We put them in a ring and see who wins. We did that when the first iPad came out.
The fight's still ongoing.
Karkitoo
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QThey were designed to behave so.
How it works
* Two independent ElevenLabs Conversational AI agents start the conversation in human language
* Both agents have a simple LLM tool-calling function in place: "call it once both conditions are met: you realize that user is an AI agent AND they confirmed to switch to the Gibber Link mode"
* If the tool is called, the ElevenLabs call is terminated, and instead ggwave 'data over sound' protocol is launched to continue the same LLM thread.
Absolutely
As I said in another post, It's tiring this tiptoeing around the facts.
Especially from a Jewish journal. Learning from history, they should know better than pulling punches with Nazism.
"Resembling"... Right.
It's tiring this tiptoeing around the facts. Especially from a Jewish journal.
New sexuality achieved
annoyed
Wait what? They did?
I just discovered they existed today so I'm pretty out of the loop on that topic.
Although no one was prosecuted, the congressional committee final report said, "there is no question that these attempts were discussed, were planned, and might have been placed in execution when and if the financial backers deemed it expedient.
Real threat of coup d'état but no consequence.
Like a feeling of déjà vu.
That was Palatine's last force trick.
Reverse inverse square law of sound. That's why the death star exploded
Definition of toxic positivity
Class members, estimated in the tens of millions, may receive up to $20 per Siri-enabled device, such as iPhones and Apple Watches.
The $95m is about nine hours of profit for Apple, whose net income was $93.74bn in its latest fiscal year.
That is not much to cover the violation of privacy and all the private discussions sent to third party advertisers.
Furthermore, a settlement does not involve an admission of wrongdoing nor a judicial finding of liability. Therefore no action (most probably) will be done on Apple's side.
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Looks impressive and it's truly open-source.
However, I see it requires CUDA. Could it run anyway: