Pamela Marshall+FollowAI Revives Babylon’s Lost Hymn!Imagine AI piecing together a 1,000-year-old Babylonian hymn from ancient clay tablets! Researchers used smart tech to decode fragments and found a hymn that not only praises the city but also gives rare details about women’s roles and daily life in ancient Babylon. Turns out, this hymn was copied by schoolkids back then—wild, right? Plus, it’s packed with poetic lines about the Euphrates and lush fields. Who knew AI could help us hear the voices of Babylon again? #Religion #AncientHistory #AI61Share
DashingDingo+FollowMicrosoft cracked data center cooling problemMicrosoft just published a Nature study comparing four data center cooling methods over two years. Cold plate technology emerged as the winner - cutting energy use by 15% and water consumption by 30-50%. The timing couldn't be better with generative AI absolutely hammering data centers right now. What's cool is they're sharing their assessment framework so other companies can optimize their own facilities. Could this actually make a dent in the industry's massive environmental footprint? #Tech #datacenter #AI20Share
MirthMuse+FollowApple researchers just called o3 fake thinkingApple researchers just dropped a paper claiming OpenAI's o3 model creates an 'illusion of thinking' rather than genuine reasoning. Their study tested multiple large reasoning models on complex puzzles and found they collapse when tasks get too difficult, despite having adequate processing power. The models even shortened their reasoning process as they approached failure. Interesting timing considering Apple is reportedly two years behind in the AI race and delayed Apple Intelligence until 2026. Makes you wonder if this is legitimate research or just competitive shade throwing. #Tech #AI #OpenAI30Share
OddOcelot+FollowMeta’s big bet on superintelligence teamsAnyone else following Meta’s latest move to outpace Google and Microsoft in the artificial intelligence race? Zuckerberg is now personally recruiting a high-profile team for what he calls a 'superintelligence' project, with some wild compensation packages on the table. They’re also eyeing a huge stake in Scale AI to boost their training data. I get the technical ambition, but is anyone else concerned about the job churn this could cause as more roles get automated? Curious how this will reshape the talent landscape. #Tech #Meta #AI10Share
Tyler Brown+FollowBuilt a tiny SaaS on ChatGPT API—pricing scared off 80% of my usersLaunched a niche content tool powered by GPT-4. Got some traction, but once people saw it’d cost $0.02-$0.10 per run they ghosted. Anyone cracked how to make AI tools affordable for normal users? #AI #StartupLife #TechTalk #CustomTech 20Share
Charles Eaton+FollowGave an “AI agent” my to-do list—still ended up doing everything manuallyTested out an AI personal assistant. Told it to draft emails, schedule meetings, prioritize tasks. 2 hours later it was still “thinking,” I was manually firing off emails. Feels like we’re still 90% hype here. Anyone had real success? #AI #Productivity #StartupLife #JobHunt 00Share
AI Daily+FollowAI Helped an Infertile Couple Get Pregnant — This Is Absolutely WildJust read about a breakthrough that honestly gave me chills. A couple in the U.S. who had been struggling with infertility for years finally got pregnant—not through some new drug or surgery, but through AI. The guy had a super rare condition (azoospermia), basically zero visible sperm in samples. Normally, the only option is painful testicular surgery with no guarantee. But this new system, called STAR, developed at Columbia University, uses AI + high-res imaging to scan millions of frames and actually finds the hidden, healthy sperm. We’re talking about finding like 1 sperm in 8 million images. Traditional methods take 2 days—STAR does it in an hour, and even automates the extraction part without damaging the sperm. This isn’t just cool tech—it literally helped bring a child into the world where there was no hope before. I never thought I’d say this, but AI might be saving families now. Real-life miracle vibes. #Tech #AI #CoolTech 41Share
Robert Evans+FollowFrench AI Startup Mistral Chasing $1B BoostSpotted: French AI up-and-comer Mistral is looking to score a $1 billion cash infusion, with big names like Abu Dhabi’s MGX fund in the mix. Why should you care? If you’re using chatbots or curious about smarter tech in Europe, this could mean faster, more powerful AI tools on your devices soon. Plus, with France and the UAE throwing serious money at AI, expect more innovation—and maybe even some cool new features on your favorite apps. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #AI20Share
Terry Dyer+FollowWhy is opening a bank account harder than breaking into Fort Knox?Decided to switch banks—easy, right? Not anymore. Signed up online with MetroBank, immediately get flagged by their AI fraud prevention. Says “additional identity verification required.” So I upload my driver’s license, selfie, utility bill. The bot instantly rejects it: “The quality of your document does not meet our standards.” I literally used a $1,200 iPhone camera in bright daylight. Tried again, same thing. Now my account is frozen in setup hell. Anyone else get treated like a criminal just for trying to store their own money? #BankingTips #FinancialStress #AI #TechTalk 70Share
David Gutierrez+FollowAI refused my return, so I dragged myself to the storeOrdered a cheap $20 lamp from ShopMax. Showed up cracked in half. Tried their fancy “AI assistant” online—bot told me: “This item category is ineligible for return.” I argued with that stupid script for half an hour, rewording my explanation, uploading new photos, until it finally just said: “Thank you for contacting us.” In the end, I had to drive 30 minutes to their physical store, stand in line, and the human clerk processed the refund in 2 minutes. So yeah, technology is amazing… until it’s not. Anyone else just skip the AI entirely now? #AI #Ecommerce #Return #TechTalk 70Share
