The education industry has changed significantly during the past few years, and one of the biggest developments is the growth of digital learning. Digital learning is here to stay, even though there are a lot of people who are also curious about the benefits it provides. It is important to listen to someone with a tremendous amount of experience in …
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Audio Postcard: Real-time farming | MIT Technology Review
Pinot Grigio actually makes a white wine and it’s won a few varieties in California that, uh, is a pretty common variety that actually we make purple grapes that make a white wine. So my name is Dirk Heuvel and I’m the VP of vineyard operations here at McManis family vineyards.
My family actually kind of set roots here, actually
The YouTube baker fighting back against deadly “craft hacks”
“The problem is that literally anybody can watch these videos—kids, adults, it doesn’t matter,” she says. Matt first saw a fractal wood burning video shared by a friend on Facebook and was so intrigued that “he started watching YouTube videos on it—and they’re endless.”
Matt was electrocuted when a piece of the casing around the jumper cables he was using
Russia’s battle to convince people to join its war is being
Just minutes after Putin announced conscription, the administrators of the anti-Kremlin Rospartizan group announced its own “mobilization,” gearing up its supporters to bomb military enlistment officers and the Ministry of Defense with Molotov cocktails. “Ordinary Russians are invited to die for nothing in a foreign land,” they wrote. “Agitate, incite, spread the truth, but do not be the ones who
YouTube’s deadly crafts, and DeepMind’s new chatbot
Ann Reardon is probably the last person whose content you’d expect to be banned from YouTube. A former Australian youth worker and a mother of three, she’s been teaching millions of loyal subscribers how to bake since 2011. But the removal email was referring to a video that was not Reardon’s typical sugar-paste fare.
Since 2018, Reardon has used her
DeepMind’s new chatbot uses Google searches plus humans to
The difference between this approach and its predecessors is that DeepMind hopes to use “dialogue in the long term for safety,” says Geoffrey Irving, a safety researcher at DeepMind.
“That means we don’t expect that the problems that we face in these models—either misinformation or stereotypes or whatever—are obvious at first glance, and we want to talk through them in