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Editor’s Note: The Project Aria research demo described here is in early research and is not open for public viewing. Over the past few months, the Computer History Museum in Mountain View has partnered with Meta’s Project Aria to build an AI-guided museum tour experience. The goal was to explore what a museum visit could […] The post Computer History Museum × Meta’s Project Aria: Building an AI-Guided Tour for Everyone appeared first on CHM.
The California Gold Rush created fortunes not only for prospectors, but also for the people selling picks and shovels. At CHM Live, computer architecture pioneers Bill Dally of NVIDIA and Norm Jouppi of Google joined CHM Fellow David Patterson to discuss the modern version of that story: the explosive demand for AI hardware. The event […] The post The Silicon Gold Rush: How AI is Driving Development of New Chips appeared first on CHM.
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In the past, authorities have authorized censorship on the basis of claims of substantial chances of social disruption or collapse if people were free to hear about religious heresy, alternate ideologies, sexually permissive art, losses in ongoing wars, looming disasters, and pandemic details.
The place where I live was first mentioned in a newspaper on 12th November 1754. It had been raining, the story said, and Samuel Oddy was riding back to Horsforth, Yorkshire, after setting his son off on the long journey to London. He crossed a beck, which was “swell’d with the Rains”. Oddy fell. He … Continue reading "The Long Ago Death of Samuel Oddy, Yeoman of Horsforth" The post The Long Ago Death of Samuel Oddy, Yeoman of Horsforth appeared first on Flashbak.
Africans who were forcibly transported to the Americas during the Atlantic slave trade introduced cultural institutions and intellectual traditions that have been overlooked in dominant narratives of American history, which overwhelmingly emphasize external influences from Europe.
