The way to be right more often is to always keep in the back of your mind that you might be wrong. Maybe you're making wrong assumptions. Maybe your data is bad. Maybe you're biased. Then, if you come across any data point that seems to contradict what you think, take it

The Webb Telescope finds evidence that super massive black holes grew very quickly in the first billion years of our universe, even faster than the growth of the galaxies that surround them today. If found to be true, it would be a massive shift in our ‘which came first?’

From Galaxy’s Edge to Air and Space

This Boeing CV2 Cargo Air Vehicle (CAV) was mounted with an X-wing 'body shell' and flown over Walt Disney World Resort for the opening of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. It has joined our collection and is now on display at the Udvar-Hazy Center.

Amazing that a chip bricked in 46-yr-old Voyager I, preventing it from sending data, and NASA figured out how to split up and reallocate its functions to other hardware, sending code 15 billion miles away (45 hours round trip!)--and Voyager's back online. blogs.nasa.gov/voyager/2024/0…

To bring the potential of machine learning within reach of as many people as possible, Orange is moving #Khiops , its automated #MachineLearning tool, into the world of #OpenSource . An update from our researchers and data scientists. #OpenInnovation
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Listening to some sounds from my youth. Don’t think I’ve ever heard a band play with as much intensity as Rage Against The Machine in the early 90s. Their live shows were incandescent.

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Congrats to AI at Meta for Llama 3, the latest version of the model that started the open weight AI revolution.

Orange we appreciate the flexibility that open models provide to us given our wide array of commercial needs and computing environment challenges across 26 countries.

🤝Together with Google Cloud, Orange continues to build on strategic partnership, scaling #AI and #GenAI across our 26 countries.
@SteveJarrett, Chief AI officer at Orange, shares his vision of the benefits of this partnership🌐

We unveiled the magic of AI with Steve Jarrett, Chief AI Officer @Orange, in our latest article! Discover how it’s improving our daily lives and transforming Orange’s services.

Eager for more? Catch them at #VivaTech this May! 🚀

Check out the latest open contribution by Orange of using Knowledge Graphs to describe a massively complex network like ours and the events occurring across it. Is a strong foundation for our AI work to determine the root causes of problems in our global networks and resolve

📢Steve Jarrett, Orange Chief AI Officer, explains why the Group has chosen to focus on fine-tuning methods to make better use of existing LLMs, rather than building its own #AI foundation model.
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Massive news from Kheiron. Their AI flagged every single patient in their UK NHS trial who were later confirmed to have breast cancer, as well as an extra 12% of cancers that the doctors did not identify…!

Truly saving lives with AI. This should be deployed immediately

Vincent Van Gogh’s paintings come to life - a thread 🧵

1. Café Terrace at Night (1888)

There’s something about each viewing of Vileneuve’s Sicario that always leaves me rattled. I can’t believe it’s been almost ten years since I first saw this, but I’ll never forget seeing Sicario in theaters- it’s just one of those movies. Regardless of how many times I’ve seen

Open source AI has a pace like I have never seen: “There are 845 generative AI repos with at least 500 stars on GitHub. They are built with contributions from over 20,000 developers, making almost a million commits.”

This is why it’s such an exciting time to work in AI and why

Stunning how far the SpaceX team has come since 2002. 316 successful launches with 283 rocket landings…an achievement itself that many experts said was impossible.

Now a successful flight of the biggest object ever launched to orbit. For reference, Starship (and booster) are

The genius of Miles Davis: ‘You don’t make bad notes, the note next to the one you think is bad, corrects the one in front.’

An impressive demo of what is likely to be the future of software programming over the next five years. Bravo Cognition.

Even if you assume lots of errors from these AI systems, it’s certain is that we will be generating far more code per programmer than ever before AND many

A wide-ranging discussion about #AGI with the brilliant Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind. This is worth your time.

I agree with Demis that broadly useful AGI systems are likely to require an ensemble of different LLMs as well as a strong world model (as promoted by

Including Rosie Jarrett who today got her Masters in Public Health from London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine 🥰💪🤓