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MASS DEPORTATION: Good or Bad? | Ruelas vs Charsky | WWD Contender Series Round 2

Word War Debate32 views
6:39observable effect on overall crime rates despite the program substantially increase immigration detention and deportation. Light, he and Roby examine Texas incarceration data and l7:03policy with national survey data on victimization and crime reporting. They find that enforcement reduced the probability that Hispanic victims reported crimes to police and increa9:09history. Into a country already short roughly 10 million homes. HUD data shows immigration drove up 100% of rental

AI Insider: We have 650 days left. | Emad Mostaque

The Jordan Harbinger Show29 views
20:14a point whereby you can't tell it because again like you look at the classical science fiction and you look at data from Star Trek. You know you48:51Yeah. Like Dario Amade talks about imagine you had a million Einsteins in a data center you know like people think that we have to break through the51:09like, wait, what? It turns out it's because the way these models are trained is on label data and the labelers are in Nigeria and Pakistan. So, it's implicit

“DISTURBING!” - NASA, Lindsay Clancy, The Moonlanding & Anthony Weiner’s Laptop | Danny Jones

Julian Dorey25 views
7:44It's in Patagonia and they're investing all this money into these data centers in Patagonia. Yeah, bro. this huge data center that Malay is trying to get8:27in all these AI companies to build these data centers. And they're lying to all the people telling them that's going to bring in job. Well, you got you got the9:08for foreign US big tech firms. This is referring to this Milliano guy to operate in the country while offering those that seek to park their data centers or I'm sorry this is refer

BREAKING NEWS! More Unseen Footage And The Tyler Robinson Decision Live! | Ep 381

Candace Owens14 views
0:55yesterday. Just why does Data Republican, aka Jennica Pounds, aka the29:53unlimited data that I need without making my cell phone bill ridiculous. In fact, in a recent industry survey, Pure Talk was the only wireless company to receive five stars in ever30:02Coverage, support, value, and data. And right now, for a limited time, you can get unlimited data for just $15 a month for your first three months. After that,

How Thomson Reuters Uses AI To Simplify Complex Legal Work

Forbes15 views
1:04business. I also know there are some folks who think that you are still primarily competing with Bloomberg in terms of terminals and data. Can you1:52about publicly available data as exists right now so your board and investors don't get nervous about the conversation that follows. But I bring that up5:02proprietary content. So whether it's west law or practical law checkpoint clear other other data sets we have um unique and proprietary data that is

Weather Geoengineering is OUT OF CONTROL: Wild Fires, Famine, and Cloud Seeding w Dane Wigington

Redacted28 views
19:11database holding the family conversation. Keat doesn't track metadata. Nobody needs to provide a phone number or email to join you. You19:19can create a family group, share files and photos, and make audio or video calls, all without turning your home life into another corporate data profile. So visit keat.io/redacted.44:52some sites in the US in there with the data centers which is connected to the same power structure. We're talking about the same western power structure

Why AI Agents Could Finally Reinvent the Credit Card

a16z15 views
13:31some very very small amounts of data and small amounts of data that need to be encrypted and decrypted quickly that kind of leads you to payments which is how PayPal came about. Bu25:47Don't really know anything about it. And I've done payments. Don't need to do lending. But building a really cool score that would be amazing because I remember just the reams of d25:56access to at PayPal. We could maybe get some data. Maybe we could buy some data.

Open Models Are Collapsing The Cost Of AI

Y Combinator18 views
1:41data on what models people are actually using and how it's changing. What are the trends that you're seeing? Yeah, you know, started as a way to run open4:28of tokens as it's figuring out what tools to use, what data to go fetch. We went from a context window of 128K to a million plus with open models. And so all that enabled this expl14:06Absolutely. There was a really good talk from some of the anthropic team, the platform team, and they talked about three big things. One was knowledge. How do you connect your comp

Human Lie Detector: The #1 Sign They’re Lying To You, Catch Liars Instantly! | Dr Leanne Ten Brinke

The Diary Of A CEO13 views
7:18across time and context. So, you're going to get better data the more data that you have across those different times and places.37:40What we do have is a ton of data of people who have completed self-report questionnaires. So like one way that you48:38change very much. Personality traits are by definition enduring. Although some evolution of our character happens naturally, it takes decade. Data

The Dark Forces Destroying Art, Beauty and Robbing You of Your God-Given Creativity

Tucker Carlson2 views
45:13savings and the surveillance state of course getting stronger every day. That's what the data centers are about. Probably like a little bit of privacy.1:12:47Like the data centers, dude. Like you when you talked to Mr. Wonderful. I was just like, "This dude doesn't have a [ __ ] clue." No.1:13:31since you are, what do you think of the math behind the assumptions on the these data centers? Oh, it's it's beyond

AI Insider's WARNING: “1,200 AI’s Just Broke Out!” The Biggest Incident in History | Connor Leahy

Jack Neel7 views
1:49another company with another zero day that it developed to break into its infrastructure to steal data. So, this is already crazy on many and no one told it to no one told it to do3:43You take massive piles of data and you kind of have a program self assemble itself on this data, learn from this3:50data, grow from this data. And what comes out the other side isn't like lines of code. It's more like billions and billions and billions of numbers.