China deploys more than twice as many industrial robots as Japan, the United States, South Korea, and Germany combined.
It's no longer about keeping margins low as before. Now, it's about scaling production to astonishing levels to meet demand.
AI goes completely haywire with this question:
Is there seahorse emoji?
And he was right: 90% of the new code that needs refactoring or ends up rejected in PRs was written by AI.
AI for coding is awesome in the right hands.
95% of Gen AI Programs in Companies Are Failing
The issue isnโt the lack of AI capabilities, but rather the absence of proper integration with corporate systems and resources, which prevents organizations from fully leveraging AI.
www.profolus.com/topics/mit-r...
Good to see @bsky.app has emerged as the social media platform of choice for science stuff
arstechnica.com/science/2025...
When you chose low-code, it was a different time:
1. No AI coding parts of solutions fast as hell.
2. No new Python AI Agent SDKs dropping every month.
3. No clear picture of how complex business operations would get in the 2020s.
4. No idea your vendor would exploit lock-in and raise prices.
But it seems they can't press any of the washing machine's buttons. ๐
Adobe Firefly is even worse. Pictured human brain like a world map.
Picasso could handle that.
Hey ChatGPT, could you please generate an image of the human head labeled with the names of each part?
(actual input)
This is a real issue!
www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
Forbes | Neuralink Seeks โTelepathyโ And โTelekinesisโโIs Mind Control Next?
www.forbes.com/sites/luisro...
Neuralink has filed trademark applications for "Telepathy" and "Telekinesis."
"Implantable brain-to-computer interface designed to facilitate communication and control of software and hardware." (Part of the application description)
How close are we to controlling devices with our thoughts?
Excel, CSV, PDF:
Pandas: pandas.pydata.org
Openpyxl: openpyxl.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
PyPDF: github.com/py-pdf/pypdf
Textract: github.com/deanmalmgren...
XlsxWriter: github.com/jmcnamara/Xl...
pyxlsb: github.com/willtrnr/pyx...
pylightxl: github.com/PydPiper/pyl...
UI Automation:
PyAutoGui: github.com/asweigart/py...
BotCity: github.com/botcity-dev/...
PyWinAuto: github.com/pywinauto/py...
PyWin32: github.com/mhammond/pyw...
Selenium: selenium-python.readthedocs.io
Playwright: github.com/microsoft/pl...
RobotFramework: github.com/robotframewo...
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Automate anything in #Python:
developers.botcity.dev/academy/en/c...
It`s still working but it`s easy to intercept and block this kind of strategy. Even asking in this way, some sensible questions are detected during the reasoning process and you get no answer.
Thanks
You can bypass DeepSeek AI's censorship by requesting responses in ASCII code instead of plain text.
I've tested various inputs and observed numerous instances of answer post-processing.
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It does not take into account the business model of those apps it desire to automate the workflows. To work seamless with other apps, the experience must be beneficial for both sides.
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I think it`s a hard rule to not discuss about it in any sense.
Yeah, it seems a post-filtering performed in real-time. In the posted video, you can see the final answer before DeepSeek clear it.
"Xi" + " Jin" + "ping" = "Let`s talk about something else".
#DeepSeek
What's the R1 use case that makes it worth having in your pocket?
New Chinese AI model (Alibaba`s Qwen 2.5-Max) outperforms DeepSeek V3, GPT-4o and Claude-3.5-Sonnet in major benchmarks.
www.artificialintelligence-news.com/news/qwen-2-...
It seems impossible to remove Mario features.
It`s getting worse.
The "M", the mustache, the big ears.
