Our newest student affinity groups are leading discussions at the forefront of human-centered AI – from fostering inclusive and responsible AI to exploring its applications in climate change solutions, education, and the workplace. https://
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Student Groups Lead Human-Centered AI Discussions
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AI Model Development Energy Consumption Carbon Footprint Alignment
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AI model development, energy consumption and carbon footprint should align.
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AGI Development Financing Challenge and Microsoft Azure Sustainability
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The problem is that the development of AGI is not self-financing. I'm curious to see if Ilya has a plan for this. I can hardly imagine that MSFT will continue to provide Azure on the scale of OAI.
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Battery storage capacity limitations and scalability challenges
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Battery storage doesn't scale to the required capacity.
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Fine-tuning Small AI Models for Efficient and Ethical Deployment
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The conversation highlights the value of fine-tuning small AI models for specific tasks to reduce power and computational needs, emphasizing responsible, ethical scaling in AI deployment and development. We discuss tons of other fascinating AI-related topics 🙂
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Transitioning to Energy Efficient AI Systems
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This is why we should transition to energy efficient AI https://t.co/mU1H4ulTW8
— AI (@DeepLearn007) 19 novembre 2023This is why we should transition to energy efficient AI
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AI Solutions for Hydrogen Energy Storage and Distribution
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The only problem is to store the energy and ship it where it's needed.
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Solar Panel Energy Production: Annual Output Per Square Meter
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You're a physicist, right?
Typical solar panels will produce 2e5Wh per year per square meter.
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Mission sustainability questioned under nonprofit model structure
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Yeah I’m not sure this mission is sustainable as a non profit.
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NVIDIA Releases Makani Library for AI Weather Climate Modeling
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I am so excited to see that the long-planned release of the Makani library https://
github.com/NVIDIA/makani for #AI based weather and climate modeling has finally happened! It started with our FourCastNet work almost three years ago using the Fourier neural operator, where we showed for