FIRST "ERIKSHOLM UPDATE" OUT NOW! We’re VERY excited to share this very first edition of Eriksholm Update, our new video series that offers both highlights and a deeper perspective on our audiological research! Each episode explores broad topics that are shaping Eriksholm's scientific focus and our experts share their thoughts on new developments and how they could impact the future of hearing healthcare. 💡In this episode: Demant Fellow Jesper Jensen discusses the potential of artificial intelligence and machine learning in shaping the future of hearing aid development. Senior Research Manager Hamish Innes-Brown talks about new perspectives on listening effort and the applied learnings from the EASYLI doctoral network. Principal Scientist Dorothea Wendt talks about cognitive user profiles and how it can be applied in personlized hearing care. 🎤 Host: James Harte, Senior Director at Eriksholm Research Centre. 🎬 Watch the first episode now on Youtube: https://lnkd.in/dsdw2nHg 👉 Do you have a topic you’d like us to explore in future episodes? Write your suggestions below—we’d love to hear from you!
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Entrepreneur, CTO/Co-Founder at Pantheum Innovations, Multimodal Specialist, Data-Scientist for fun.
Oni has gotten pretty efficient. 11 bil params on 1 GB 2.4 GB RAM in use. Running on a basic desktop with no graphics cards.
We're at 11 billion params on our Multimodal Hypergraph. It can process up to 4k video with a large context and books as long as the Das Kapital series by Marx.
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Curious about the power of location Intelligence? Explore our insightful video and witness firsthand how xtract.io's innovative location intelligence solutions are reshaping industries and empowering smarter decision-making. Watch now: https://zurl.co/wQ1v
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Using As.Factor(…) to Summarize Categories within Columns in R by Dr. Alvin Ang https://buff.ly/4fLxgpU #rstats
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Yiqi Zhang, chair of the HFES Human Performance Modeling Technical Group, explores the benefits and potential drawbacks of parking-assistance solutions and how features can be adapted to make consumers feel safer. Read the full article in Parking Today: https://bit.ly/47PW8t7
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BAD BUBBLES: AI, AM, Tulips, and Real Estate. As discussed in the interview below, AI could be the next big bubble to burst, taking down hyperinflated stock market valuations. It’s not the first, nor will it be the last, of the big bubbles bursting. Why? Greed. From “Tulip Mania” in the 1600s, the “dot com bubble” of 2000, and the real estate bubble of 2007, all bubbles are fueled by massive greed. When Gordon Gecko famously stated “Greed, for lack of a better word, is good,” he was wrong. Today, we have three bubbles, the AI bubble, the residential real estate bubble, and the additive manufacturing (AM) bubble. All three are overdue for a massive correction. All three are artificially inflated. In materials technology, the Additive Manufacturing bubble, also known as 3D printing, has been sucking up massive amounts of capital, to the detriment of other worthy technologies. There’s nothing wrong with 3D printing, other than the hype. It’s a tool and nothing more. It’s actually a very good tool for some types of materials, challenging for others, and impossible for certain classes of materials. I’ve been approached many times regarding ceramic matrix composites (CMCs) and 3D printing. Ironically, 3D printing isn’t amenable to composites with 3D continuous fiber architectures (like most of my technologies). The problem is that investment is usually a zero-sum game. In short, great materials aren’t getting investment dollars because they can’t be made by 3D printing approaches. This is a missed opportunity. All bubbles are bad. They suck up massive capital while they are being inflated. They wipe out massive amounts of capital when they burst. Many people and businesses are hurt by bubbles, even when they have nothing directly to do with the bubble itself. Collateral damage. Bubbles bad!
Was awesome to join Adam Conover on the Factually show to talk about the current state of the tech industry. https://lnkd.in/gNxBimGA
The A.I. Bubble is Bursting with Ed Zitron
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In this episode, we discuss FasterCache: Training-Free Video Diffusion Model Acceleration with High Quality by Zhengyao Lv, Chenyang Si, Junhao Song, Zhenyu Yang, Yu Qiao, Ziwei Liu, Kwan-Yee K. Wong. FasterCache is introduced as a training-free approach that accelerates inference in video diffusion models by reusing features more efficiently, maintaining high video quality. The strategy involves a dynamic feature reuse method and CFG-Cache, which enhances the reuse of conditional and unconditional outputs, effectively reducing redundancy without loss of subtle variations. Experimental results demonstrate that FasterCache offers significant speed improvements, such as a 1.67× increase on Vchitect-2.0, while preserving video quality, outperforming previous acceleration methods.
Arxiv Paper - FasterCache: Training-Free Video Diffusion Model Acceleration with High Quality
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pretty good. the best part is that it's temporally stable (means it's the same over the video) normally AI depth maps are different per frame
depthanyvideo, Amazing !!!! Depth channel inference from monoscopic video, temporarily stable, fast!.... https://lnkd.in/dQvPxN3m
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SuperLab Stimulus Presentation’s new event marking integration streamlines synching event marks with visual, auditory, and other stimuli. Combine stimulus delivery and physiological signal recording on one computer utilizing SuperLab’s new integration with AcqKnowledge using Network Data Transfer (NDT) for real-time digital transmission of event marks. Join us to learn about this powerful new tool for stimulus presentation and event recording synchronization! https://lnkd.in/dy6kak4T #psychophyiology
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