaLewinsky Doctors use problematic race-based algorithms every day. Why are they so hard to change? – STAT https://apple.news/AbFJCF8d6TPOLH2lF7TGvZQ Replying to @MonicaLewinsky It is a good thing to aim for “attentive, caring, individual, personalized”. It is not the use of methods or writing things down to help guide one self and others. It
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Prof. Nikolai Slavov @slavov_n Yale has more administrators and managers than undergraduate students. https://yaledailynews.com/blog/2021/11/10/reluctance-on-the-part-of-its-leadership-to-lead-yales-administration-increases-by-nearly-50-percent/ Replying to @slavov_n Note that I am joking here. Do not take this seriously: Your name hints that you are not from the US originally. Please know that you are not supposed to point out such things. Padding staff is
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I randomly sample things on the Internet and often trace out business processes to see what companies are doing. Just now I was watching an Australian 60 Minutes about plastic recycling (lack of recycling) and at 6:39 it showed a dirty package of Skittles. I thought, “How hard would it be to send Mars Wrigley
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