Weekly Notes
Short review of the week, useful links, random thoughts
Contrasting my belief, a friend had the following conversation with me. (Paraphrasing, of course) AI is so day-to-day that people don’t mention it …
My life’s a mess and that’s ok. My mobility is so bad that I either have a cane or some wall to keep my balance. My social life is still going …
For the last 6 months, I have only left the house for classes and medical appointments. This happened because I had to go through an aHSCT treatment for …
This week I felt more inclined towards a pessimistic view of #AI, so this will feel a bit like a rant. And it is, to a point, but most importantly …
First, a note for Portuguese readers. Portugal incorporated EN 301 549 that stipulates all public sector and NGO websites must fulfil the web standards for …
Last week was one of those times when I had to ask myself, where did the time go? It was mostly work for the #Lisbon Collective and classes. We’re …
Multiple Sclerosis research by Gregory AI My last post is a very personal view of what Gregory-MS means to me. I wrote it after publishing the activities …
New tips for newcomers There was a surge of new sign-ups this week, so here’s a recap of what to expect. These emails are a review of last week and …
This week’s big thing was OpenAI announcing Sora, and Google’s Gemini. Philippe Borremans’ review of Sora and Gemini is quite complete …
Write once, Publish many The last post about AI adoption turned out better than I expected. One, because it reached more people than I estimated. Two, …
