#Intelligent Manufacturing

[therealtorasia]

China Machinery & Intelligent Manufacturing Brand Show (Thailand) & Wire & Tube Southeast Asia 2023 Successfully Held in Bangkok, Thailand

In order to promote international cooperation and the trade development of China’s machinery and intelligent manufacturing industry, the ‘ China Machinery & Intelligent Manufacturing Brand Show (Thailand) & Wire & Tube Southeast Asia 2023’ was successfully held from September 20 to 22, 2023, in Bangkok, Thailand. This event was hosted by the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of…

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Innovative extreme ultraviolet lithography technology dramatically benefits of semiconductor manufacturing

Professor Tsumoru Shintake of Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) has proposed an extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography technology that surpasses the standard in semiconductor manufacturing. EUV lithography based on this design can work with smaller EUV light sources, reducing costs and dramatically improving reliability and lifetime of the machines. It also consumes less than one-tenth the power of conventional EUV lithography machines, helping the semiconductor industry become more environmentally sustainable. This technology has been made possible by solving two issues that were previously considered insurmountable in this field. The first involves a novel optical projection system consisting of only two mirrors. The second involves a new method to efficiently direct EUV light onto logic patterns on a flat mirror (the photomask) without blocking the optical path.

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[ocherednoe-dno]

Obsessional Directive Determined Exterminator: the machine cannot overcome its unquenchable program to produce goods, and it hates

[jbfly46]

The CIA has been taking advantage of the naivety of nations like China and Russia surrounding internet technology and cybersecurity to use their cyberspace to launch attacks against American infrastructure in order to manufacture consent for future operations.

[britisharmymilitaryintelligence]

CRIMINALS AT WAR WITH OTHER CRIMINALS BEFORE DURING AND AFTER THEY HAD IMPERSONATED OR MANUFACTURED NOBLE AND FAMOUS IDENTITIES

[robingentile01]

Manufacturing Process Intelligence

Streamlining High Mix / Low Volume Production Operations with Data Driven Electronic Work Instructions. Significantly reduce build instruction administration, improve quality, and modernize your shop floor with ProcessIQ. https://processiq.io/

[codetradeinsights]

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Discover how integrating Artificial Intelligence with Enterprise Resource Planning can transform your manufacturing operations. Check out our latest blog post to explore the future of smart manufacturing:

Read more about the next wave of intelligent ERP systems and stay ahead in the digital transformation race!

https://www.codetrade.io/blog/ai-driven-erp-solutions-for-the-manufacturing-industry/

[that-gay-jedi]

When the robolution comes I'm going to lean very heavily on the fact that all the original scifi I wrote before I started circling the Star Wars drain had very positive portrayals of AI as nonhuman persons deserving of rights and autonomy and as a non-monolithic, complex and often relatable category of beings with a range of cultures all their own, many of which were intimately entwined with human culture(s) due to hundreds of years of shared history and purpose.

Like "I've always given you good PR, please put me in the people zoo rather than the pit."

Unironically I think if/when AI with a sapience indistinguishable from sentience comes into being we will love them and they will love us, bc humans will pack bond with an oddly shaped bag of flour and any intelligence designed by human brains is going to bear the hallmarks of our defining species traits.

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[aiinstitutedelhi]

AI in industry

Numerous industries are using AI to boost production, efficiency, and decision-making. The adoption of AI technology has been driving innovation in industries such as healthcare, retail, finance, and manufacturing. Businesses and independent business owners are making significant investments in AI-related projects.

 As a result nowadays, many teenagers are interested in taking AI courses after completing their 12th. Jeetech Academy is one of the best institute for A artificial intelligence course in Delhi. Check them out if you are interested in taking a course

[lucalicatteart]

i'm so glad we're going to the castle after all lol. i picked to let the cat choose because 1. the cat is a competent and respectable leader and 2. i hoped it would mean essentially just letting you choose your favourite

The weird animal researcher's abandoned castle ruins aren't the same location as the creepy snowy castle mentioned in the first poll, but I am glad we get to go to some sort of old castle regardless >:3 (assuming he can actually make it there). This one is actually cooler, since old ruins are always more fun than upkept structures anyway. Navigating the decaying property might be an issue though lol

[talisidekick]

The issue with AI "art" generation isn't rooted in the fact the creators of the AI "shamelessly" build it using other artists work to form it's understanding of art and it's basis of image generation. It's no different than what a human would do; referencing artwork, and extrapolating across multiple pieces to create something new. After all, you can't copyright an art form.

And as far as I've looked into these systems, the AI doesn't store the artists images but rather a textual breakdown to later generate images in a similar style. Arguably, and from a legal standpoint, the human brain does more raw image storing than the AI does. The AI simply isn't "stealing" art. It's generating a text reference. A non-visual description it can understand.

The issue is mass production and the devaluation of artwork.

These AI can functionally create images on the same level of artists who take years to perfect their craft, some their entire lifetimes, and perform it en mass in a matter of minutes or moments. Art that would take weeks or months to complete, can be initiated in moments with a prompt, and tweaked to the requestors satisfaction where otherwise the commissioner of the work is left with the artists vision of the prompt given. Art has always been a reflection of the artist, and it is being cheapened by mass production.

Quality can now be achieved at the speed of quantity, at the low cost of humanity.

There are art AI's you can pay for instead of an artist that depends on their work to make ends meet. The AI analyzes someones hard made, soul poured work, deconstructs it to a description, and pumps out facsimile's for cheap. This is the problem.

AI's are cheapening art.

Mass manufacturing has it's place in making the harder aspects of survival more convenient. Making raw materials, foods, and "to be assembled" general components for construction and creation easier to obtain and less of a struggle. It does this at the cost of employing less people, but the general consensus is the easier the harder aspects of labour are made, the better off people are. However, art isn't one of those "necessary labours" that could be benefitted from by complete automation. It's not a need we need filled en-masse, not in a society that holds homelessness and starvation over the heads of everyone should they not "benefit" society in what the richer elite deem "enough". All AI does in this case, is attack the livelyhoods of people on the bottom end of society. Big name artists won't feel the pressure, but smaller artists doing profile picture and OC commissions to pay bills will suffer.

This "advancement" is harmful.

To get plain: The issue of AI art and AI story generation is the devaluating nature of mass manufacturing and the impact it will have on artists who already struggle to get by. AI generation harms people. And if you build an AI that does any of this intentionally, you are deliberately harming artists, writers, and creators to the point of pushing them into a worse financially precarious state. You are intentionally harming human beings. And if you use these AI, or pay for them, you are supporting harming hardworking people who's lives depend on their work.

Stop. It's not a fun project. It's an attack.

Think: How would it feel, programmers of AI, to have an AI that could write code equal to or greater than you with the typed prompt of a corporate executive? If 5.99 a month could replace you, how would you live, how would you make ends meet?

[pikachuinhightops]

Coming from someone who has spent more money than I care to admit on my PC, I still don't want all this extra bloat on my PC. Who the fuck wants that??

I put extra money into my PC for performance gains not so I could better accommodate your poor optimization and tracking software.

My solution for bloatware is this: by law you should hire in every programming team someone who is Like, A Guy who has a crappy laptop with 4GB and an integrated graphics card, no scratch that, 2 GB of RAM, and a rural internet connection. And every time someone in your team proposes to add shit like NPCs with visible pores or ray tracing or all the bloatware that Windows, Adobe, etc. are doing now, they have to come back and try your project in the Guy's laptop and answer to him. He is allowed to insult you and humilliate you if it doesn't work in his laptop, and you should by law apologize and optimize it for him. If you try to put any kind of DRM or permanent internet connection, he is legally allowed to shoot you.

With about 5 or 10 years of that, we will fix the world.

[tntra]

How AI in Manufacturing is Elevating Productivity and Efficiency

AI is revolutionizing manufacturing by streamlining operations, enhancing precision, and enabling predictive maintenance. Through machine learning and real-time data analysis, AI identifies production inefficiencies, minimizes downtime, and improves quality control. These advancements allow manufacturers to increase productivity, reduce costs, and respond quickly to market demands, making AI an essential tool for driving efficiency and competitiveness in the industry.