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You know your For You feed is optimized for current AI news when most of it is discussions of MCP and people asking what is MCP and startups claiming to do MCP.
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the new coding paradigm is to split your entire codebase in chunks (functions, blocks) and then send EVERY block, in parallel, to DeepSeek to ask: "does this need to change?". then send each chunk that returns "yes" to Sonnet for the actual code editing. thank me later
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Gemini 2.0 drops the beat.
Watch the video all the way through — I had four legit "no way it did that" reactions when @JonPTaylor sent this to me.
"It looks like it's only hitting on the first beat of each bar."
This is Jon collaborating with Gemini to create a song in @Ableton Live.
Jon is using the Multimodal Live API to stream audio and video to Gemini and have a conversation about the song he's creating.
Had this running 12 months it is super solid
What's a good architecture for ingesting data, chunking it up, storing embeddings, building an index, and then serving augmented AI queries?
We just published a super solid new @GoogleCloudTech architecture powered by Cloud Run and Vertex AI ...
cloud.google.com/architectur…
Seeing people publish @AnthropicAI claude repos for MCP that give full python script access to shell and whole computer, after downloading from a weird github repo. I suggest to not do this. reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/commen…
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The short of it is...
Once you have Claude Desktop and Obsidian you can run the following code in terminal substituting the `path/to/allowed/dir/like/ObsidianDirectory` with the actual file path....
Launch Claude Desktop and you are good to go!
I think it’s pretty crazy that the guardian is reporting more traffic /conversions from BlueSky’s 300k followers than its twitter following of 11 million.
Yes and available at em.sunholo.com with your own custom emissary bot. Upload images, PDF, videos, audio etc. then send to colleagues to discuss them. Here’s an example Ada discussing an AI in education PDF em.sunholo.com/5HakBFsKDZhRU…
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It's only been a day since we've released MCP and folks are already starting to build tons of stuff on top of it.
The future of MCP is truly going to be community-led and not controlled by any single entity.
Here are some of the highlights I'm seeing from across the industry:
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Type a sentence, get any sound - from talking cats to singing saxophones. Brilliant release by NVIDIA
✨ NVIDIA just unveiled Fugatto, a groundbreaking 2.5B parameter audio AI model that can generate and transform any combination of music, voices, and sounds using text prompts and audio inputs
Fugatto could ultimately allow developers and creators to bring sounds to life simply by inputting text prompts,
→ The model demonstrates unique capabilities like creating hybrid sounds (trumpet barking), changing accents/emotions in voices, and allowing fine-grained control over sound transitions - trained on millions of audio samples using 32 NVIDIA H100 GPUs
👨🔧 Architecture
Built as a foundational generative transformer model leveraging NVIDIA's previous work in speech modeling and audio understanding. The training process involved creating a specialized blended dataset containing millions of audio samples
→ ComposableART's Innovation in Audio Control
Introduces a novel technique allowing combination of instructions that were only seen separately during training. Users can blend different audio attributes and control their intensity
→ Temporal Interpolation Capabilities
Enables generation of evolving soundscapes with precise control over transitions. Can create dynamic audio sequences like rainstorms fading into birdsong at dawn
→ Processes both text and audio inputs flexibly, enabling tasks like removing instruments from songs or modifying specific audio characteristics while preserving others
→ Shows capabilities beyond its training data, creating entirely new sound combinations through interaction between different trained abilities
🔍 Real-world Applications
→ Allows rapid prototyping of musical ideas, style experimentation, and real-time sound creation during studio sessions
→ Enables dynamic audio asset generation matching gameplay situations, reducing pre-recorded audio requirements
→ Can modify voice characteristics for language learning applications, allowing content delivery in familiar voices
@NVIDIAAIDev
I was always amused when people worried about installing Google Analytics in case Google used it to steal user data. They never took the suggestion of blocking Chrome user agents from their websites too.
Emissary is now up and running em.sunholo.com/ - use Gemini to create personal emissary AIs to send to others with custom personas, documents and UIs. Open source so you can deploy your own github.com/sunholo-data/emis… - Node, Python, Cloud Run, Vertex, Firebase stack
Here is a preview of a new GenAI UX that lets you send an AI Emissary to talk on your behalf about documents (PDFs, images, audio, video) etc. with custom personas, tone and instructions. A collaboration tool. Available soon for you to create your own personal Emissaries.
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Are you still geeking out over those realistic AI-generated voices in NotebookLM?
We've been updating the conversational "Journey Voices" options available in @googlecloud Text to Speech API (cloud.google.com/text-to-spe…).
I tried 5 out. A short 🧵 ...
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Airfoil – ciechanow.ski/airfoil/
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By popular demand, releasing the slides my Entropy/LLM presentation for the @CERN data science seminar github.com/Pleias/Quest-Best…
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When asked if most people can be trusted, responses vary significantly around the world—
For decades, the World Values Survey and European Values Survey projects have examined people’s values through their surveys. One of the questions on trust asks: “Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted or that you need to be very careful in dealing with people?”
This chart shows the share of respondents who answered “most people can be trusted” across different countries.
As you can see, reported trust in others varies widely from country to country. In the Nordic nations, over 60% of respondents believe most people can be trusted, while in France and Italy, this figure drops to around 26%. At the lower end, as few as 5% of people in countries like Colombia and Peru express trust in others.
It’s worth noting that interpretations of survey-based “trust” measures are complex: what people mean when they answer this question could reflect various ideas about trust, personal experiences, or cultural attitudes toward trustworthiness.
(This Daily Data Insight was written by Edouard Mathieu.)























