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Welcome to Widthness — Advanced Business, Technology & Public Policy Portal. Tracking industrial trends, enterprise infrastructure, and national media campaigns widthness.com Kansas City, MO Joined September 2022

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13 hours ago

@NVIDIARTXSpark @JensenHuang @satyanadella @Windows While not as fast as the GTX Spark we have AI running by combining Ollama, NVidia Quadro gpu, and IBM Granite on a Xeon Windows 2019 servers. RTX Spark is nice but expensive.

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19 hours ago

@NVIDIARTXSpark @JensenHuang @satyanadella @Windows Nice but expensive.

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2 days ago

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2 days ago

Nvidia-Backed Reflection AI Launches Beam, a 501B-Parameter Open-Weight Model Only about one in every 22 of Beam’s parameters does any work on a given token, and Reflection AI is betting that ratio wins over developers. That sparse design is the core of Beam, the first open-weight model from the Nvidia-backed startup, which Reflection unveiled on Monday. The company wants Beam to give developers a Western option that can match leading Chinese open models on coding and agent work while costing less to run.

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2 days ago

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Sam Altman: Society Should Accept Some ‘Bad Things’ to See AI Benefits. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says the benefits of artificial intelligence come with a trade-off: Some things will go wrong. In an interview with POLITICO, Altman argued that society should accept some harmful outcomes from AI rather than severely restrict who can use increasingly powerful systems. His comments highlight a continuing disagreement over how much risk is acceptable as AI becomes more capable and more widely deployed.

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2 days ago

@UNEP I guarantee you that robots won't help save the planet. AI can help save the planet but we have to put up guardrails so that they don't do stupid stuff.

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2 days ago

@ZentrexQ They are going to build a lot of them and at a cheap price to overtake people. The question is to what point is the end ? Some jobs may require robots but not all.

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3 days ago

AI Is Creating “Doom Loops” All Over the Economy widthness.com/ai-is-creating…

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3 days ago

Russia plague: What we know about the suspected case reportedly linked to a lab worker’s death widthness.com/russia-plague-…

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3 days ago

@NVIDIAAIInfra @IEEEQuantumWeek Question...how much is it, and who can afford it ?

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3 days ago

AI doesn’t need ‘superintelligence’ or evil intent to start a nuclear war widthness.com/ai-doesnt-need…

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5 days ago

@UNEP I still think the charging issues have still not been solved, nor the distance issues.

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5 days ago

@ZentrexQ The COR (Cost of Return) is still to high to replace human with robots at this time.

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5 days ago

@Skynetonsol Possible but not likely for machines to completely take over.

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5 days ago

@NVIDIAGTC Wish this was in the United States. Been looking for events in Kansas City to attend.

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5 days ago

@spaceandtech_ Anyway can this be adapted for people who have lost their hands ?

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5 days ago

@PythonDvz My hats off to Python developers, I myself am getting back into Microsoft Visual Basic (.NET) which I used many years ago. It's like trying to relearn how to ride a bicycle but you have amnesia .