Connecting the dots yet… or do you need more time? 👀 $qMine

The BPP-9000 interface is ready! Join the most ambitious public experiment in predicting the price of bitcoin, right now. Live calls start 18 November. Watch the network Qubic miners grow, running live in your browser, and keep your own journal. The design is "vacuum tubes", the colour scheme CfB asked for Aigarth. #Qubic

ULTRA INSTINCT TRUMP DECLARES: “That’s America’s ass”

Bernie was an elite comedian 😂

🚨 QUBIC: SOMETHING UNEXPECTED IS HAPPENING INSIDE ANNA. And the community has just been called in to investigate. During yesterday’s ANNA training, an unknown phenomenon was observed. Now, Come-from-Beyond is asking participants to push the 48-neuron model’s score as low as possible. 🔥 One exceptional result could be enough. Think about that. This isn’t a marketing announcement. This is an active experiment, with the community being invited to help uncover what’s happening. AI research. Distributed experimentation. Real participation. While much of crypto is still selling AI narratives, Qubic is working on actual AI training challenges. The phenomenon remains unexplained. But one thing is clear: 👀 ANNA is worth watching VERY closely. #Qubic #ANNA #AI

You may also remember our #neuraxon 2 paper for @_Qubic_ #openscience also awarded this year in #icmlt #Berlin the city where #Ramonycajal showed the neuron to the world, well paper just released also at @IEEEXplore ieeexplore.ieee.org/document… Neuraxon v2.0: A New Neural Growth & Computation Blueprint. Time to keep building bio inspired #trueAi #nollm #aigarth

Palmer Luckey tells Joe Rogan an African grey parrot's tiny brain could change how we think about AI Joe Rogan: Are you familiar with Alex the African grey parrot? African greys are probably the smartest bird, right up there with crows and ravens. They can talk, they can reason. Palmer Luckey: Alex was a uniquely smart one. African greys are usually not kept in captivity because they're a handful, and they're a handful because they're so intelligent. They need intellectual stimulation, and most people don't have the time. They get depressed and self-harm. Palmer: Alex had a vocabulary and understood grammar. I think he's the only animal who asked an existential question, right before he died: "What's happening and where am I going?" Palmer: And he has a tiny bird brain. People who've lost huge chunks of their brain seem to get by. Parrots like Alex suggest you can do a lot with very little brain if it's oriented correctly. Trainer: What's different? What number is grey? Alex: Four. Trainer: Very good. Good boy. Palmer: That's intelligence on par with a human toddler, with far less brain tissue. Building a thinking system from scratch with AI will help us understand how other systems think. There's never been an economic motive to dig into how the brain fundamentally works. Google's never funded it to the tune of tens of billions. Meta's never funded it to the tune of hundreds of billions. Nobody paid to understand the brain until there was money in building a copy of it.

Qubic & Chill #286: Wallet Incident Update, Protein Simulation, PHP Hack & More! $qubic $qmine #php #cfb xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1DxLdZlkW… Join the live chat and make friends! ^.^ youtube.com/watch?v=pTfsXl2j…