Let be Clear About the Capabilities of Generative Models and Dialogue Agents
(T) “chatGPT has taken the world by storm”. That is what everyone of us has been reading everywhere and everyday for over two months now about chatGPT. And, everyone of […]
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Serge-Paul Carrasco
Google Research in 2022 and Beyond
(T) As he did since 2017, Jeff Dean, the tech lead of the Google Research and Health Teams shared some of the key achievements of his team for 2022 in a […]
Happy New Year! Best Wishes for 2023!
(E) Happy new year! Wishing to everyone the best for 2023! One of my favorite events during the first day of the year is to watch live on TV the […]
The Monarch is Back in Pacific Grove Again this Winter
(E) For the pleasure of both the kids and the adults, the Monarch is back in Pacific Grove. And, its number is slightly above last year (See the blog post […]
Joyeux Noël
(E) I wish that everyone on Earth could experience on Christmas Day an exquisite dinner. A dinner and its menu are exquisite when it makes you want to live. Why? […]
The COP 15 – The United-Nation Biodiversity Conference
(E) At the COP 15 biodiversity conference in Montreal, nearly 200 countries (without the U.S. and the Vatican) pledged to avoid mass extinction of plant and animal species, in particular […]
Hoping that We Will Never Spend Again $200 B for a Worldwide Sport Event?
(E) I have to say, the final game of the 2022 Football World Cup between France and Argentina was a blast! I wish France would have won. But I am […]
Theoretical Deep Learning
(T) Research in deep learning is moving rapidly in every direction: reinforcement and imitation earning for robots, computer vision for self driving cars, graph neural networks for biology, and language […]
Containing the Growth of the Human Population
(E) As tweeted by Antonio Guterres: “As we welcome the 8 billionth member of our human family, we must think ahead. By 2050, the world’s population will be approaching 10 […]
Energy Transition Has Never Existed and Will Never Exist
(E) The latest report of the 2022 IPCC working group III mentioned in its 2,900 pages 2,517 times the word “transition”. According to the historian Jean-Baptiste Fressoz, energy transition has […]
COP 27 – As Always No Decision to Stop Carbon Dioxide Emissions!
(E) The major outcome of the COP 27 this week in Sharm El-Sheikh in Egypt, was that wealthier countries have agreed to set up a fund to help the poorest ones […]
The Evolution of Google Datacenter Networking Architecture and Technologies
(T) I have been trying over the years to follow the evolution of Google’s datacenter and networking technologies, and in particular its switching fabric Jupiter. See the following blog posts:”Google’s […]
Dialogues of the Carmelites
(E) You usually go to the Opera to have an entertaining and social evening with your spouse, family, or friends. But what about going to the Opera to listen to […]
The Destruction of our Forests: Brazil, Senegal, and France
(E) Our worldwide forests are so precious but we are doing a pretty good job to destroy them. Brazil is losing the Amazon in order to produce and export beef […]
Worldwide Economies – Be Prepared for the Worst!
(B) We have moved quickly from a pre-Covid economic world that was characterized by: To a past-Covid economic world characterized by: To the exception of energy stocks which returns are […]
San Francisco Opera in the Park
(E) It is today. So just take the kids, grab a picnic, and bring the entire family. Performances starts at 1:30 pm in the Robin Williams Meadow of the Golden […]
Today’s Presentation from Dr Valerie Masson-Delmotte about the State of Global Warming to the French Government
(E) Following are the key points of Dr Valerie Masson-Delomotte‘s presentation about the state of global warming to the French Government, that she shared in a thread on Twitter. The […]
Insane Climate Anomalies or New Typical Climate Conditions
(E) Those are just a few insane climate anomalies or probably better stated, the new typical climate conditions that we have witnessed this year across the globe. What kind of […]
The Unobvious and Fundamental Properties and Behaviors of Black Holes
(T) Understanding the unobvious and fundamental properties and behaviors of Black Holes with Aurélien Barrau, astrophysicien, philosopher, and poet. Mr Barrau words are full of poetry. His lecture is easy […]
A Generational Call to Action Against Climate Change
(E) We need to act now, and on a large scale if we want a future for a livable planet. My generation and the previous generations are responsible for climate […]
From Heart Transplant Rejection to Lung Cancer Detection – The Power of Computer Vision
(T) Not a new news, but it is amazing the see the applications of computer vision for medical applications from heart transplant rejection to lung cancer detection. Probably, many more […]
Taiwan China – Please not Another War!
(E) With the war between Ukraine and Russia, the world does not need another conflict between China and Taiwan. The two countries need to find a peaceful resolution. And, both […]
Music@Menlo – The Twentieth Season: Haydn Connections
(E) Music@Menlo chamber music festival will return this year at the Menlo School campus from July 14th to August 6th, but as it was the case for the last two years, many […]
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