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YouTube is free education. But 98% don't know the best professors. Here are the top 6 channels to accelerate your learning: 1/ DeepLearningAI DeepLearning AI has become the pathway for anyone looking to build an AI career. https://lnkd.in/dsmK2WAC 2. Notion Notion tutorials and other deep dives into productivity tools with Thomas Frank. https://lnkd.in/dC8hS5J8 3. MIT OpenCourseWare Get free access to MIT's official courses. Dive into top-notch learning at your own pace. https://lnkd.in/d5KrrwX2 4. Simplilearn World’s #1 online Bootcamp and one of the world’s leading certification training providers. https://lnkd.in/dYQ49zkb 5. Prompt Engineering Learn about different LLMs and advanced prompting techniques. https://lnkd.in/dv3my9C6 6. Matt Wolfe Covers AI, no-code, and futurism. Shares news, reviews tools, and discusses tech's future. https://lnkd.in/eERwkP5N #Artificial #Intelligence #Deep #Learning #Tutorial #Tools #Videos

At We Read Books, we're passionate about self-improvement and lifelong learning. Each book offers unique insights, practical tips, and inspiring stories to help you navigate life's challenges and achieve your goals. 85% of billionaires are first-generation wealth builders. When asked how they achieved such financial success in a short time, they said, "We read books. We read 50 self-help books a year!" So, if you want to build wealth, start reading. Facing trouble in book reading and finding the right one? #Books #read #self #improvement

What happens when the alphabet meets AI? #GenType is a type generator powered by Imagen 2 that allows you to craft, refine, and download one-of-a-kind AI generated alphabets. Try it out and share your results: http://labs.google/gentype #Google #Gemini #Technology #AI

Learn how the Adversarial Nibbler challenge provides the holistic evaluation of gen text-to-image model robustness against harmful image generation & long-tail safety issues, by using community-driven red teaming to build a diverse set of harmful prompts. https://goo.gle/3X2D9Ik

Google Rolls Back A.I. Search Feature After Flubs and Flaws Google appears to have turned off its new A.I. Overviews for a number of searches as it works to minimize errors. When Sundar Pichai, Google’s chief executive, introduced a generative artificial intelligence feature for the company’s search engine last month, he and his colleagues demonstrated the new capability with six text-based queries that the public could try out. The questions included “how do you clean a fabric sofa” and “what should I use to get a coffee stain out of my carpet.” These were intended to highlight how Google’s new feature, A.I. Overviews, could generate full and useful information summaries above traditional search results. But by Friday, only one of the six queries still yielded an A.I. Overview, according to tests by The New York Times. Instead, the feature was noticeably less prevalent. The search for “what should I use to get a coffee stain out of my carpet” now resulted in a snippet of text from a website, JDog Carpet Cleaning & Floor Care, while “how do you clean a fabric sofa” was replaced by a link to HGTV’s website with the answer. (The results of the searches may vary depending on the user and location.) The disappearance of A.I. Overviews for some of the searches appeared to be part of a broader rollback after the new technology produced a litany of untruths and errors — including recommending glue as part of a pizza recipe and suggesting that people ingest rocks for nutrients. Users loudly complained on social media about the mistakes, in many cases outright making fun of Google. #Google #AI #Technology

OpenAI is taking its generative AI technology to classrooms and campus offices with the launch of ChatGPT Edu. This tailored version of ChatGPT, powered by the advanced GPT-4o model, is designed specifically for universities to responsibly integrate AI into student learning, faculty research, and campus operations. ChatGPT Edu comes on the heels of successful pilot programs at prominent institutions like the University of Oxford, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, University of Texas at Austin, Arizona State University, and Columbia University, where ChatGPT Enterprise was implemented. #OpenAI #AI #ChatGPT #Education #University

Keeping your mobile devices and their apps updated is one of the most important things you can do to stay safe from the latest cyber threats. However, as hackers are aware of this too, they often use fake updates as a means to infect your devices with malware, as is the case with a new Android banking trojan currently making the rounds online. According to a blog post from the cybersecurity firm Cyble, its researchers have discovered a new Android banking Trojan called Antidot, not to be confused with the Brokewell malware the team discovered last month. Once installed on one of the best Android phones, the Antidot malware can collect contacts and text messages, harvest credentials, lock and unlock the device, forward calls and more which is why this new banking trojan is so dangerous.