Mark Williams retweeted
It has been the honor of my life to serve the people of South Carolina in the United States Senate.
Today, I'm humbly asking for your vote.
Polls are open until 7:00 PM. Let’s do this.
➡️ darlinegraham.com/vote
Mark Williams retweeted
🚨🚨 I have just been informed by @ReawakenUSA CEO @realjamesowen that he was called by @UMich and asked to have my video of yesterday’s attack removed due to negative blowback on lunatic, Temulun Togochog
I’ll repost it every day until she’s expelled and charged.
Mark Williams retweeted
I'm a Michigan Democrat, and I stand with Haley Stevens. I'm voting for Mike Rogers.
Mark Williams retweeted
Millions of people around the world can only dream of having the opportunity to vote.
Americans have that right. Don’t take it for granted.
Go vote.
Mark Williams retweeted
Runlayer CEO Andy Berman oversees AI rollouts for Fortune 500s. He says the models are ready for enterprise-level work, but the companies aren’t.
“An LLM without access to the right tools and resources, and specifically the data sources, which most companies will not give access to today… is almost useless.”
New TWiAI with @berman66, @runlayer, @johnjnay, @normativeai, @jason and @Lons
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1:43 What we learned from Anthropic's S-1
9:30 Why only 2-3% of companies are really using AI
18:03 Jason's "reverse to-do list" agent
23:23 Will AI labs evolve beyond charging per token?
32:36 Browser use is basically solved
41:24 Are colleges giving performative "slop" degrees?
53:00 Why r/opensource banned AI projects
59:39 So what happens to the junior lawyers and analysts?
1:06:01 Peter Thiel's "math people vs. word people" binary
🎥 Watch the full episode here 👇
Mark Williams retweeted
When we took over, the FBI Laboratory faced a DNA-processing backlog of more than 1.81 MILLION samples.
Today: ZERO.
🔺 1.81M+ samples processed
🔺 Backlog had been growing by roughly 75,000 samples per month
🔺 Hundreds of thousands of samples were arriving each year
🔺 Profiles can help solve homicides, sexual assaults, mass shootings, and other violent crimes
🔺 Equipment upgraded
🔺 Resources redirected
🔺 Technology improved
🔺 Bureaucratic barriers removed
DNA profiles belong in CODIS helping law enforcement solve crimes—not stalled in a government backlog.
Under President Trump’s leadership, we are rebuilding the FBI around one standard: MISSION FIRST.
-DKP🇺🇸
Mark Williams retweeted
You asked for results, we made the changes necessary for this FBI to deliver- one example, DNA:
We are statutorily required under the “DNA Fingerprint Act of 2005” to receive and process collected DNA samples from federally convicted offenders, arrestees, and non-U.S. citizen detainees.
These samples are required to be sent to the FBI Laboratory Division (LD) for processing – we get around 50k a month. This literally solves crimes across the country, like unsolved homicides, mass shootings, sexual assaults, and other violent offenses.
There had been a massive backlog at the FBI Lab for decades. On August 1, 2024, the pending DNA backlog for these samples was over 1.81 million, literally breaking federal statutory requirements. A typical example of institutionalized bureaucracy from prior leadership that left crimes across America unsolved.
When we got here, we changed it. This FBI dedicated more resources, more equipment, improved IT systems, and used business analytics for DNA processing.
TODAY - that DNA backlog is officially at ZERO.
Just more evidence of the monumental and necessary changes made by this FBI. Thank you, FBI Lab Division.
-DKP🇺🇸
Mark Williams retweeted
If law enforcement wants to use Flock technology to catch criminals, GET A WARRANT.
The Fourth Amendment still exists to my knowledge…
We’ve already seen this surveillance technology allegedly misused and abused right here in my district.
BLOCK THE FLOCK!
Mark Williams retweeted
Don't miss the online @VetPD presentations/panel discussion "Positron Emission Tomography (PET): Clinical Applications & Case Discussions"
April 1, 1pm:4pm US Eastern
@MathieuSpriet, @ucdavisvetmed
Dr. Kyla Ortved, @pennvet
Dr. Natasha Werpy, Ocala Equine Hospital
Dr. Carter Judy, @ucdavisvetmed
Register here:
vetpd.com/online-learning-ce…
Sponsored by: @equinepet @alienbytesoft
Mark Williams retweeted
10 years ago today, we performed the first equine PET @ucdavisvetmed It was academic curiosity at the time, but now with 12 active scanners, thousands of horses have been imaged and more to come. What a great adventure! @equinepet @Grayson_JC @ucdavis_ceh
Mark Williams retweeted
“Santa Anita has made incredible strides in horse safety because of the hard work of the entire veterinary community. Regulatory, private, track veterinarians all included,” Benson said in a recent interview.
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Mark Williams retweeted
Hear from Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier on a growing challenge in scholarly publishing: AI-generated fabricated references—and their implications for research integrity.
jav.ma/fabricated
Mark Williams retweeted
Would you like to learn how artificial intelligence is transforming veterinary medicine?
Explore our open access #AJVR AI supplemental issue: avmajournals.avma.org/view/j…
Mark Williams retweeted
Standardizing or accounting for walking speed is essential when interpreting treadmill-derived range of motion in canine gait analysis and rehabilitation follow-up. Open access article: jav.ma/ROM #walkingspeed #treadmillwalking #caninegaitanalysis #kinematics
Mark Williams retweeted
Software vendor disputes NJ governor’s ‘glitch’ claim, says state approved foreigners on voter roll justthenews.com/nation/state…
