Project Orion is Meta’s first pair of true AR glasses. They project hologram onto the world and are controlled with a neural wristband. They aren’t for sale but they’re a prototype of what Meta thinks will replace your smartphone in the coming years.
Microsoft’s Wave 2 AI Just Changed Work Forever – (Copilot Agents)
Combining the power of Python—one of the world’s most popular programming languages for working with data—using Copilot in Excel. Also, Copilot with PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, OneDrive, Coplilot agents and SharePoint.
Unlocking the Quantum Revolution: How Quantum Computing Will Change the World
In this episode of Sci Discovery Chronicles, we dive deep into the mysterious and groundbreaking world of quantum computing. Discover how the strange principles of quantum mechanics, like superposition and entanglement, are being harnessed to create machines capable of solving problems beyond the reach of classical computers. We explore the potential applications of quantum technology, from revolutionizing artificial intelligence to transforming medical research, and the challenges scientists face in building reliable quantum computers. Watch till the end to uncover how quantum computing could redefine the future
Why I want an AI tutor
How can AI support kids struggling in school? Medical student and former tutor Sophia Hodgkinson showcases the ways artificial intelligence could help bridge achievement gaps for kids left behind. This talk was filmed at TEDxULisboa.
They stole my voice with AI
Does the voice in the clip at the beginning of this video sound familiar to you?
How the Modern Computer Was Invented by Accident
A chance meeting between John von Neumann and Herman Goldstine led to the modern computer: ENIAC and EDVAC.
Elon Musk – Where AI’s Biggest Impact Will Be
Elon Musk gives his predictions for the future impacts of AI.
How Search Really Works
How do search engines like Google, Bing, or DuckDuckGo manage to sift through billions of web pages to find the exact information you’re looking for in a matter of seconds? The answer lies in a complex system involving algorithms, indexing, and ranking.
At the core of search engines is a vast database called an index. This index is essentially a catalog of all the web pages that the search engine has crawled and understood. Each page is assigned a unique identifier and is categorized based on its content.
When you enter a search query, the search engine’s algorithm analyzes the words and phrases you’ve used. It then consults the index to find web pages that are relevant to your query. The algorithm uses a variety of factors to rank the search results, including:
- Relevance: How closely do the words on the webpage match your search query?
- Authority: How reputable is the website? Is it a well-known and trusted source?
- Link popularity: How many other websites link to this page? This is a measure of its importance and relevance.
- User experience: How easy is it for users to find the information they’re looking for on this page?
- Page loading speed: How quickly does the page load? Faster pages are generally preferred.
The search engine’s algorithm constantly evolves to improve the quality of search results. New factors are added and existing ones are refined based on user feedback and data analysis.
By understanding how search engines work, you can optimize your own website’s content and structure to improve its visibility in search results. This can help you attract more visitors and achieve your online goals.
New ChatGPT model designed to break down problems, ‘think’ before responding
OpenAI, the company that brought you ChatGPT, has released a new AI system that isn’t just designed to spit out quick answers to your questions, it’s designed to “think” or “reason” before responding.
Officially called o1 but nicknamed Strawberry — it can solve tricky logic puzzles, ace math tests, and write code for new video games.
However, for many simpler queries, ChatGPT is a better choice.
How Google Makes Custom Cloud Chips That Power Apple AI And Gemini
Google was the first cloud provider to make its own custom AI chips, called TPUs, when they first came out in 2015 – a trend both Amazon and Microsoft followed years later. Now, Apple has revealed it uses TPUs to train its AI models, positioning Google chips as an alternative to Nvidia’s market-leading GPUs. CNBC got an exclusive look inside the lab where Google makes its chips, and its top executive showcased TPU Version 6, Trillium, and its new Arm-based CPU, Axion, both coming out later in 2024.