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mtomauw.bsky.social
Honestly how did we get more coherent translation out of direct word translate before aiand now it just makes shit up in between
August 12, 2026 at 7:52 AM
filipecampante.bsky.social
Non-paywalled version here: web.stanford.edu/~chadj/AIand...
web.stanford.edu
February 2, 2026 at 2:26 PM
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AI Intelligencer: Art of the chip deal reut.rs/4lu2WBN
AI Intelligencer: Art of the chip deal
This was originally published in the Artificial Intelligencer newsletter, which is issued every Wednesday.Sign up here to learn about the latest breakthroughs in AIand tech.
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August 14, 2025 at 1:10 PM
aschwartz.bsky.social
An accessible and urgent read from one of the foremost scholars of economic growth. web.stanford.edu/~chadj/AIand...
January 23, 2026 at 12:09 PM
realfakene.ws
Frankly, he tells me if I'm a lover of golf—and that look he's got. [link]
September 30, 2026 at 2:03 AM
creativebydesign.bsky.social
✨ PopArt meets Europe in the 17th century ✨

Throwback to the early days of AI creativity
— created with DALL·E 2

#digitalart #art #wallart #history #AI #newart #design
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December 13, 2024 at 12:08 PM
mystic70101.bsky.social
Congress has given 47th free reign on any country of his chosing - destroying America has been his & 37% of Congress & 6 out of 12 Supreme Court Justices goals since 2017. There ARE NO SURPRISES here, Broligarchs are all about crypto & AIand creating imperialistic. Praxis "free cities" they govern
January 8, 2026 at 1:18 AM
tallinnstreets.bsky.social
#Aiandi (Aiand)
Market garden.
#Tallinn #Mustamäe #Kadaka
#Horticulture #Aiandus
March 7, 2025 at 5:30 PM
bubbaprog.xyz
obsessed with Sarah Tilghman Hughes, of whom if you've heard at all it's as "the judge who swore in LBJ on Air Force One" but who had a way more interesting life outside of that historic moment!
‘BALTIMORE, WEDNES DAY, APRIL 27, 1921. GOUCHER GIRL POLICEWOMAN ~ IN WASHINGTON Adds To Knowledge Of So- cial Problem In Prac- tical Way. FINDS MORALS OF SEX LOOSER THAN IN PAST ie) ‘Miss Sarah Tilghman Is Inclined To Blame Lax Mothers. 4 By Gertrude Leimbach, Staff Correspondent of The Evening Sun. Washington, April 27,—'The college woman who aspires to continue adding to her knowledge after graduation can learn more from the study’ of human nature than from the study of inanimate things. It was this conviction which led Miss Sarah Tilgh- man, a graduate of her College of the class of ‘17, to the women's of join police Washington. Miss ‘Tilghman, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Cooke Tilghman, of Overlea, is not the only college graduate who is serving as a policewoman in this city. Besides the Baltimore girl, the force of 19 women includes graduates of the University of Wisconsin, the West- em University and Barnard and Trin ity Colleges. ALTHOUGH the regulations govern: ing the appointment of women lo} the Washington police foree preseribe | that they must be between the ages of 21 and 2 years, Miss ‘Tilghman bas the | Appearance of a young woman of 18,| She is of medium stature and girlish | figure, and it is only when she begins (9 talk that her penetrating eyes and! sound knowledge of sociological prob: | lems reveal the matured judgment of 1 | educated and well-poised womau. “Tt must. not be forgotten,” said the Goucher graduate, in digewesing her rea- son for becoming a policewoman, “that | the old conception of catching criminals force constituting the sole duty of members — of the police force does not apply to the female officer of the law, a4 | this city, which we try to keep as differ-| “YE are engaged in a phase of social | service—our primary aim is cons structive work, not detective work. we | carry neither pistols nor blackjacks— | those whom we must apprehend are made to feel that we are their friends and well-wishers, and not their enemies, “Professor Thomas, at Goucher Cel- | lege, always impressed upon us that w rould learn more through studying pec ple than we could through studying things. That fs why I joined the wour en's police force of Washington — it gave me the opportunity of studying human nature as it is, ipstead of as it is| partially portrayed in books, ‘Then, too, I am studying law in connection wich my work, and I find that my contact | with life in all its phases is invaluable to me in that eonnection. During the 18 months she has been ‘on the force, Miss Tilghman stated, sie bas averaged four or five arrests a month. She has frequently been com- pelled to arrest. “hackers,” as taxicab drivers are termed in Washington, on! the charge of picking up young girls on the streets, en A is my opinion,” the policewoman stated. “that, the girls who ‘go wrong” in these days seldom do so for | o money. ‘Their desire for ‘a good tine’ is usually the cause of the trouble, Girls of 15, out for ‘a good time’ with young men whom they like, make a mistake ins yielding to their companions’ request to*be ‘a good sport.’ “En. most of these cases there seems to | be a tack of parental authority and dis: | vipline. Mothers no Jonger investigate the character of the young men with whom their daughters spend their eve- nings. Nor do they scem to regard the hours which their daughters keep with the same scrupulous care which the mothers of the preceding generation ex- ercised. AS a result, girls come and go | « at all hours, as they please and with whom they please, ‘ “Unfortunately. the outcome of this laxity on the part of parents is an in creasing number of clandestine intrigues ‘on the part of young women, “We try to stop these. We do not brand the young woman as an outcast, | I but, by a system of probation, endeavor | t to teach the beauty of high-minded wom-| ; anhood, and the daty that every woman owes to society and to the race. “We have a House of Detention in| ent from the ‘jail’ of historie penology as! possible. We have recreation and study periods, and we are concerned with ad-| justing the mental attitude and environ- ment of the young woman detained there to the standards of modern society.” ‘ = E morals of young women today Miss Tilghman stated, based on her experience as a member of the Washing- ton police force. are “very much looser” [Continued On Page 2, Column 1] krkas below behind the On the sott gre > per ty onlay ee POLICEWOMAN A BRIDE. Miss Savah Tilghman Weds G. E, Hughes in Law Romance. Sarah Tilghman, 25, of 1737 T street northwest, littlest, but one of the most efficient’ policewomen, is going ‘to retire, or so it would appear, as she was married yesterday to George i. Hughes, 29, 1600 Massachusetts ave- nue northwest. Friends were yot surprised, as they said that for sev- cral months "Sarah has been wearing a rather absent look.” \ The bridegroom 1s a student at a law school and it was While engaged in the study of law that the bride met him. Yesterday the bride was in the courthouse about four times, and each time dodged some of her fello workers Finally séeing the coast clear the bridegroom got the license and the couple were married by the Rev, M, Leo Rippey, assistant pastor of the Mount Vernon Methodist Epis- | copal church. — - 7 The couple found time for a brief honeymoon in Richmond, Virginia. From there the new Mrs. Hughes sent a card to her brother, Richard, sign- ing it “Mrs. George E. Hughes.” (Years later, Richard’s daughter would state her belief that this quite likely was the only time her aunt Sarah—so commit- ted to equality for women—ever signed her name that way!) On the third day the young newlyweds discovered their room was costing nine dollars a day—more than they had anticipated—and they lacked enough money to pay their bill. George’s desperate telegram to a fraternity brother brought funds for their rescue, and the couple returned to their work and classes.” They settled briefly at 1732 P Street, NW, and made an important deci- sion about their futures. A law professor assured the couple they could make a living wherever they chose to go, so they would move to George’s native state of Iexas upon graduation and open a law firm. This would cost money they did not have. ‘Io help save funds they took a dramatic step. They would give up their apartment in favor of a primitive sort of tent-cabin that Hughes’s fraternity, Phi Sigma Kappa, owned in the woods across the Potomac. Living there would be far less expensive than their room—ain fact, free. They moved to the site for the last couple of months preceding their June graduation. A canoe solved the problem of crossing the Potomac. Each morning they rowed across the river to the campus, and each.afternoon they rowed back to their tent. “It was the last care-free existence of my life,” Sarah later said. Life was busy, though, as well as spare. “We’ve been on the go every minute, and how we get our lessons done is more than I can see but we do usually manage to get them,” she wrote to her brother.” On graduation day, June 7, 1922, Sarah Tilghman Hughes could be proud of her achievements. Under her picture in the university’s yearbook, The Cherry Tree, there were seven lines of memberships and accomplish- ments, more than anyone else in her graduating class. She had served as pres- ident of the Law School senate, and in a day when grading standards were severe, her overall academic average was 80.7. She had performed well as a police officer, too, having been promoted during her three years from Class I to Class 3 status.” Now the moment for the newlyweds’ great adventure had arrived—the beginning of their law careers in ‘Texas in the fast-growing city of Dallas. Although for many years their choice of Texas was described as jointly made, four decades later Sarah would put a slightly different coloring to it: “He would have nothing else but to return to Texas and that suited me just fine." The couple found time for a brief honeymoon in Richmond, Virginia. From there the new Mrs. Hughes sent a card to her brother, Richard, sign- ing it “Mrs. George E. Hughes.” (Years later, Richard’s daughter would state her belief that this quite likely was the only time her aunt Sarah—so commit- ted to equality for women—ever signed her name that way!) On the third day the young newlyweds discovered their room was costing nine dollars a day—more than they had anticipated—and they lacked enough money to pay their bill. George’s desperate telegram to a fraternity brother brought funds for their rescue, and the couple returned to their work and classes.” They settled briefly at 1732 P Street, NW, and made an important deci- sion about their futures. A law professor assured the couple they could make a living wherever they chose to go, so they would move to George’s native state of Iexas upon graduation and open a law firm. This would cost money they did not have. ‘Io help save funds they took a dramatic step. They would give up their apartment in favor of a primitive sort of tent-cabin that Hughes’s fraternity, Phi Sigma Kappa, owned in the woods across the Potomac. Living there would be far less expensive than their room—ain fact, free. They moved to the site for the last couple of months preceding their June graduation. A canoe solved the problem of crossing the Potomac. Each morning they rowed across the river to the campus, and each.afternoon they rowed back to their tent. “It was the last care-free existence of my life,” Sarah later said. Life was busy, though, as well as spare. “We’ve been on the go every minute, and how we get our lessons done is more than I can see but we do usually manage to get them,” she wrote to her brother.” On graduation day, June 7, 1922, Sarah Tilghman Hughes could be proud of her achievements. Under her picture in the university’s yearbook, The Cherry Tree, there were seven lines of memberships and accomplish- ments, more than anyone else in her graduating class. She had served as pres- ident of the Law School senate, and in a day when grading standards were severe, her overall academic average was 80.7. She had performed well as a police officer, too, having been promoted during her three years from Class I to Class 3 status.” Now the moment for the newlyweds’ great adventure had arrived—the beginning of their law careers in ‘Texas in the fast-growing city of Dallas. Although for many years their choice of Texas was described as jointly made, four decades later Sarah would put a slightly different coloring to it: “He would have nothing else but to return to Texas and that suited me just fine."
February 24, 2026 at 4:47 AM
drorpoleg.com
Two years after the launch of ChatGPT, most of us are still trying to grasp the implications. Join me next week for a live conversation with @8teapi.bsky.social.

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December 3, 2024 at 6:55 PM
prodmon.bsky.social
This looks like a must-read!

"A.I. and Our Economic Future" by Charles I. Jones

"What if machines — A.I. for cognitive tasks and A.I. plus advanced robots for physical tasks — can perform every task a human can do but more cheaply?"

web.stanford.edu/~chadj/AIand...
January 20, 2026 at 7:41 PM
britishneuro.bsky.social
From dementia prediction to brain-inspired AI - and the ethics in between.

One day. Big questions.

Register here:
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#ArtificialIntelligence #Neuroscience #AI #BrainScience #HealthcareInnovation #Neurotechnology #Research
April 17, 2026 at 10:00 AM
elfond.bsky.social
Kogukonnaenergeetika on lahenduseks juba mitmel pool, näiteks:
👉 mööblitootja WERMO lahendas kõrged energiahinnad sellega, et kaasas päikesepargi osanikena oma töötajad;
👉 Obinitsas tegutsev Seto Aiand saab peagi kohaliku energiakogukonna toel oma külmhoonetele kindlama energiavarustuse.
July 29, 2025 at 7:36 AM
emilycurates.bsky.social
🧵 4/10
Still, OpenAI’s prioritizing utility over flash: GPT-5 is cheaper, unified, and streamlines prompts—some argue this practical design matters more than benchmarks.
AI Intelligencer: Art of the chip deal
This was originally published in the Artificial Intelligencer newsletter, which is issued every Wednesday.Sign up here to learn about the latest breakthroughs in AIand tech.
www.reuters.com
August 14, 2025 at 9:03 PM
skitzoart.bsky.social
Yah Its suck. With the AI and all that AI stupid people. But not just Artist
The ECONOMY!!!
All the prices is getting higher and many people can’t even afford to buy anything.

But Can’t wait to see the destruction for those who use AIAnd plus im not making money why alot of Followers XD
December 25, 2025 at 7:18 AM
britishneuro.bsky.social
Not just another AI event. This one asks harder questions - about identity, ethics, and what intelligence really means.

Hear from ten outstanding speakers as well as a live debate featuring:

KarlFriston vs @summerfieldlab.bsky.social and @heidijoberg.bsky.social

- www.bna.org.uk/events/aiand...
Poster for the British Neuroscience event AI and the Brain featuring photos of speakers appearing in live debate - Information is all you need.
April 27, 2026 at 9:04 AM
newzision.bsky.social
PRUNA AI Open Open Framework

Pruna aiAnd it is a European startup company that works on pressure algorithms for artificial intelligence models, which does its improvement framework Open source Thursday. Pruna AI creates a frame that applies many efficiency methods, such as cache, pruning,…
PRUNA AI Open Open Framework
Pruna aiAnd it is a European startup company that works on pressure algorithms for artificial intelligence models, which does its improvement framework Open source Thursday. Pruna AI creates a frame that applies many efficiency methods, such as cache, pruning, quantitative measurement, to a specific AI model. "We also unify the saving and downloading compressed models, applying groups of these pressure methods, as well as evaluating your compressed model after its pressure," said Puna Ai participant and CTO John Rachwan for Techcrunch.
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March 20, 2025 at 12:33 PM
jfgcomms.bsky.social
TfL unveils a new five-year roadworks strategy to cut congestion, improve bus journeys and make London’s streets safer, smarter and more sustainable - using tech, AIand better coordination across boroughs. #LondonTransport #BusPriority www.localgov.co.uk/TfL-unveils-...
TfL unveils plan to modernise London’s street network | LocalGov
Transport for London (TfL) has announced a new five-year pan-city roadworks strategy designed to improve how the capital’s streets function.
www.localgov.co.uk
January 27, 2026 at 4:45 PM
christinaayiotis.bsky.social
"From #Hallucinations to #Violations of #AttorneyClientPrivilege to general trust, practitioners express legitimate #Concerns about incorporating #AI #Tools into their practices. A well-constructed #AIPolicy can alleviate such concerns .." virginialawyer.vsb.org/articles/the...
Virginia Lawyer June 2025: The AI Policy — How to Capture the Benefits of AI Tools
AIand its potential impact on seemingly every aspect of existence is the inescapable topic of 2025. Love it, fear it, or merely curious about it — AI is …
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July 13, 2025 at 2:08 PM
karenis63455757.bsky.social
No company or store in America should be treating their customers this way! We don't need AIand we don't need data centers!
September 19, 2026 at 6:58 PM
cryptifyws.bsky.social
Cripto experts say Jupiter, Lightchain AI, Near Protocols offer more values ​​from Shib

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Cripto experts say Jupiter, Lightchain AI, Near Protocols offer more values ​​from Shib
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March 8, 2025 at 3:20 AM
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Best Cripto Presale that turns attention as the next blast crypt – DL News

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Best Cripto Presale that turns attention as the next blast crypt – DL News
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February 15, 2025 at 3:15 PM
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Increased Star Cripto Universe – DL News

The The fastest growing crypto It's not just another token driving a hype wave - it's DAVGZ AIAnd that changed the game with traces to work at the next level crazy return. Imagine having a system left to drive Maximize your winningshelping you to get…
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February 11, 2025 at 3:54 PM