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I post about: birds / science / minerals / arknights / hnk / fgo / MEMEs

Art Blog: @cherrisummer-art

Text posts from me are called: #cherri rambles

Memes relatable (to me) are #cherri opines

Fave Animes:

Mushishi (anime and manga)

Darker than black (season 1 only)

Mononoke

Fave Manga:

Blame!

Dorohedoro

Dai Dark

Dungeon Meshi

Birdmen

Mad chimera world

Pluto

Sousou no Frieren

Movies

2001: a space Odyssey

Ghost in the Shell (1 & 2)

Blade runner (& 2049)

Angel’s Egg

Monty python and the Holy grail

Comedy:

Hoozuki no Reitetsu

Daily life of highschool boys

don't mess with eizouken

yondemasu yo azazel-san

Skull-face Bookseller Honda-san

Saint Young Men

#cherri rambles #cherri pins?#LOL #cherri opines #cherri arknights #cherri science #mineral #sunless skies

skulkingfoxes

The Crocodile Mom

bruntalism

puzzler00m

Screaming At The Darkness

flurty

fascinating opal i saw

Black Opal Rough 36.5 x 20.5 x 12.5mm 58.85 cts Auction #1337201 Opal Auctions

at first I was like oh, it's a doublet but no it's naturally like this, what a fascinating specimen. Makes me wonder what geological conditions caused this

#opal #lighting ridge #black opal #lighting ridge black opal

obsob

POV keppy kills u

PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE:

anoxthon

freshwaterbear

When ur bestie and ur bf meet...some bridges will never be crossed

#me #first one

shamebats

🥺🥺🥺

ruinedchildhood

A computer science student named Priyanjali Gupta, studying in her third year at Vellore Institute of Technology, has developed an AI-based model that can translate sign language into English.

jenjensd

This is what we need AI for. Not generating pictures using millions of stolen pieces of art, or generating shitty false articles using the stolen work of hundreds of thousands of writers. AI can be good, and it can be used for good things. This is an incredible feat and I hope Priyanjali gets the recognition and support she deserves for this amazing project.

guardianspirits13

Yeah! I knew a Deaf guy at my school who developed gloves that can detect ASL for learning purposes, so the computer could detect the accuracy of your signs.

AI should be used to make life easier for people, wether it's assisting the disabled community, helping people with tedious jobs (but not replacing them) etc.

I've always preferred the term "Machine Learning" because it's a more accurate descriptor, being programming that improves itself over time with the input of data sets. It's not intelligent, but it can be used to support needs that would be expensive/inaccesible otherwise.

emptydragonseverywhere

[Video description: a very desaturated video of a young, Southeast Asian woman with long, dark hair and a dark shirt with small round buttons up to the collar. She slowly and deliberately moves her hand(s) to form the ASL signs for: hello, I love you, yes, no, thanks, and please. As she forms the signs, a digital box pops up around her hand(s). At the top of the box, above the top line, is text displaying the English word that corresponds to each sign and a percentage that fluctuates rapidly, presumably showing the AI's confidence in its translation. The percentage number ranges from 52% to 100% through the course of the video and the number tends to be lower with more and/or faster movements. /end VD]