Tech professions lead AI adoption (37.2% of discussions), followed by creative and educational fields. Adoption is lower in practical jobs, with AI used more for assistance (57%) than automation (43%). Source @VisualCap Link https://
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AI adoption rates by profession: tech leads at 37.2%
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Scaling AI Apps: Asynchronous Task Queues and Distributed Workers
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Apps like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini handle millions of requests per second But how do they do it ? The secret lies in asynchronous task queues, distributed workers, and scalable infrastructure. In Flowise you can achieve that using Queue mode. Here's how it works:
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AI-Powered Vision Systems Transform Safety and Commerce
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AI-powered vision is making tech smarter Detects fires before alarms Smarter motion sensors (no false alarms) Keycard-free access control Checkout-free shopping Safer roads Workplace safety What else? Drop your ideas! #AI #ComputerVision
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Japan’s Piezoelectric Sensors Power Cities Through Human Movement
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Powering Cities with Every Step: Japan’s Smart Energy Innovation ⚡🚶♂️
— Pascal Bornet (@pascal_bornet) 14 mars 2025
What if your daily walk could help power your city? In Japan, it already does. Train stations, sidewalks, and bridges are being fitted with piezoelectric sensors—materials that generate electricity from… pic.twitter.com/GVRXEsD3P0Powering Cities with Every Step: Japan’s Smart Energy Innovation What if your daily walk could help power your city? In Japan, it already does. Train stations, sidewalks, and bridges are being fitted with piezoelectric sensors—materials that generate electricity from
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Meta researchers replace normalization with Dynamic Tanh in Transformers
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Imagine a Transformer model without normalization. This is exactly what's proposed in a new paper from Meta, NYU, MIT, and Princeton. The authors found that normalization layers can be replaced with something called Dynamic Tanh (DyT). It looks like this: DyT(x)=γ ∗ tanh(αx)+β.
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Computer Vision in Factories for Sustainability at Hampton Court
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Discussing Computer Vision deployed to factories to make them more sustainable, alongside former BP CEO Bernard Looney. At Hampton Court palace in London. Thank you to King Charles and Jennifer Jordan-Saifi for organizing an excellent gathering.
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Smart Umbrellas Cool Saudi Arabia’s Extreme Heat Challenge
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Turning Heat into Comfort: Smart Innovation in Saudi Arabia ☀️➡️❄️
— Pascal Bornet (@pascal_bornet) 14 mars 2025
In Saudi Arabia’s scorching 50°C heat, a mosque has been transformed into a cool oasis with 250 smart umbrellas—a fusion of technology, design, and climate adaptation.
🔹 Heat-Resistant Materials – Fireproof,… pic.twitter.com/X04cO1Oj8WTurning Heat into Comfort: Smart Innovation in Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabia’s scorching 50°C heat, a mosque has been transformed into a cool oasis with 250 smart umbrellas—a fusion of technology, design, and climate adaptation. Heat-Resistant Materials – Fireproof,
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MIT’s Exo 2: High-Performance Programming Language Reduces Code Requirements
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A new programming language from MIT could enable high-performance coding that can compete w/state-of-the-art libraries w/a few hundred lines of code, instead of tens or hundreds of thousands. Called "Exo 2," the approach enables reusable scheduling libraries external to
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Nvidia Chief Scientist Bill Dally Fireside Chat at GTC
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I'll be doing a fireside chat at GTC with Nvidia chief scientist Bill Dally Tuesday next week.