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➡️New episode with Hamed Rajabi discussing mechanical intelligence. One of the questions: If there is no self-healing, how we can design intelligent structures to deflect cracks, drawing inspiration from insect wings. Find out more in the video: youtu.be/zXrSl52Drf0?si…

Paper out!!! #AdaptiveStructures inspired by nature! We introduce #bioinspired compliant joints, mimicking #InsectWing vein-joints, for passive adaptability, offering simplicity, scalability, and adjustability without the need for complex actuations! doi.org/10.1016/j.matd…

@lsbu_mi @akhaheshi Excellent implementation! Can't wait to try these keyboard switches

Novel bio-inspired keyboard switch mechanism. If interested as a potential licensee, for detailed information about the design, please contact us: hamedrajabi.com/outreach-colla… #innovation #innovators #keyboard #biomimicry #design #Engineering @cherrymx @Logitech

Today 6 years ago, "Attention is All You Need" went on Arxiv! Happy birthday Transformer! 🎂 Fun facts: - Transformer did not invent attention, but pushed it to the extreme. The first attention paper was published 3 years prior (2014) and had an unassuming title: "Neural Machine Translation by Jointly Learning to Align and Translate", from Yoshua Bengio's lab. It is a combination of RNN + "context vectors" (i.e. attention). Many of you likely haven't heard about this paper, but it's one of the greatest milestones in NLP and has been cited 29K times (compared to Transformer's 77K). - Neither Transformer nor the original attention paper talked about the general-purpose sequence computer. Instead, both were conceived as solutions to one narrow & specific problem: machine translation. It's remarkable that AGI (some day soon) can trace its origin to the humble Google Translate. 😅 - Transformer was published at NeurIPS 2017, one of the top AI conferences worldwide. Yet it didn't even get an Oral presentation, let alone awards. There were 3 best papers at NeurIPS that year. Combined, they have 529 citations as of today.

• Read everyday. • Spend time with nature. • Ask questions. • Never stop learning. • Don't pay attention to what others think of you. • Do what interests you the most. • Study hard. • Teach others what you know. • Make mistakes and learn. • It's Okay to not know things!

I've been secretly working on this for several weeks... 🕹️ +465 video game prompts added to the Midjourney bundle! 🕹️ Using #midjourney to create video games assets is going to be one of the most common use cases. It's like having a magic wand! Links + prompts 🧵👇

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Now is the best time to be alive. I'm grateful for this moment and for the entire history of life on Earth that led up to it.

2. AI can now decode brain signals Into video AI can officially read minds. In a new research paper published by Nature, researchers developed a new AI method called CEBRA that translates brain signals into video.

Greatest scientific discoveries of all time: 1. The Copernicum System 2. Gravity 3. Electricity 4. Evolution 5. Pasteurization 6. Theory of Relativity 7. The Big Bang Theory 8. Penicillin 9. DNA 10. Periodic Table 11. Quantum Theory 12. HIV/AIDS 13. Artificial Intelligence 14. Medical imaging 15. Antibiotics 16. The Internet 17. Detecting the first gravitational waves 18. CRISPR technology 19. Higgs boson

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Brain and its functions in one image: #neuroscience

Today marks 50 years since humanity was last on the Moon

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How it started: How it's going:

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Knowledge is having the right answers. Intelligence is asking the right questions. Wisdom is knowing when to ask the right questions.

Orion has now reached the Moon, here's how it will get back to Earth on the 11th of December.

Students don't need a perfect teacher. Students need a happy teacher, who's gonna make them excited to come to school and grow a love for learning.

"Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about."

Boeing 747's wings are very flexible to absorb turbulence and keep the plane stable. The wing can move 6 meters up and down safely.