#ilyass

[ikram1909]

"why do players get injured during international break?"

[thenationofzaun]

ARCANE - by Ilyasse L

[charismatictrait]

going out of my hiatus because of @antoninko's beautiful new hair system! here's 18 afro hairs for women [3 of which are unisex]. Meshes included. [inhales] credits to Simtric, Ilyass (couldn't find their simblr?), Nightcrawler, @esotheria-sims, Nouk, Rain-N-candy, @lordcrumps, memento-sims, stealthic, @deedee-sims, @miniculesim, @marja87, aharrris0bitney, @polygonbeach, okruee, @delcowebneytwo, @furbyq, eir, zeta-reticuli, remi, @profesionalpartyguest & @nonsensical-pixels Download

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Writing on Facebook, Ilyass Alba, the French-speaking conductor, said that on the day in question he greeted passengers entering his carriage with a resounding “goeiemorgen, bonjour”.

The use of both the Dutch and French greetings was not good enough for one Dutch-speaking passenger, who told him off, saying: “We’re not in Brussels yet, you have to use Dutch only!”

Édesfaszom és ez az EU központja

[yesterdayandkarma]

Ilyassou by Ezra Sierra

[itmeblog]

Got a rejection letter that said

1. Pax wasn't proactive enough and the plot only happens because of his friend. Which is, yes. He is a bored depressed little man. Any plot he had a hand in crafting would likely have seen him lifting a steel sword to execute a less than eloquent play and die. (Very Gatsby staring out a window all night of him, truly)

2. They didn't have enough to want to root for him. Which is far more interesting. There are pieces I read where I root for the characters, I want so badly to see them succeed and be happy! (Ilyass... please) But there are also pieces where I just want to watch them (see Kvothe from the Name of the Wind. I'm not sure what I want from him but it sure as hell isn't to see him thrive. And it definitely isn't a plot.)

The point is, I don't know if Pax is a character I want people to root for... Perhaps they meant to say that the wanted to know more about him? But Pax is an admittedly vapid creature in a world where veneers and sheen and novelty are all that really matter. There isn't much to Pax because there isn't much to Pax. He is no better or worse than Thorn. There's no surprising or rich inner world or desire to speak of, he's just languishing until his world shatters.

Maybe that just makes for an uninteresting story at the heart of it, though. A more proactive protagonist would likely result in this story having a message or meaning or, at least, a clear linearity and through line.

I can't think of a scene I could add that would solve this problem though. I'd have to revamp Pax entirely and I am, personally, quite smitten with this version of him, which is a bit of a shame.

[ozgidkt]

DOĞUM GÜNÜN KUTLU OLSUUUUNN ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍🩷🩵🩶♥️🎉🎊🎇🎆🎂

Yaa İlyass🧚🏻‍♀️ çok çok teşekkür ederim 💖

[jcmarchi]

UN passes first global AI resolution

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UN passes first global AI resolution

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The UN General Assembly has adopted a landmark resolution on AI, aiming to promote the safe and ethical development of AI technologies worldwide.

The resolution, co-sponsored by over 120 countries, was adopted unanimously by all 193 UN member states on 21 March. This marks the first time the UN has established global standards and guidelines for AI.

The eight-page resolution calls for the development of “safe, secure, and trustworthy” AI systems that respect human rights and fundamental freedoms. It urges member states and stakeholders to refrain from deploying AI inconsistent with international human rights laws.

Key aspects of the resolution include:

Raising public awareness about AI’s benefits and risks

Strengthening investments and capabilities in AI research and development  

Safeguarding privacy and ensuring transparency in AI systems

Addressing diversity and bias issues in AI datasets and algorithms

The resolution also encourages governments to develop national policies, safeguards, and standards for ethical AI development and use. It calls on UN agencies to provide technical assistance to countries in need.

“The resolution adopted today lays out a comprehensive vision for how countries should respond to the opportunities and challenges of AI,” said Jake Sullivan, US National Security Advisor.

“It lays out a path for international cooperation on AI, including to promote equitable access, take steps to manage the risks of AI, protect privacy, guard against misuse, prevent exacerbated bias and discrimination.”

The UN General Assembly on Thursday adopted a landmark resolution on the promotion of “safe, secure and trustworthy” artificial intelligence (AI) systems that will also benefit sustainable development for all

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— UN News (@UN_News_Centre) March 21, 2024

Growing international efforts to regulate AI  

The UN resolution follows several international efforts to regulate the rapidly growing AI industry over ethics and security concerns.

The European Union recently approved the AI Act to set risk-based rules for AI across the 27-nation bloc. Investigations into potential antitrust issues around AI have also been launched against major tech companies.

In the US, President Biden signed an executive order last year initiating a national AI strategy with a focus on safety and security.

As AI capabilities advance, the UN resolution signals a global commitment to ensure the technology’s development aligns with ethical principles and benefits humanity as a whole.

“Developed in consultation with civil society and private sector experts, the resolution squarely addresses the priorities of many developing countries, such as encouraging AI capacity building and harnessing the technology to advance sustainable development,” explained Sullivan.

“Critically, the resolution makes clear that protecting human rights and fundamental freedoms must be central to the development and use of AI systems.”

We fully support the @UN‘s adoption of the comprehensive AI resolution. The consensus reached today marks a critical step towards establishing international guardrails for the ethical and sustainable development of AI, ensuring this technology serves the needs of everyone.

— Brad Smith (@BradSmi) March 21, 2024

The full text of the UN resolution can be found here.

(Photo by Ilyass SEDDOUG)

See also: NVIDIA unveils Blackwell architecture to power next GenAI wave 

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Tags: ai, artificial intelligence, ethics, policies, resolution, Society, standards, un, united nations

[ikram1909]

monaco having a player sent off and currently on a draw… maybe they will finally shut up about us now

Need them to lose 😒😒 my Ilyass already left the game so they crash and burn

[elyassgamer]

#زيادة #زيادة_مشتركين ILYASS MALKI REACTION

[itmeblog]

1. Johnathan Sims...I think.

2. Season 2 of Dungeons and Daddies, there's an FBI (not that one) agent who under a truth serum tries to say he loves having sex with his wife...and can't. But he *can* say he's asexual and going through the motions because of societal expectations.

3. Mine. But non-InCo fave would have to be Ilyass (Back Again Back Again)?

Ace week starts on Sunday, the 22nd of October: that's a week tomorrow!

Fiction podcasts have a wealth of acespec characters, but we all started somewhere, and I'm curious! So, in the notes, tags, or replies, who's:

The first ace character you encountered in a fiction podcast?

The most recent ace character you encountered in a fiction podcast?

Your favourite ace character from a fiction podcast, if any?

And hey, want to know more about the rapidly approaching Ace Week Fiction Podcast Festivities? Click here.

[yesterdayandkarma]

Ilyassou by Ezra Sierra

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© ABXO Twitter

[itmeblog]

I'm currently catching up on Back Again Back Again so hanging out with Ilyass means I'm definitely choosing the angst route. It's such a beautiful narrative, filled with so much love and longing even when you can see all it's going to do is snowball into disaster. You stay for the beauty that comes before the fall, because knowing it disappears makes it all the more valuable.

Day 3: Angst or Fluff

Do you want good things to happen to your favorite character? Do you want terrible things to happen to your favorite character? Both are good. Pick your poison (or do both, why not) for today's prompt!

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Ilyass Fahmane by Giuseppe Vaccaro for Nataal Magazine , January 2021