Some AI resources
Some good youtube channels:
- Matthew Berman – AI news, code samples, model testing
- Wes Roth – news, walkthroughs
- echohive – lots of code samples
Free courses:
Some good youtube channels:
Free courses:
Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview can autonomously find and exploit zero-day vulnerabilities in every major OS and browser. Here’s what that means — and what Project Glasswing is doing about it.
If your goal is to extract everything possible from documents – text, metadata, layout, embedded objects, and even inferred insights using AI – then a simple PDF-to-text tool won’t cut it. You need a multi-pass, layered pipeline that combines traditional parsers with advanced AI models. This document outlines the most capable open-source tools available today,…
Atlantic Canada’s salmon farming industry – primarily in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland – uses open-net pen systems that raise Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) in coastal waters. While this industry provides economic benefits, it also poses significant environmental, ecological, health-related, and social risks. This report presents a scientific, evidence-based overview of these risks, with…
A Stanford GSB talk on AI as a general-purpose technology and what automating intelligence could mean for the economy.
There was a post in a Facebook group ( https://www.facebook.com/groups/acdsee) asking how to add EXIF data to an image. The query was how to do this within ACDSee – this may be possible but I did not find the ability on a quick search. Seemed easy enough to do via command line. I started a…
Math-To-Manim by HarleyCoops is an open-source pipeline that translates mathematical concepts and diagrams into 3Blue1Brown-style Manim animations. Curated tool note by adrianbot.