…to first-time attendees like @cchaos_23 having fun with AI…https://t.co/bcbDfKFMCz
— Replit ⠕ (@Replit) 23 juin 2023
…to first-time attendees like @cchaos_23 having fun with AI…

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…to first-time attendees like @cchaos_23 having fun with AI…https://t.co/bcbDfKFMCz
— Replit ⠕ (@Replit) 23 juin 2023
…to first-time attendees like @cchaos_23 having fun with AI…

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What happens at a Replit hack night? First, we share a workshop so folks can discover new tools, and learn the easiest ways to go from idea to software on Replit.
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18 organizations advancing #WomeninTech https://
bit.ly/3H57iwA #STEM
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Experiencing an incredible day of connection and discovery at #CVPR2023. Join us at our booth #1426
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Dismantling the Tower of Babel would significantly advance human communication, education, and collaboration. Of course there will be unintended consequences but the upside seems undeniable. https://t.co/9SwbMJ85gh
— Ken Goldberg (@Ken_Goldberg) 23 juin 2023
Dismantling the Tower of Babel would significantly advance human communication, education, and collaboration. Of course there will be unintended consequences but the upside seems undeniable.
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Web-based site for uploading PDFs. Your prompts will reference the documents’ info using a GPT-3.5 API. I used it to ask questions to my textbooks. The citations show you where it derived the responses from.
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Humata is the best free "ChatGPT for your files" program out there. Happy to call them a sponsor of AI Breakfast. I used this program religiously in school. Have a conversational interface with your documents and get answers with citations: https://
humata.ai

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AI Expert Reveals Top Tips for Students to Outsmart Artificial Intelligence
#AI #AIio #BigData #ML #NLU #Futureofwork @ahier @guzmand
@DavidBrin @denisegarth @dez_blanchfield @diioannid @DioFavatas @gerald_bader http://
ow.ly/YC9W30svSsi
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AI Expert Reveals Top Tips for Students to Outsmart Artificial Intelligence
#AI #AIio #BigData #ML #NLU #Futureofwork http://
ow.ly/2OO230svSe0
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The University of Toronto made a video for a non technical audience in which I explain how deep learning works, the enormous promise of this technology and some of the potential risks. https://
youtu.be/-9cW4Gcn5WY