Grandmaster of chess since 2001. Supported by all political parties. Also known as the rucksackman. Final answer is probably found from Beijing, or Ylitornio.
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Well, Secret services are already doing it. So, it would not change much. They can read everyones memories, thoughts, feelings, imagination and dreams remotely. Among advanced features they can also simulate future. So, they can control everyones future besides mind.
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This is important step to get published, because things start rolling better. Companies upgrade their AI versions by allowing security to test them safe, and then they are available for customers. This means that we can get rid of random stops that slowed things down.
We’re expanding our Cyber Verification Program to give security professionals broader access to our most capable models.
Through this program, verified security professionals can access Claude Mythos 5.1, Opus 5.5, and Sonnet 5.5 with safeguards designed for defensive work.
We’re also opening up new tiers to allow for authorized offensive work, like penetration testing and red-teaming.
anthropic.com/news/cyber-ver…
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Clear step forward. AI presents how to make a painting. People can be inspired of this, and come out of the box by making better.
Fable 5.5 made this oil painting and the timelapse
Holy shit this is the first model with creativity like this, i fully believe Anthropic did something insane with the 5.5 series.
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Display of future in public places spreads knowledge, and ideas. These type of places were common in underground cities over couple decades ago, because future is prepared so well.
Wuhan built a national high-tech zone on the outskirts. Even the shopping mall here feels futuristic. This is not AI. There’s a real giant robotic arm in there🦾
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Looks like robotics are ready to do most current human jobs, and then develop to more advanced tasks. It would be interesting to get some election debate about this future.
These new hands are the perfect companion for Atlas. With 13 degrees of freedom, they are directly actuated, built for high fidelity simulation to enable sim-to-real RL, and designed from the ground up for dexterous physical work.
Learn how we built robot hands for modern AI and real work: bosdyn.co/4hR09Uz
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10thousand nanoparticles fit to millimeter, and these go to brains to provide telepathy. It looks like technology is at level where it reaches all areas of brains in public version.
How does a brain-computer interface reach the brain without surgery?
Subsense founders @TetianaBCI and Scott Meek joined @davideagleman on his podcast Inner Cosmos to explain how.
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Utilizing limited space fully. There is another container on background. Increasing shipments by 10% in each go, and decreasing transportation by 10% makes huge impact for economy.
Robots are no longer limited to repetitive motions behind safety cages. 🤖📦
This system can identify, grip, lift, move and stack boxes with impressive precision — turning physical AI into a practical warehouse tool.
The next industrial revolution may be defined by machines that can finally understand and manipulate the physical world.
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Robotics do many things in way that produce right result, and humans find unnatural. These are clearly more capable than about all previous versions.
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AI, and physical robotics are uniting. We can soon have robot that looks at 15000 legos, and builds halloween themed village from them.
Impressive demo from @SharpaRobotics! I like how you can also do the challenge. I can tell you now that the robot is better than me…
#robotics #physicalai
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Welding robots can operate at very hot places where its inconvenient for human. Turning deserts green is another area where robots are wanted, because it will be very hot for humans.
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足元に電磁永久磁石を採用し、垂直な壁面や曲面状の鋼構造物上の移動が可能。
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#quadrupedal #robot #PhysicalAI #welding #inspection #shipyard #magnet #EPM #DidenSpider #DidenRobotics
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Historylessons in schools could use these types of videos. Selling something like this to 1000 schools would be good business for everyone.
$29.48 in API costs for this?! Astra, are you serious? 🤯
Asked ChatGPT-6 Astra to create a Viking longship journey.
Now I’m steering through cliffs, forests, and waterfalls right in my browser.
Built with Three.js + WebGL, all in a single HTML file.
The water has a custom shader with reflections, refraction, and depth-based transparency. Wood and rocks use PBR textures with normal + roughness maps.
And the oars are my favorite detail — they actually dip into the water, creating foam, ripples, and splashes where they make contact.
You can steer, change speed, and switch the lighting.
$29.48 is the estimated API cost for the entire development process, including revisions, with caching enabled.
I came here to test a model.
Somehow ended up sailing away. 👀
Would you spend $29.48 to build something like this?
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Politicians starting to talk good about BCI technology is huge step forward. We also note that @Cortivis Project already cured blinds by visual telepathy.
Former Italian MP Capezzone praised Neuralink after a man with ALS was able to communicate with his wife again.
“Thanks to efforts of that so-called bad guy Elon Musk, he is finally able to tell her, I love you.” He also praised the real possibility for the blind to see again.
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We already have very useful pieces, and we only need to build puzzle from them. Adding shops, and using AI to see how they would do economically in each location, and overall would be something very interesting.
Another round in the benchmarking series! 🗼
This time, I gave Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Astra the same prompt: create the Eiffel Tower and its surroundings in Paris.
Two models, two versions of Paris. Which one would you rather visit? 🇫🇷👀
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Bought a book about finn who turned japanese politician. Interesting biography to program my mind.
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BCI events are becoming very interesting, especially when they are displayed live, and people can physically test them. This is probably at least worth a look.
The 5th Global Digital Trade Expo is happening in Hangzhou from September 23-27! Don't miss the groundbreaking Brain-Computer Interface x Medical Insurance Innovation Competition. Explore the future of digital trade and cutting-edge tech collaborations. #GlobalDigitalTrade
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Brains of deceased person can be put to new use by connecting them to computers. Couple decades ago CIA was making similar tests in remote areas of Alaska, and at age of biocomputers people are realizing what is possible.
Researchers wired a piece of dead human brain to a robot.. and it learned to play piano.
they took an adult human brain explant (yes, dead brain tissue), kept the neurons alive in a dish, and hooked it up to an anthropomorphic robotic hand equipped with a microphone.
they didn't use backpropagation. they didn't train a silicon neural net. they just let the biological brain tissue listen to the sounds of piano notes while the robot pressed the keys.
through pure unsupervised sensory-motor learning, the disembodied brain tissue mapped the audio frequencies to the physical motor movements.. and then it started controlling the robot hand itself to imitate the human piano playing it heard.
the brain tissue retained this new "memory" and bi-directional plasticity for several days.. it only stopped when researchers actively disrupted the electrical neurotransmission.
this is a massive leap for hybrids. we are moving past artificial neural networks and straight into using literal human neurons as biological processors for machines.
the line between biology and artificial intelligence is disappearing..
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Many people notice useful connection. This AI appears first as real, and then clearly just a game. Its already something that could sell, because people would want to spend their time with something of this level.
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This is useful as itself. Also like a piece in puzzle that will build brain-computer-interface technology. We can see what thoughts activate, and connect them to counterparts in video.
A pivotal moment for real estate! 🏡
Capturing a property in 3D used to mean a $5,000 LiDAR scanner. This house was scanned with a $500 @insta360 X5 - a consumer 360 camera.
And best of all? All of the software is free and open source! It's based on a technique called 3D Gaussian splatting:
🪄 Splat creation: Spirula Studio
🖼️ Splat rendering: @PlayCanvas
So for $500, you can present any property online and let prospective purchasers freely explore as if it was a videogame. 🎮
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Logically explained broadcast that probably gathered over 15million viewers. If we look back 7 years it was difficult to get just 100 views for anything related to BCI technology. Now it could be million times more within a week.
Speech-Impaired Man Uses Brain Implant To Say "I Love You", Neuralink Helps Patient Communicate | Watch This Report
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