AI gets way better every month. Humans are getting worse because of phones.
CULTURE
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Harry Potter meets Studio Ghibli in Midjourney AI artwork
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Harry Potter meets Studio Ghibli, midjourney AI 1. Harry Potter
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Market Economics Limit Innovation in Display Technology
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There are a few but most families put experts money into TV systems, not art displays. So the volumes for TVs will always be higher. That keeps innovation in other forms down.
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Leadership Training for Employee Mental Health and Well-Being
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The Role of #Leadership: How Managers and Supervisors Can Promote Employee Well-Being Through Training https://
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LLMs and Poetry Generation: A Critical Perspective
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Long live LLMs for gifting us the wonders of poetry! /s
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Human Morality and Good Intentions in History
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All humans are capable of both good and evil. And most who do evil believe they are doing good. History shows this over and over again.
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Elon Musk’s Innovation Advice: Follow Your Passion for Success
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It was exciting to meet Elon Musk at @VivatTech in. Paris!
— Pascal Bornet (@pascal_bornet) 16 juin 2023
Elon Musk's advice to the younger generations:
Focus on what you like, you will eventually make other people like it as well, and your project will succeed!#inspiration #tech #AI pic.twitter.com/R1BifSQPXZIt was exciting to meet Elon Musk at @VivatTech in. Paris! Elon Musk's advice to the younger generations: Focus on what you like, you will eventually make other people like it as well, and your project will succeed! #inspiration #tech #AI
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Mental Health Leadership for AI Business Professionals
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Generative AI Systems Should Not Be Called Artists, Say Scholars
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Generative AI: Just don’t call it an ‘artist,’ say scholars in Science magazine Generative AI programs “misleadingly imply that these systems exhibit humanlike intent,” write Ziv Epstein and colleagues, when in fact, “there is little room for autonomous machines being ‘artists'