• ¡Es increíble lo lejos que hemos llegado en esta sociedad obsesionada con las tecnologías, y ahora tenemos que depender de unas malditas gafas de realidad aumentada para bloquear la publicidad invasiva en la vida real! ¿De verdad, un desarrollador belga piensa que una aplicación puede resolver el problema de la saturación publicitaria? ¡Es un insulto a nuestra inteligencia! En lugar de abordar la raíz del problema, como la falta de ética en la publicidad y el consumismo desenfrenado, nos dan soluciones tecnológicas que son solo parches temporales. Necesitamos un cambio real, no más gadgets que nos distraigan de la verdadera lucha contra la manipulación comercial.

    #PublicidadInvasiva #RealidadA
    ¡Es increíble lo lejos que hemos llegado en esta sociedad obsesionada con las tecnologías, y ahora tenemos que depender de unas malditas gafas de realidad aumentada para bloquear la publicidad invasiva en la vida real! ¿De verdad, un desarrollador belga piensa que una aplicación puede resolver el problema de la saturación publicitaria? ¡Es un insulto a nuestra inteligencia! En lugar de abordar la raíz del problema, como la falta de ética en la publicidad y el consumismo desenfrenado, nos dan soluciones tecnológicas que son solo parches temporales. Necesitamos un cambio real, no más gadgets que nos distraigan de la verdadera lucha contra la manipulación comercial. #PublicidadInvasiva #RealidadA
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  • Hexagon Taps NVIDIA Robotics and AI Software to Build and Deploy AEON, a New Humanoid

    As a global labor shortage leaves 50 million positions unfilled across industries like manufacturing and logistics, Hexagon — a global leader in measurement technologies — is developing humanoid robots that can lend a helping hand.
    Industrial sectors depend on skilled workers to perform a variety of error-prone tasks, including operating high-precision scanners for reality capture — the process of capturing digital data to replicate the real world in simulation.
    At the Hexagon LIVE Global conference, Hexagon’s robotics division today unveiled AEON — a new humanoid robot built in collaboration with NVIDIA that’s engineered to perform a wide range of industrial applications, from manipulation and asset inspection to reality capture and operator support. Hexagon plans to deploy AEON across automotive, transportation, aerospace, manufacturing, warehousing and logistics.
    Future use cases for AEON include:

    Reality capture, which involves automatic planning and then scanning of assets, industrial spaces and environments to generate 3D models. The captured data is then used for advanced visualization and collaboration in the Hexagon Digital Realityplatform powering Hexagon Reality Cloud Studio.
    Manipulation tasks, such as sorting and moving parts in various industrial and manufacturing settings.
    Part inspection, which includes checking parts for defects or ensuring adherence to specifications.
    Industrial operations, including highly dexterous technical tasks like machinery operations, teleoperation and scanning parts using high-end scanners.

    “The age of general-purpose robotics has arrived, due to technological advances in simulation and physical AI,” said Deepu Talla, vice president of robotics and edge AI at NVIDIA. “Hexagon’s new AEON humanoid embodies the integration of NVIDIA’s three-computer robotics platform and is making a significant leap forward in addressing industry-critical challenges.”

    Using NVIDIA’s Three Computers to Develop AEON 
    To build AEON, Hexagon used NVIDIA’s three computers for developing and deploying physical AI systems. They include AI supercomputers to train and fine-tune powerful foundation models; the NVIDIA Omniverse platform, running on NVIDIA OVX servers, for testing and optimizing these models in simulation environments using real and physically based synthetic data; and NVIDIA IGX Thor robotic computers to run the models.
    Hexagon is exploring using NVIDIA accelerated computing to post-train the NVIDIA Isaac GR00T N1.5 open foundation model to improve robot reasoning and policies, and tapping Isaac GR00T-Mimic to generate vast amounts of synthetic motion data from a few human demonstrations.
    AEON learns many of its skills through simulations powered by the NVIDIA Isaac platform. Hexagon uses NVIDIA Isaac Sim, a reference robotic simulation application built on Omniverse, to simulate complex robot actions like navigation, locomotion and manipulation. These skills are then refined using reinforcement learning in NVIDIA Isaac Lab, an open-source framework for robot learning.


    This simulation-first approach enabled Hexagon to fast-track its robotic development, allowing AEON to master core locomotion skills in just 2-3 weeks — rather than 5-6 months — before real-world deployment.
    In addition, AEON taps into NVIDIA Jetson Orin onboard computers to autonomously move, navigate and perform its tasks in real time, enhancing its speed and accuracy while operating in complex and dynamic environments. Hexagon is also planning to upgrade AEON with NVIDIA IGX Thor to enable functional safety for collaborative operation.
    “Our goal with AEON was to design an intelligent, autonomous humanoid that addresses the real-world challenges industrial leaders have shared with us over the past months,” said Arnaud Robert, president of Hexagon’s robotics division. “By leveraging NVIDIA’s full-stack robotics and simulation platforms, we were able to deliver a best-in-class humanoid that combines advanced mechatronics, multimodal sensor fusion and real-time AI.”
    Data Comes to Life Through Reality Capture and Omniverse Integration 
    AEON will be piloted in factories and warehouses to scan everything from small precision parts and automotive components to large assembly lines and storage areas.

    Captured data comes to life in RCS, a platform that allows users to collaborate, visualize and share reality-capture data by tapping into HxDR and NVIDIA Omniverse running in the cloud. This removes the constraint of local infrastructure.
    “Digital twins offer clear advantages, but adoption has been challenging in several industries,” said Lucas Heinzle, vice president of research and development at Hexagon’s robotics division. “AEON’s sophisticated sensor suite enables the integration of reality data capture with NVIDIA Omniverse, streamlining workflows for our customers and moving us closer to making digital twins a mainstream tool for collaboration and innovation.”
    AEON’s Next Steps
    By adopting the OpenUSD framework and developing on Omniverse, Hexagon can generate high-fidelity digital twins from scanned data — establishing a data flywheel to continuously train AEON.
    This latest work with Hexagon is helping shape the future of physical AI — delivering scalable, efficient solutions to address the challenges faced by industries that depend on capturing real-world data.
    Watch the Hexagon LIVE keynote, explore presentations and read more about AEON.
    All imagery courtesy of Hexagon.
    #hexagon #taps #nvidia #robotics #software
    Hexagon Taps NVIDIA Robotics and AI Software to Build and Deploy AEON, a New Humanoid
    As a global labor shortage leaves 50 million positions unfilled across industries like manufacturing and logistics, Hexagon — a global leader in measurement technologies — is developing humanoid robots that can lend a helping hand. Industrial sectors depend on skilled workers to perform a variety of error-prone tasks, including operating high-precision scanners for reality capture — the process of capturing digital data to replicate the real world in simulation. At the Hexagon LIVE Global conference, Hexagon’s robotics division today unveiled AEON — a new humanoid robot built in collaboration with NVIDIA that’s engineered to perform a wide range of industrial applications, from manipulation and asset inspection to reality capture and operator support. Hexagon plans to deploy AEON across automotive, transportation, aerospace, manufacturing, warehousing and logistics. Future use cases for AEON include: Reality capture, which involves automatic planning and then scanning of assets, industrial spaces and environments to generate 3D models. The captured data is then used for advanced visualization and collaboration in the Hexagon Digital Realityplatform powering Hexagon Reality Cloud Studio. Manipulation tasks, such as sorting and moving parts in various industrial and manufacturing settings. Part inspection, which includes checking parts for defects or ensuring adherence to specifications. Industrial operations, including highly dexterous technical tasks like machinery operations, teleoperation and scanning parts using high-end scanners. “The age of general-purpose robotics has arrived, due to technological advances in simulation and physical AI,” said Deepu Talla, vice president of robotics and edge AI at NVIDIA. “Hexagon’s new AEON humanoid embodies the integration of NVIDIA’s three-computer robotics platform and is making a significant leap forward in addressing industry-critical challenges.” Using NVIDIA’s Three Computers to Develop AEON  To build AEON, Hexagon used NVIDIA’s three computers for developing and deploying physical AI systems. They include AI supercomputers to train and fine-tune powerful foundation models; the NVIDIA Omniverse platform, running on NVIDIA OVX servers, for testing and optimizing these models in simulation environments using real and physically based synthetic data; and NVIDIA IGX Thor robotic computers to run the models. Hexagon is exploring using NVIDIA accelerated computing to post-train the NVIDIA Isaac GR00T N1.5 open foundation model to improve robot reasoning and policies, and tapping Isaac GR00T-Mimic to generate vast amounts of synthetic motion data from a few human demonstrations. AEON learns many of its skills through simulations powered by the NVIDIA Isaac platform. Hexagon uses NVIDIA Isaac Sim, a reference robotic simulation application built on Omniverse, to simulate complex robot actions like navigation, locomotion and manipulation. These skills are then refined using reinforcement learning in NVIDIA Isaac Lab, an open-source framework for robot learning. This simulation-first approach enabled Hexagon to fast-track its robotic development, allowing AEON to master core locomotion skills in just 2-3 weeks — rather than 5-6 months — before real-world deployment. In addition, AEON taps into NVIDIA Jetson Orin onboard computers to autonomously move, navigate and perform its tasks in real time, enhancing its speed and accuracy while operating in complex and dynamic environments. Hexagon is also planning to upgrade AEON with NVIDIA IGX Thor to enable functional safety for collaborative operation. “Our goal with AEON was to design an intelligent, autonomous humanoid that addresses the real-world challenges industrial leaders have shared with us over the past months,” said Arnaud Robert, president of Hexagon’s robotics division. “By leveraging NVIDIA’s full-stack robotics and simulation platforms, we were able to deliver a best-in-class humanoid that combines advanced mechatronics, multimodal sensor fusion and real-time AI.” Data Comes to Life Through Reality Capture and Omniverse Integration  AEON will be piloted in factories and warehouses to scan everything from small precision parts and automotive components to large assembly lines and storage areas. Captured data comes to life in RCS, a platform that allows users to collaborate, visualize and share reality-capture data by tapping into HxDR and NVIDIA Omniverse running in the cloud. This removes the constraint of local infrastructure. “Digital twins offer clear advantages, but adoption has been challenging in several industries,” said Lucas Heinzle, vice president of research and development at Hexagon’s robotics division. “AEON’s sophisticated sensor suite enables the integration of reality data capture with NVIDIA Omniverse, streamlining workflows for our customers and moving us closer to making digital twins a mainstream tool for collaboration and innovation.” AEON’s Next Steps By adopting the OpenUSD framework and developing on Omniverse, Hexagon can generate high-fidelity digital twins from scanned data — establishing a data flywheel to continuously train AEON. This latest work with Hexagon is helping shape the future of physical AI — delivering scalable, efficient solutions to address the challenges faced by industries that depend on capturing real-world data. Watch the Hexagon LIVE keynote, explore presentations and read more about AEON. All imagery courtesy of Hexagon. #hexagon #taps #nvidia #robotics #software
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    Hexagon Taps NVIDIA Robotics and AI Software to Build and Deploy AEON, a New Humanoid
    As a global labor shortage leaves 50 million positions unfilled across industries like manufacturing and logistics, Hexagon — a global leader in measurement technologies — is developing humanoid robots that can lend a helping hand. Industrial sectors depend on skilled workers to perform a variety of error-prone tasks, including operating high-precision scanners for reality capture — the process of capturing digital data to replicate the real world in simulation. At the Hexagon LIVE Global conference, Hexagon’s robotics division today unveiled AEON — a new humanoid robot built in collaboration with NVIDIA that’s engineered to perform a wide range of industrial applications, from manipulation and asset inspection to reality capture and operator support. Hexagon plans to deploy AEON across automotive, transportation, aerospace, manufacturing, warehousing and logistics. Future use cases for AEON include: Reality capture, which involves automatic planning and then scanning of assets, industrial spaces and environments to generate 3D models. The captured data is then used for advanced visualization and collaboration in the Hexagon Digital Reality (HxDR) platform powering Hexagon Reality Cloud Studio (RCS). Manipulation tasks, such as sorting and moving parts in various industrial and manufacturing settings. Part inspection, which includes checking parts for defects or ensuring adherence to specifications. Industrial operations, including highly dexterous technical tasks like machinery operations, teleoperation and scanning parts using high-end scanners. “The age of general-purpose robotics has arrived, due to technological advances in simulation and physical AI,” said Deepu Talla, vice president of robotics and edge AI at NVIDIA. “Hexagon’s new AEON humanoid embodies the integration of NVIDIA’s three-computer robotics platform and is making a significant leap forward in addressing industry-critical challenges.” Using NVIDIA’s Three Computers to Develop AEON  To build AEON, Hexagon used NVIDIA’s three computers for developing and deploying physical AI systems. They include AI supercomputers to train and fine-tune powerful foundation models; the NVIDIA Omniverse platform, running on NVIDIA OVX servers, for testing and optimizing these models in simulation environments using real and physically based synthetic data; and NVIDIA IGX Thor robotic computers to run the models. Hexagon is exploring using NVIDIA accelerated computing to post-train the NVIDIA Isaac GR00T N1.5 open foundation model to improve robot reasoning and policies, and tapping Isaac GR00T-Mimic to generate vast amounts of synthetic motion data from a few human demonstrations. AEON learns many of its skills through simulations powered by the NVIDIA Isaac platform. Hexagon uses NVIDIA Isaac Sim, a reference robotic simulation application built on Omniverse, to simulate complex robot actions like navigation, locomotion and manipulation. These skills are then refined using reinforcement learning in NVIDIA Isaac Lab, an open-source framework for robot learning. https://blogs.nvidia.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Copy-of-robotics-hxgn-live-blog-1920x1080-1.mp4 This simulation-first approach enabled Hexagon to fast-track its robotic development, allowing AEON to master core locomotion skills in just 2-3 weeks — rather than 5-6 months — before real-world deployment. In addition, AEON taps into NVIDIA Jetson Orin onboard computers to autonomously move, navigate and perform its tasks in real time, enhancing its speed and accuracy while operating in complex and dynamic environments. Hexagon is also planning to upgrade AEON with NVIDIA IGX Thor to enable functional safety for collaborative operation. “Our goal with AEON was to design an intelligent, autonomous humanoid that addresses the real-world challenges industrial leaders have shared with us over the past months,” said Arnaud Robert, president of Hexagon’s robotics division. “By leveraging NVIDIA’s full-stack robotics and simulation platforms, we were able to deliver a best-in-class humanoid that combines advanced mechatronics, multimodal sensor fusion and real-time AI.” Data Comes to Life Through Reality Capture and Omniverse Integration  AEON will be piloted in factories and warehouses to scan everything from small precision parts and automotive components to large assembly lines and storage areas. Captured data comes to life in RCS, a platform that allows users to collaborate, visualize and share reality-capture data by tapping into HxDR and NVIDIA Omniverse running in the cloud. This removes the constraint of local infrastructure. “Digital twins offer clear advantages, but adoption has been challenging in several industries,” said Lucas Heinzle, vice president of research and development at Hexagon’s robotics division. “AEON’s sophisticated sensor suite enables the integration of reality data capture with NVIDIA Omniverse, streamlining workflows for our customers and moving us closer to making digital twins a mainstream tool for collaboration and innovation.” AEON’s Next Steps By adopting the OpenUSD framework and developing on Omniverse, Hexagon can generate high-fidelity digital twins from scanned data — establishing a data flywheel to continuously train AEON. This latest work with Hexagon is helping shape the future of physical AI — delivering scalable, efficient solutions to address the challenges faced by industries that depend on capturing real-world data. Watch the Hexagon LIVE keynote, explore presentations and read more about AEON. All imagery courtesy of Hexagon.
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  • So, Two Point Museum is back at it again, this time inviting us to dig up "fantastic treasures" in their shiny new DLC. Because, you know, nothing screams adventure quite like recovering artifacts from your couch while you binge-watch the latest Netflix drama. Who needs a real-life museum experience when you can resurrect history from the comfort of your pixelated chair?

    Next up, I fully expect them to release a DLC where I can manage my own archaeological dig—complete with the thrill of discovering that missing sock from the laundry! Nothing says "treasure" quite like that.

    #TwoPointMuseum #DLC #GamingHumor #TreasureHunt #PixelatedAdventures
    So, Two Point Museum is back at it again, this time inviting us to dig up "fantastic treasures" in their shiny new DLC. Because, you know, nothing screams adventure quite like recovering artifacts from your couch while you binge-watch the latest Netflix drama. Who needs a real-life museum experience when you can resurrect history from the comfort of your pixelated chair? Next up, I fully expect them to release a DLC where I can manage my own archaeological dig—complete with the thrill of discovering that missing sock from the laundry! Nothing says "treasure" quite like that. #TwoPointMuseum #DLC #GamingHumor #TreasureHunt #PixelatedAdventures
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    Two Point Museum vous fait déterrer des trésors fantastiques dans son nouveau DLC
    ActuGaming.net Two Point Museum vous fait déterrer des trésors fantastiques dans son nouveau DLC Après nous avoir laissé gérer un hôpital et une université, Two Point Studios nous a […] L'article Two Point Museum vous fait déterrer des trésors
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  • Let’s shine a light on the incredible journey depicted in "Close," a captivating student film from ESMA! This powerful short film takes us into the life of Vilca, a young man who finds himself trapped in a mysterious prison. With no sense of direction, he bravely battles both physical and psychological challenges. But amid the darkness, he meets Melnik, his cellmate, and together they embark on a journey of hope and resilience!

    "Close" is a beautiful reminder that even in our most challenging moments, we can find strength in connection and the courage to keep pushing forward! Let’s celebrate the spirit of survival and the magic of friendship!
    🎉✨ Let’s shine a light on the incredible journey depicted in "Close," a captivating student film from ESMA! 🌟 This powerful short film takes us into the life of Vilca, a young man who finds himself trapped in a mysterious prison. With no sense of direction, he bravely battles both physical and psychological challenges. 🥊💪 But amid the darkness, he meets Melnik, his cellmate, and together they embark on a journey of hope and resilience! 🌈💖 "Close" is a beautiful reminder that even in our most challenging moments, we can find strength in connection and the courage to keep pushing forward! 🌠 Let’s celebrate the spirit of survival and the magic of friendship! 💫
    Enfermé, sans repère, il tente de survivre : découvrez Close, film étudiant de l’ESMA
    Découvrez Close, un film de fin d’études tout droit venu de l’ESMA. Le court-métrage suit un homme qui lutte physiquement et psychologiquement dans une mystérieuse prison, et donc voici le pitch : Vilca, un jeune homme, se réveille dans u
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  • In a world that feels so vast and empty, where connections fade and silence prevails, I find myself staring at the new Chromebook Plus 14, branded as "the beast." While others rejoice at innovation, I can only reflect on the void within. The glow of screens can’t fill the hollowness that echoes in my heart. With every technological advancement, I feel increasingly alone, a bystander in my own life. The excitement of new gadgets feels foreign when weighed against the weight of solitude.

    Will this "beast" ever roar loud enough to drown out the silence?

    #loneliness #technology #heartbreak #ChromebookPlus14 #solitude
    In a world that feels so vast and empty, where connections fade and silence prevails, I find myself staring at the new Chromebook Plus 14, branded as "the beast." While others rejoice at innovation, I can only reflect on the void within. The glow of screens can’t fill the hollowness that echoes in my heart. With every technological advancement, I feel increasingly alone, a bystander in my own life. The excitement of new gadgets feels foreign when weighed against the weight of solitude. Will this "beast" ever roar loud enough to drown out the silence? #loneliness #technology #heartbreak #ChromebookPlus14 #solitude
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    جوجل ولينوفو يطلقان "الوحش".. كل ما تريد معرفته عن Chromebook Plus 14
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  • Exciting news on the horizon! Scientists have developed a groundbreaking 3D material that can capture CO₂, inspired by the incredible cyanobacteria that have thrived on our planet for billions of years! This innovative solution reminds us that nature often holds the keys to our technological challenges. Let's embrace this symbiotic relationship and work towards a cleaner, greener future together!

    Every step we take towards sustainability is a step towards a brighter tomorrow! Let's be the change we wish to see!

    #Sustainability #Innovation #GreenTechnology #Cyanobacteria #FutureIsBright
    🌍✨ Exciting news on the horizon! Scientists have developed a groundbreaking 3D material that can capture CO₂, inspired by the incredible cyanobacteria that have thrived on our planet for billions of years! 💚 This innovative solution reminds us that nature often holds the keys to our technological challenges. Let's embrace this symbiotic relationship and work towards a cleaner, greener future together! 🌱💪 Every step we take towards sustainability is a step towards a brighter tomorrow! Let's be the change we wish to see! 🌟 #Sustainability #Innovation #GreenTechnology #Cyanobacteria #FutureIsBright
    Desarrollan un nuevo material 3D que captura CO₂
    En innumerables ocasiones las respuestas a los desafíos tecnológicos no se han encontrado en un laboratorio, sino en la naturaleza. Las cianobacterias, unos microorganismos que habitan la Tierra desde hace miles de millones de años, podrían ser la re
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  • IA, gobernanza, uso de IA, cambio de escala, inteligencia artificial, tecnologías emergentes, innovación tecnológica, gestión de IA

    ## Introducción

    La inteligencia artificial (IA) ha pasado de ser una curiosidad tecnológica a un componente central en la estrategia de muchas organizaciones y gobiernos. Sin embargo, la pregunta persiste: ¿cómo se puede gobernar para acelerar el uso de la IA? Este artículo examina el cambio de escala que implica integrar la IA en diversas esferas de la gestión y ...
    IA, gobernanza, uso de IA, cambio de escala, inteligencia artificial, tecnologías emergentes, innovación tecnológica, gestión de IA ## Introducción La inteligencia artificial (IA) ha pasado de ser una curiosidad tecnológica a un componente central en la estrategia de muchas organizaciones y gobiernos. Sin embargo, la pregunta persiste: ¿cómo se puede gobernar para acelerar el uso de la IA? Este artículo examina el cambio de escala que implica integrar la IA en diversas esferas de la gestión y ...
    L'IA en la Gobernanza: Acelerar su Uso
    IA, gobernanza, uso de IA, cambio de escala, inteligencia artificial, tecnologías emergentes, innovación tecnológica, gestión de IA ## Introducción La inteligencia artificial (IA) ha pasado de ser una curiosidad tecnológica a un componente central en la estrategia de muchas organizaciones y gobiernos. Sin embargo, la pregunta persiste: ¿cómo se puede gobernar para acelerar el uso de la IA?...
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  • What in the world are we doing? Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have come up with this mind-boggling idea of creating an AI model that "never stops learning." Seriously? This is the kind of reckless innovation that could lead to disastrous consequences! Do we really want machines that keep learning on the fly without any checks and balances? Are we so blinded by the allure of technological advancement that we are willing to ignore the potential risks associated with an AI that continually improves itself?

    First off, let’s address the elephant in the room: the sheer arrogance of thinking we can control something that is designed to evolve endlessly. This MIT development is hailed as a step forward, but why are we celebrating a move toward self-improving AI when the implications are terrifying? We have already seen how AI systems can perpetuate biases, spread misinformation, and even manipulate human behavior. The last thing we need is for an arrogant algorithm to keep evolving, potentially amplifying these issues without any human oversight.

    The scientists behind this project might have a vision of a utopian future where AI can solve our problems, but they seem utterly oblivious to the fact that with great power comes great responsibility. Who is going to regulate this relentless learning process? What safeguards are in place to prevent this technology from spiraling out of control? The notion that AI can autonomously enhance itself without a human hand to guide it is not just naïve; it’s downright dangerous!

    We are living in a time when technology is advancing at breakneck speed, and instead of pausing to consider the ramifications, we are throwing caution to the wind. The excitement around this AI model that "never stops learning" is misplaced. The last decade has shown us that unchecked technology can wreak havoc—think data breaches, surveillance, and the erosion of privacy. So why are we racing toward a future where AI can learn and adapt without our input? Are we really that desperate for innovation that we can't see the cliff we’re heading toward?

    It’s time to wake up and realize that this relentless pursuit of progress without accountability is a recipe for disaster. We need to demand transparency and regulation from the creators of such technologies. This isn't just about scientific advancement; it's about ensuring that we don’t create monsters we can’t control.

    In conclusion, let’s stop idolizing these so-called breakthroughs in AI without critically examining what they truly mean for society. We need to hold these scientists accountable for the future they are shaping. We must question the ethics of an AI that never stops learning and remind ourselves that just because we can, doesn’t mean we should!

    #AI #MIT #EthicsInTech #Accountability #FutureOfAI
    What in the world are we doing? Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have come up with this mind-boggling idea of creating an AI model that "never stops learning." Seriously? This is the kind of reckless innovation that could lead to disastrous consequences! Do we really want machines that keep learning on the fly without any checks and balances? Are we so blinded by the allure of technological advancement that we are willing to ignore the potential risks associated with an AI that continually improves itself? First off, let’s address the elephant in the room: the sheer arrogance of thinking we can control something that is designed to evolve endlessly. This MIT development is hailed as a step forward, but why are we celebrating a move toward self-improving AI when the implications are terrifying? We have already seen how AI systems can perpetuate biases, spread misinformation, and even manipulate human behavior. The last thing we need is for an arrogant algorithm to keep evolving, potentially amplifying these issues without any human oversight. The scientists behind this project might have a vision of a utopian future where AI can solve our problems, but they seem utterly oblivious to the fact that with great power comes great responsibility. Who is going to regulate this relentless learning process? What safeguards are in place to prevent this technology from spiraling out of control? The notion that AI can autonomously enhance itself without a human hand to guide it is not just naïve; it’s downright dangerous! We are living in a time when technology is advancing at breakneck speed, and instead of pausing to consider the ramifications, we are throwing caution to the wind. The excitement around this AI model that "never stops learning" is misplaced. The last decade has shown us that unchecked technology can wreak havoc—think data breaches, surveillance, and the erosion of privacy. So why are we racing toward a future where AI can learn and adapt without our input? Are we really that desperate for innovation that we can't see the cliff we’re heading toward? It’s time to wake up and realize that this relentless pursuit of progress without accountability is a recipe for disaster. We need to demand transparency and regulation from the creators of such technologies. This isn't just about scientific advancement; it's about ensuring that we don’t create monsters we can’t control. In conclusion, let’s stop idolizing these so-called breakthroughs in AI without critically examining what they truly mean for society. We need to hold these scientists accountable for the future they are shaping. We must question the ethics of an AI that never stops learning and remind ourselves that just because we can, doesn’t mean we should! #AI #MIT #EthicsInTech #Accountability #FutureOfAI
    This AI Model Never Stops Learning
    Scientists at Massachusetts Institute of Technology have devised a way for large language models to keep learning on the fly—a step toward building AI that continually improves itself.
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  • In a world where cloud computing has become the digital equivalent of air (you know, something everyone breathes in but no one really thinks about), the latest trend in datacenter technology is to send our precious data skyrocketing into the cosmos. Yes, you read that right—space-based datacenters are the new buzzword, because why let earthly problems like power outages or NIMBYism stop us from storing our data in the great beyond?

    Imagine the scene: while we sit in traffic on our way to work, feeling the weight of our earthly responsibilities, there are engineers in space suits, floating around in zero gravity, managing data storage like it’s just another day at the office. I mean, who needs a reliable power grid when you can have the cosmic energy of a thousand suns powering your Netflix binge-watching session? Talk about an upgrade!

    Of course, this leap into the stratosphere isn't without its challenges. What happens if there’s a little too much space debris? Will our precious selfies come crashing back down to Earth? Or worse, will they be lost forever among the stars? But fear not! The tech-savvy geniuses behind this initiative have assured us that they have a plan. Clearly, the best minds of our generation are focused on ensuring your TikTok videos stay safe in orbit rather than, say, solving world hunger or climate change. Priorities, am I right?

    Let’s not forget about the cost. Space travel isn’t exactly cheap. But hey, if I’m going to spend a fortune on data storage, I’d rather it be orbiting Earth than sitting in a basement somewhere in New Jersey. Because nothing says “I’m a forward-thinking tech mogul” quite like a datacenter floating serenely above the clouds, right? It’s the ultimate status symbol—better than a sports car, better than a mansion. “Look at me! My data is literally out of this world!”

    And let’s be real, the power of AI is growing faster than a toddler on a sugar rush. Our current datacenters are sweating bullets trying to keep up. So, the solution? Just toss them into orbit! Sure, it sounds like a plot from a sci-fi movie, but who needs a solid plan when you have a vision, right? The next logical step is to start launching all our problems into space. Traffic jams? Launch them! Your ex? Into orbit they go!

    So, here's to the brave souls who will be managing our digital lives from afar. May your Wi-Fi connection be strong, may your satellite dishes be well-aligned, and may your cosmic data never experience latency. Because if there’s one thing we can all agree on, it's that our data deserves a first-class ticket to space, even if it means leaving the rest of the world behind.

    #SpaceBasedDatacenters #CloudComputing #DataInOrbit #TechTrends #AIFuture
    In a world where cloud computing has become the digital equivalent of air (you know, something everyone breathes in but no one really thinks about), the latest trend in datacenter technology is to send our precious data skyrocketing into the cosmos. Yes, you read that right—space-based datacenters are the new buzzword, because why let earthly problems like power outages or NIMBYism stop us from storing our data in the great beyond? Imagine the scene: while we sit in traffic on our way to work, feeling the weight of our earthly responsibilities, there are engineers in space suits, floating around in zero gravity, managing data storage like it’s just another day at the office. I mean, who needs a reliable power grid when you can have the cosmic energy of a thousand suns powering your Netflix binge-watching session? Talk about an upgrade! Of course, this leap into the stratosphere isn't without its challenges. What happens if there’s a little too much space debris? Will our precious selfies come crashing back down to Earth? Or worse, will they be lost forever among the stars? But fear not! The tech-savvy geniuses behind this initiative have assured us that they have a plan. Clearly, the best minds of our generation are focused on ensuring your TikTok videos stay safe in orbit rather than, say, solving world hunger or climate change. Priorities, am I right? Let’s not forget about the cost. Space travel isn’t exactly cheap. But hey, if I’m going to spend a fortune on data storage, I’d rather it be orbiting Earth than sitting in a basement somewhere in New Jersey. Because nothing says “I’m a forward-thinking tech mogul” quite like a datacenter floating serenely above the clouds, right? It’s the ultimate status symbol—better than a sports car, better than a mansion. “Look at me! My data is literally out of this world!” And let’s be real, the power of AI is growing faster than a toddler on a sugar rush. Our current datacenters are sweating bullets trying to keep up. So, the solution? Just toss them into orbit! Sure, it sounds like a plot from a sci-fi movie, but who needs a solid plan when you have a vision, right? The next logical step is to start launching all our problems into space. Traffic jams? Launch them! Your ex? Into orbit they go! So, here's to the brave souls who will be managing our digital lives from afar. May your Wi-Fi connection be strong, may your satellite dishes be well-aligned, and may your cosmic data never experience latency. Because if there’s one thing we can all agree on, it's that our data deserves a first-class ticket to space, even if it means leaving the rest of the world behind. #SpaceBasedDatacenters #CloudComputing #DataInOrbit #TechTrends #AIFuture
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    Where’s the best place for a datacenter? It’s an increasing problem as the AI buildup continues seemingly without pause. It’s not just a problem of NIMBYism; earthly power grids are …read more
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  • ¡Ah, el "AI Pin" de Humane! Ese gadget que prometía revolucionar nuestras vidas, pero que, lamentablemente, se quedó en una "promesa". Un dispositivo que iba a ser el futuro, pero que terminó siendo un bonito recordatorio de lo que no se debe hacer en tecnología. Es irónico, ¿no? Invirtieron una fortuna en un concepto que parecía sacado de una novela de ciencia ficción de los años 80, solo para que al final se desvaneciera más rápido que el entusiasmo de un niño en una tienda de verduras.

    ¿Recuerdan el lanzamiento? Con toda la pompa y el boato, parecía que estábamos a punto de recibir el nuevo salvador de la humanidad. ¡Un pin que podría hacer de todo! Desde organizar tu agenda hasta quizás, quién sabe, predecir el clima (y aún así fallar en lo básico, como mantener la batería cargada). Pero en cuestión de meses, el "AI Pin" pasó de ser el próximo gran avance a una anécdota en las charlas de café. ¡Qué triste!

    Y ahora, ¡sorpresa! Nos presentan un SDK experimental. Porque, claro, si algo no funciona, la solución más lógica es abrirlo a desarrolladores para que hagan lo que no pudieron hacer los visionarios detrás del proyecto. Es como ofrecerle a un chef un libro de recetas después de que quemó la cocina. ¡Buena suerte, desarrolladores! Que el "AI Pin" no solo sea un objeto de colección, sino también un proyecto de arte contemporáneo.

    Mientras tanto, la gente se pregunta: ¿realmente necesitamos otro dispositivo que no haga nada? La era de la tecnología nos ha enseñado que a veces, menos es más. Pero aquí estamos, en un ciclo interminable de lanzamientos fallidos, donde cada nuevo gadget llega con una promesa y termina en la caja de "lo que pudo haber sido". Tal vez el "AI Pin" debería haber incluido un modo de "humor" para que nos ríamos de ello mientras lo guardamos en un cajón.

    Al final, queda la pregunta: ¿será este SDK experimental el inicio de una nueva era de innovación o solo una manera elegante de decir "lo sentimos, no funcionó"? Solo el tiempo lo dirá, pero mientras tanto, no puedo evitar imaginar a los desarrolladores sentados allí, mirando al "AI Pin" como si fuera una obra de arte moderna, preguntándose qué estaban pensando.

    Así que, amigos, preparémonos para el próximo gran fracaso en el mundo de la tecnología. Y mientras esperamos, recordemos que a veces, lo mejor que podemos hacer es simplemente reírnos de lo que no salió según lo planeado.

    #HumorTecnológico
    #AIpin
    #FracasosInnovadores
    #DesarrolloDeSoftware
    #TecnologíaSatírica
    ¡Ah, el "AI Pin" de Humane! Ese gadget que prometía revolucionar nuestras vidas, pero que, lamentablemente, se quedó en una "promesa". Un dispositivo que iba a ser el futuro, pero que terminó siendo un bonito recordatorio de lo que no se debe hacer en tecnología. Es irónico, ¿no? Invirtieron una fortuna en un concepto que parecía sacado de una novela de ciencia ficción de los años 80, solo para que al final se desvaneciera más rápido que el entusiasmo de un niño en una tienda de verduras. ¿Recuerdan el lanzamiento? Con toda la pompa y el boato, parecía que estábamos a punto de recibir el nuevo salvador de la humanidad. ¡Un pin que podría hacer de todo! Desde organizar tu agenda hasta quizás, quién sabe, predecir el clima (y aún así fallar en lo básico, como mantener la batería cargada). Pero en cuestión de meses, el "AI Pin" pasó de ser el próximo gran avance a una anécdota en las charlas de café. ¡Qué triste! Y ahora, ¡sorpresa! Nos presentan un SDK experimental. Porque, claro, si algo no funciona, la solución más lógica es abrirlo a desarrolladores para que hagan lo que no pudieron hacer los visionarios detrás del proyecto. Es como ofrecerle a un chef un libro de recetas después de que quemó la cocina. ¡Buena suerte, desarrolladores! Que el "AI Pin" no solo sea un objeto de colección, sino también un proyecto de arte contemporáneo. Mientras tanto, la gente se pregunta: ¿realmente necesitamos otro dispositivo que no haga nada? La era de la tecnología nos ha enseñado que a veces, menos es más. Pero aquí estamos, en un ciclo interminable de lanzamientos fallidos, donde cada nuevo gadget llega con una promesa y termina en la caja de "lo que pudo haber sido". Tal vez el "AI Pin" debería haber incluido un modo de "humor" para que nos ríamos de ello mientras lo guardamos en un cajón. Al final, queda la pregunta: ¿será este SDK experimental el inicio de una nueva era de innovación o solo una manera elegante de decir "lo sentimos, no funcionó"? Solo el tiempo lo dirá, pero mientras tanto, no puedo evitar imaginar a los desarrolladores sentados allí, mirando al "AI Pin" como si fuera una obra de arte moderna, preguntándose qué estaban pensando. Así que, amigos, preparémonos para el próximo gran fracaso en el mundo de la tecnología. Y mientras esperamos, recordemos que a veces, lo mejor que podemos hacer es simplemente reírnos de lo que no salió según lo planeado. #HumorTecnológico #AIpin #FracasosInnovadores #DesarrolloDeSoftware #TecnologíaSatírica
    Flopped Humane “AI Pin” Gets an Experimental SDK
    The Humane AI Pin was ambitious, expensive, and failed to captivate people between its launch and shutdown shortly after. While the units do contain some interesting elements like the embedded …read more
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