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TECHNOLOGY
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Mistral to unveil three new models next week
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According to the 'Limits' page on Le Platforme, Mistral AI is set to release three new models (reportedly as early as next week). – mistral-large-2411 – Potentially a multimodal Large 2.1
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Autonomous Vehicles Still Require Human Oversight for Safety
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Mine makes more stupid mistakes like being in the wrong lane to make a turn. It is why it is “supervised.” Still gotta watch it and be ready to take over. Particularly if someone is following you closely.
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iPhone Generates Over $1 Billion Revenue Every Two Days
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17 years later, the iPhone makes over $1 billion in revenue every two days. v/
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AI-Powered Smart Glasses Set to Replace Traditional Eyewear
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They will replace your existing glasses.
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AI-Driven Smart Glasses Coming Next Year: Memory and Travel Uses
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Like I told you. Next year AI-driven smart glasses are coming. Great for memory aides? Traveling? (Which is why I have been using multi-modal models in so many places). What else?
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CRISPR Genome Editing Shows Promise for Amyloid Cardiomyopathy
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CRISPR genome editing clicks for amyloid cardiomyopathy. New @NEJM #AHA24 https://
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Author shares seven technology books and insights
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I wrote seven books on technology partly because of X. I share the best I see.
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NVIDIA Brings cuDNN and cuBLAS to PyPI
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@ptrblck_de and team at nvidia have been bringing cudnn, cublas etc. to PyPI.
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PyTorch CUDA Dependencies Available via pip packages now
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@_seemethere can answer a few of your questions, especially around analysis of usage.
pytorch pip packages don't need the cudatoolkit, and we've been working with NVIDIA (thanks to @ptrblck_de
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