#technology for creators

[ai-innova7ions]

Rask AI: The Socratic Lab That Will Change Education Forever

Discover how Rask AI enhances accuracy in transcription, seamlessly converting audio to text with automated transcription technology. This means better accessibility and inclusivity in education, allowing for a more engaging learning environment for everyone. With its creative solutions, Rask AI is set to redefine media interaction, providing multilingual content that caters to diverse audiences.

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[padiduys]

I’ll be honest, I don’t really fw influx of AI images of drivers here.

[odinsblog]

People are pointing out that it appears someone is juicing the views anyway, by promoting the video post as an ad… but without the (required by law) disclosure that it’s an ad. This certainly suggests that it’s being done by ExTwitter itself, rather than MrBeast directly. If it were being done by MrBeast or someone else, then it would say that it was a promoted/advertised slot. The fact that it’s hidden suggests the call is coming from inside the house.

The evidence that it’s an undisclosed ad is pretty strong. People are seeing it show up in their feeds without the time/date of the post, which is something that only happens with ads. Other tweets show that info.

Even stronger proof? If you click on the three dots next to the tweet… it says “Report ad” and “Why this ad?” which, um, is pretty damning.

Cody Johnston notes that he has refused to update his Twitter app in ages, and on the old app, it is properly designated as a “Promoted” tweet, which is how ads were normally disclosed.

Elon is denying that he’s done anything to goose the numbers, but the evidence suggests someone at the company is doing so, whether or not Elon knows about it.

Of course, the evidence still suggests otherwise. Meanwhile, Ryan Broderick was told by an ExTwitter employee that they don’t have to label promoted tweets that have videos because there’s also a pre-roll video and that is disclosed. Of course, that… makes no sense at all. Those are two totally separate things, and not labeling the promoted tweet is a likely FTC violation (and potentially fraudulent in misrepresenting to people how much they might make from videos posted to the platform).

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Tyler, The Creator - Chromakopia stimboard, green & sepia with nature & technology themes.

📸 × 🍀 × 🖱️

🍄 × 💚 × 🌟

🌌 × 🌧️ × 🌿 × ✨

[tyiart]

screens and screens!

tip me

[psalacanthea]

Gonna play DAV tomorrow with @iridescentnuances if life allows. Considering convincing them to let me make Phoebe the inquisitor >D

[proudfreakmetarusonikku]

also like why r ppl confused about the technological jump in lok it’s literally the same as happened irl. avatar takes place in the rough equivalent to the mid 1800s, it’s not medieval or anything. lok takes place roughly equivalent to the early 1900s. that is, in fact, what happened irl in the seventy odd years between, say 1850 and 1920. like it’s literally just historically accurate.

[onlinemarketingcash4ublogspotcom]

"The Rise of Virtual Influencers, Gary Vaynerchuk's Take"

In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the future of influencer marketing and the rise of AI influencers. Our discussion delves into how AI is set to revolutionize the industry, rendering traditional human influencers obsolete. Discover how businesses and individuals must adapt to this impending transformation and the profound impact it will have on the market. Don't miss out on this eye-opening conversation!

https://www.onlinemarketingcash4u.blogspot.com

Chapters:

(00:00) I think the influencer industry is going to get massively affected by AI

(00:39) It sounds like companies need to adjust too

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Pete White - Pony Town The Pink Pilgrim version here.

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[thelatebloomerdiaries]

11.3.24 To Money Now or to money later that is the 🤔

😱 Part of me becoming a better, happier, more fulfilled person is from me being honest with myself when their is too much on my plate. Currently I kind of feel like I am putting way too much on my plate. I have big A$$ goals so I am having to go hard and honestly idk if it's worth it.

🙉 On one hand I can start my business and if it's a success I would be better served to put my money time and effort into it. I have to have money to put into growing my business and to even start for day to day to day items and I don't and to go into debt right now. Also because businesses take time and some even fail idk if I want to put all of my eggs in the entrepreneur basket. But putting time into my business will pay off eventually and TBH I no longer feel comfortable only having a job alone, no shade to 9-5, but I've been burned and I now want to have money coming in from more than one source.

🙈On the other, I have my internship, as well as my job. They don't pay much, but the internship will give me higher paying skills and enough money to at least do little things, and even though I feel as thought it sets me behind financially behind I can focus more on my studies, maybe. I have let fear put me into a place of perpetual procrastination so idk if having more time will = me getting more done. I want to max out a 401k and be able to really save a lot of money to set myself up. Even though my job doesn't pay much I know it will allow my to max out my 401k easy.

🙊Other options are to internship alone and finish my stupid (yes in this moment, stupid) bachelors. I could do my internship only, finish my bachelors/masters and build my business, but my money will be low, low which at my big age makes me feel SUPER DUPER UNEASY...

Either way I got some decisions to make and I'm not to keen on having to make a decision to am now in a paralysis by analysis allowing my space to become as chaotic as my mind, in a cycle of walking opposing paths simultaneously running fast AF and yet in a nowhere ass circle.

[saintescuderia]

An ode to a fallen comrade, my laptop.

I’m weirdly sentimental when it comes to my laptops. I say this but I’ve only ever had two. My first was a chunk old silver MacBook Pro that was a gift from my father. It saw me all the way through those formative highschool years. I even used it at school. It was the laptop I used to give Tommy Bellamy a copy of channel.ORANGE with the fact that this version of Mac actually still had USB ports. And humanity also still used USBs. Not to mention the CD port in which I actually burnt music onto plain discs and made mixtapes for people.

I wrote countless stories on that laptop. It was where I wrote my 120k Avengers fanfiction, something I started when I was 14. Four years later and in my final year of school, I had a run of waking up at 5am to write. Never mind the fact that I was waking up at 5am to write a fic about Frank Ocean.

That laptop went through it all with me. Like old men with their cars, I named it. Stanley. Stanley was covered with homemade stickers that summed up the formative youth of my teenage years. A picture of Kendrick Lamar with his signature, a SAVE FERRIS collage, a photo of Chandler Bing (season 1), the screen card of Hugo Stiglitz from Tarantino’s Inglorious Basterds. And Frank Ocean, of course.

Stanley saw me through it all… until university where it promptly died. Or, ‘Apple died’ in which it just kept overheating, the battery life was horrible and I saw more circle spins of death in the last two weeks of use than I had in the last two years. Suffice, to say, it was time for an upgrade.

So I got another MacBook. His name was Bernie Mac which I thought clever and my first wallpaper was, indeed, a photo of the comedian. It was sleeker, didn’t have USB ports and in some odd and unexplainable way, didn’t seem as good as Stanley. Never mind that it was faster, thinner and had an actually life of a battery. I hated the keyboard, the darker colour and the fact that Bernie Mac just wasn’t Stanley.

Only after writing several novels - and one collection of poetry - creating various mixtapes (with a CD extension!), editing films, binging series and the countless PDFs I read and the essays I wrote of the two (and a half) degrees that this laptop went through did it finally die.

It’s funny. I’m not emotional. I won’t lie and say to you that the 18 year old who had to put Stanley down and admit defeat was emotional. So much so that she refused to trade it in and instead has it sat on her bookshelf beside a coffee table book on writers. In a way, that very first MacBook serves as a reminder of all the things I realised I could do. I could be a writer.

Now, this laptop before me, the one that refuses to turn on, might not hold as much sentimental weight but it’s still a nice marker of times gone by. It travelled with me across countries and it did get me through those incredibly painful and awkward years of your early 20s.

I went through lockdown with it.

What’s more, I watched my first ever F1 race on it.

So I won’t let the frustrations of the end get to me. The fact that I had to walk around with a charger because 100% battery didn’t mean anything. Or the fact that it would overheat and kick the fan into overdrive and it sounded like an airplane. Or the fact that it’s died when I decided to start becoming a little more serious with this ‘I want to be a writer’ business and now I have to type on my iPad like I’m Toto Wolff in Drive to Survive. Maybe that will make this whole March 30 Day challenge all the more memorable - I did it despite the fact that my laptop literally fucking died after three days! What’s more than that though the three days into this, it died literally the day before university starts.

It’s okay, though. I’ve already ordered another laptop from Apple that should be coming next week. And maybe that’s just what I need; a fresh start with a fresh laptop to bring in the next chapter of adventures. Even though you can still trust that the first song that’ll play from that yet-to-be-named MacBook is finna be Pyramids.

[eosofspades]

what the fuck happened to computer dress up games. why can i not play with my ocs like little dolls anymore. this isnt good for my health