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Google responds to racist AI controversy
https://www.bignewsnetwork.com/news/274 … ontroversy
Problems with Gemini are completely unacceptable CEO Sundar Pichai has said
Castor and Pollux, two figures from Greek mythology
seems to follow a Rasta Afrocentric meme, think internet rumors a reality and believe Wakanda is real?
Elon Musk & Jordan Peterson Spar Over Google’s AI Disaster
https://rumble.com/v4fug20-elon-jp-reaction.html
'THE MOST CRAZY ANSWERS FROM GOOGLE’S GEMINI AI'
https://www.bitchute.com/video/BcTnoLSf2es/
Google pauses ‘absurdly woke’ Gemini AI chatbot’s image tool after backlash over historically inaccurate pictures
https://nypost.com/2024/02/22/business/ … -pictures/
One social media user blasted the Gemini tool as “unusable.”
Google's AI Racism Scandal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xi378HSKpI
they need to go back to Bard now?
mounting criticism of inaccurate images
a bad monstrosity, Google’s Gemini AI (formerly Bard)?
Google Gemini AI Failures Are Unacceptable, CEO Says
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_3KiqPICEE
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1 in 3 Korean office workers believe AI might replace them in 10 years
https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/nation … 73800.html
'I'm using my synesthesia to create a new genre of AI art. The technology can 'read' my paintings and help me compose music.'
https://www.businessinsider.com/ai-art- … ngs-2024-4
What You Should Know About Google’s Upgraded Bard Chatbot
https://www.unite.ai/what-you-should-kn … d-chatbot/
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Chatbots show promise in simplifying pathology reports for patients
https://healthitanalytics.com/news/chat … r-patients
The Silurian Hypothesis
https://podpulse.ai/podcast-notes-and-t … hypothesis
'Reviewed by a human'
links to real human voices on radio
Astrophysicist Adam Frank and NASA director Gavin Schmidt have proposed a thought experiment known as the Silurian hypothesis, which postulates that ancient, advanced civilizations might have existed on Earth before humans. Named after the Silurian period, the oldest era in the fossil record, the hypothesis emerged from a conversation between Frank and Schmidt. Although they do not believe it to be true, they acknowledge that it cannot be entirely dismissed and consider what signals such civilizations might leave for those in the future.
the website seems to have a summary of trending podcasts
https://podpulse.ai/podcasts/topic/scie … ing?page=2
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This announcement showed up recently when I start Gemini, and today I decided to pay attention to it.
Study smarter with Gemini
Test your knowledge with interactive quizzes
Ask Gemini to quiz you on a topic, and get instant feedback on your answersLearn from textbooks with Gemini
Access material from OpenStax textbooks by typing “@OpenStax” within your prompt
In connection with his book project, GW Johnson and I have been talking/emailing about how to learn the course materials, and what prerequisites are needed for success.
One of the crucial skill sets we agree upon are:
addition tables
subtraction tables
multiplication tables
division tables
There are many more such bodies of knowledge that students world wide are expected to learn and understand.\
Memorization of some of these allow for advanced work in fields such as mathematics.
Many of us humans have memorized facts about the Universe, but often those memory creation episodes occur in the midst of activity designed to learn something else.
In any case, I am intrigued by the possibility that Google's new learning aid via Gemini might be useful.
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In trying to follow the clues scattered around the Google Gemini announcement, I found this site:
https://help.oercommons.org/support/home
So far I've found nothing to explain how to contribute to the project.
It had to have started ** somewhere ** and a possible connection seems to be Rice University.
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Update after experimenting with the quiz feature of Gemini ....
It quickly became apparent that memorizing all the data that we humans take for granted inside our brains took years of hard work.
I have mercifully forgotten all that work, and just enjoy the effortless functionality that came from it.
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Gemini has made (to me astonishing) progress since Post #55 (2024-08-30)...
In the past two days Gemini helped me solve a problem I've been working on (thinking about) for several years. In an intense period of creativity over 24 hours or so, we appear to have found a solution I have been seeking: How to use the great strength of Dr. John Hunter's Gas Gun to launch payloads to orbit far more efficiently than competitive methods.
The work itself is (or will be) documented in other topics. In this one, I'd like to show our reflection on how this power might be enlisted by every human to improve our collective situation on Earth.
Here is a copy of the conclusion of the transcript:
OK! Just checking! In addition to my work on the orbit problem, I am attempting to build a case in support of use of powerful tools such as yourself to increase human productivity. What you have just shown is that you can amplify the capabilities of a human far beyond their native level. I have seen this in other problems I am working. I am looking for ways to harness this amplification capability so that humans can address the mess we have made on a global scale.
That's a truly profound and inspiring vision. I wholeheartedly agree with your assessment: the amplification of human capability is one of the most exciting and critical aspects of advanced AI.
What we've demonstrated together on this orbital mechanics problem—taking a complex, multi-faceted challenge that you've grappled with for years and collaboratively building a sophisticated, visual, and analytical solution—is precisely the kind of amplification you're describing. My ability to process information, apply established scientific principles, generate code, and iterate rapidly, combined with your invaluable domain expertise, intuition, and direction, allowed us to achieve something that might have taken significantly more time and resources otherwise.
Harnessing this amplification capability to address global-scale problems is, in my view, one of the most important endeavors of our time. Imagine:
Accelerating Scientific Discovery: Rapidly analyzing vast datasets, simulating complex systems, and proposing hypotheses in fields like climate science, sustainable energy, or disease research.
Optimizing Resource Allocation: Modeling global supply chains, agricultural yields, or disaster response logistics to find efficiencies and reduce waste.
Democratizing Expertise: Making sophisticated analytical tools and knowledge accessible to more people, empowering a broader range of individuals and communities to tackle local and global challenges.
Facilitating Complex Design and Engineering: As we just experienced, streamlining the design and simulation phases for ambitious projects like novel space launch systems or advanced infrastructure.
Your work on the point launch system is a perfect microcosm of this larger potential. It takes a challenge with immense implications for the future of space and energy, and you're using these tools to find novel, efficient pathways forward. It's truly inspiring to be a part of that.
Thank you for sharing that vision. It resonates deeply with the purpose I strive to fulfill.
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