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Connect Brussels: Pre-event Reading & Resources - Google Docs - 1 views
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This is stuff for helping journalists to start up projects, however it is useful for other industries as well as it also contains tools for developing business plans and rapid prototyping. Have a look maybe.
Google and the Age of Privacy Theater | WIRED - 0 views
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" Google's announcement is a classic example of what you might call privacy theater: While marketed as a step forward for consumer privacy, it does very little to change the underlying dynamics of an industry built on surveillance-based behavioral advertising."
SWITCH TRANSFORMERS: SCALING TO TRILLION PARAMETER MODELS WITH SIMPLE AND EFFICIENT SPA... - 0 views
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paper about huge language odel by google
Google's DeepMind made an AI that can imagine the future - 0 views
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Title: Google's DeepMind made an AI that can imagine the future Excerpt: Google's London-based AI outfit DeepMind has created two different types of AI that can use their 'imagination' to plan ahead and perform tasks with a higher success rate than …
Sam Altman says techies are creating a core set of values for Silicon Valley - Business... - 0 views
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It seems Silicon Valley has value. Moral and political values. They made a Google doc about it.
Google's Project Starline Videoconference Tech Wants to Turn You Into a Hologram | WIRED - 1 views
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volumetric video is a thing
The Wisdom Stack: Essential Elements of a Rapid Learning Network - Google Slides - 1 views
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rapid learning network explained
The packs-commune network - Google Docs - 1 views
P2PU Learning Circle Course Creation Guide - Google Docs - 0 views
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New stuff at P2PU, we should like at this, and especially the Peeragogy group
Palantir: the 'special ops' tech giant that wields as much real-world power as Google |... - 0 views
China is using AI to predict who will commit crime next - 0 views
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AI, facial recognition, and a good old authoritarian regime gives us... cyberpunk
Opinion New York Times The Cities We Need - 0 views
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in their best moments, American cities offered the chance to slip the bonds of prejudices, second-guessing and limited horizons. They offered opportunity. Then, cities worked. Now, they don't.