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El Área Emprender del Parque La Libertad llevó a cabo el lanzamiento de dos plataformas digitales que brindarán asistencia y colaborarán en la formación de Mipymes y Emprendedores de todo el país.
Proyecto se dió mediante una licitación con el Banco Centroamericano de Integración Económica (BCIE) y la Iniciativa Dinámica (KFW – UE – BCIE).
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Educatool, una eina educativa per a pares i mares, docents i professionals de la psicologia i l’educació, va rebre el Premi Molina Foundation.
Xatkit, una plataforma d’orquestració de chatbot de codi obert, va rebre el premi del jurat al millor projecte emprenedor.
Whoduniter, un servei d’e-learning i desenvolupament per a empreses basat en novel·les policíaques, va ser guardonat per votació popular.
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FORTUNE Brainstorm Tech 2023
Monday July 10th, 2023
Park City, Utah
USA
4:55–5:10 PM
CAN YOU TRUST YOUR A.I.?
Founded in 2021 by former OpenAI execs and backed by both Google and Salesforce, Anthropic is taking on ChatGPT in a big way. Its own chatbot, Claude, can read a novel in less than a minute and deploys constitutional A.I. to govern itself. Can Anthropic’s company ethos of responsible A.I. usage help pave the way for a more transparent and more ethical framework for next-gen A.I. assistants?
Dr. Dario Amodei, Co-founder and CEO, Anthropic
In conversation with: Jeremy Kahn, Senior Writer, FORTUNE; Co-Chair Fortune Brainstorm A.I.
Photograph by Stuart Isett/Fortune
Debate sobre Práticas e Perspectivas de Conteúdo Digital interativo: Caso Jornal do Comércio. Com participação de Donald Reis; Eduardo Boff; Patrícia Knebel e Eduardo Jandt Tavares. Foto Bruna de Oliveira/Famecos/ Pucrs.
Don't date a woman called Evie - she'll get mad at not being recognised as an evangelistic net-zero zealot, refuse to charge properly when plugged in, get narky when out of range, be extremely expensive to insure and repair, and without warning spontaneously combust and spew lots of toxic gases around while you can't put the fire out until she's exhausted all her batteries. Danger Will Robinson!
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13.11.18: Última palestra do identidade RP "Chatbot – Robôs e atendimento ao cliente: uma relação possível?" que ocorreu dia 13/11 no auditório do Prédio 7. Foto: Pedro Munhoz/FAMECOS/PUCRS
You don’t need to be a coding guru to develop a chatbot.
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Orange the World 2018 -Timor-Leste
The launch of “Rosa”, a chatbot designed to receive complaints related to sexual harassment cases committed by civil servants is made official with the beating of the babadok—traditional Timorese drums. Ms. Sunita Caminha, UN Women’s Head of Office in Timor-Leste, Dr. Faustino Gomes, President of Timor-Leste’s Civil Service Commission, Roy Trivedy, UN Resident Coordinator, Maria Fonseca Monteiro, Secretary of State for Equality and Inclusion, and commissioners participated in the event, part of the 16 days of Activism campaign.
Photo credit: UN Women/ Youle Beatty
Read More: www.unwomen.org/en/news/in-focus/end-violence-against-women
ROMA ARCHEOLOGICA & RESTAURO ARCHITETTURA 2023. Rome, The Jubilee Year 2025 & the Ancient Imperial Fora: after Prof. Andrea Carandini’s admonishment - “Rome is not Disneyland, People must be educated, not made more stupid”, in: Il Messaggero (11 July 2023). Now Roberto Gualtieri announces Tourism in Rome: «ChatGpt will let visitors experience the city in real time». The Corriere Della Sera (12 July 2023). Also see: NBC NEWS / VIDEO / USA (12 April 2023). wp.me/pbMWvy-4fR
Foto: ROME – Aerial view of the ancient, historic and modern center of the City of Rome in ca. 2018-19; the aerial view shows the center of Rome (at the bottom thru middle): from the colosseum valley and the nearby ancient Roman and Imperial Fora; (at the middle thru top): the piazza Venezia then the towards the Renaissance and Baroque areas of Central Rome; & (at the top / left): the Vatican City of Rome.
Source: RARA 2023 / ROMA – TRA LE PENDICI DEL QUIRINALE E IL CAMPO MARZIO. Roma, Giornata dedicata a Emilio Rodríguez Almeida. La Scuola spagnola di storia e archeologia a Roma (10-11/12/2020) [25 Nov. 2020] = wp.me/pbMWvy-PU
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1). ROME - Fori Imperiali, Carandini against the restyling: "Rome is a great museum, but, it will look like Disneyland" - The archaeologist: «People must be educated, not made more stupid». Il Messaggero (11 July 2023).
Foto: ROMA – Fori Imperiali, Carandini contro il restyling: «Roma è un grande museo, così sembrerà Disneyland» – L’archeologo: «La gente va istruita, non resa più stupida». Il Messaggero (11/07/2023)
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Abstract - «The large number of tourists now, especially after Covid, travels to our cities and must be properly managed. One cannot think that Rome is a Disneyland. There must be a place that explains the Rome that no longer exists, that is, the Rome that goes from the 9th century BC to the 12th century AD. From the 12th century onwards, all of Rome is there: there is no need to go and illustrate it, it is there and one sees it. It is the most ancient Rome that needs to be explained».
Is the City of Rome’s Imperial Fora Project [2025-27] heading in this direction?
"No. Even if this project was the most beautiful and intelligent in the world, it had to be accompanied by the creation of a true museum of Rome: if there is no place for explanation, people will understand nothing. And keep taking the selfie and moving on like sheep. So it's absurd."
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Foto: ROME – Gualtieri announces Tourism in Rome: «ChatGpt will let visitors experience the city in real time». The Corriere Della Sera (12 July 2023).
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2). ROME - Gualtieri announces Tourism in Rome: «ChatGpt will let visitors experience the city in real time». The Corriere Della Sera (12 July 2023).
Abstract - Among the most innovative aspects of the Dmo is the use of ChatGpt, an intelligent virtual assistant that will allow the user to experience the city in real time, plan itineraries, satisfy requests and curiosities with a greater capillarity than that, generalist and algorithmic, of the large platforms: «We think that artificial intelligence is the of the future for the understanding of the question - the mayor has emphasized - and the integration of the information".
"Better regulating non-hotel tourism and taking a census of all the structures to charge the tourist tax - is the message addressed by Gualtieri to the Minister of Tourism, Daniela Santanchè - it can be done immediately with a three-line rule". The CEO of Adr, Marco Troncone, indicated as a strategic objective that of increasing the average stay of tourists and getting them to return several times to the capital: «We are experiencing a brilliant season, American carriers have grown by 50 percent compared to 2019. Asian tourism too, from Japan and Korea, is starting up again and it is no coincidence that the Quantas company has chosen Fiumicino as the only airport hub in continental Europe for direct flights to Australia". Lorenzo Tagliavanti , president of the Chamber of Commerce, shares the synergistic approach and insists on the importance of making congress tourism grow.
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--- ROME - Gualtieri announces Tourism in Rome: «ChatGpt will let visitors experience the city in real time». The Corriere Della Sera (12 July 2023).
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Foto: ROME – AI in an ancient city: Can technology help you on your European vacation? NBC News decided to try out chatbots in “The Eternal City.” NBC NEWS / VIDEO / USA (4 April 2023).
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3). ROME - AI in an ancient city: Can technology help you on your European vacation? NBC News decided to try out chatbots in "The Eternal City." NBC NEWS / VIDEO / USA (4 April 2023).
ROME — “When in Rome, do as the Romans do,” the proverb says.
But what if you’re only in the Italian capital for just one day and you’re keen to fit in as much of its history and culture as possible?
Sure, you could take a few hours out to plan your trip or you could try to book a tour guide to take you round “The Eternal City.”
But now there’s a third option: Tourism apps, websites and chatbots that use artificial intelligence to tailor itineraries for the user based on their preferences and time.
They’re rapidly popping up, so NBC News decided to put three of them to the test.
We decided to try ChatGPT, a quirky chatbot developed by artificial intelligence company OpenAI that was not specifically designed for travel planning. Along with similar programs, its fluency comes for the most part from having been trained on giant troves of text mined from the internet, but it does not have the ability to filter what is accurate or not and has hit the headlines in recent months because of some of its controversial and upsetting responses.
We also used iplan.ai, an app you can download to your phone, and usevacay.com, a chatbot and itinerary planner that uses OpenAI's GPT technology to help you tailor your trip.
Our choices were based on recommendations from technology websites.
Let’s just say the results were mixed at best.
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--- NBC NEWS / VIDEO / USA (4 April 2023).
www.nbcnews.com/news/world/artificial-intelligence-chatbo...
--- NBC NEWS / USA / TWT (4 April 2023).
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Mark Zuckerberg's metaverse avatar, perched on a legless nude Ken doll body; its eyes are psychedelic pinwheels. Behind the figure is a group shot of child laborer miners from the 1910s, glitched out, blue tinted, and covered with scan lines. The background is a psychedelic swirl of moody colors. They stand atop a filthy checkerboard floor that stretches off to infinity.
Chatbot is the best gift that Artificial Intelligence offered human race. The use of chatbots is spreading across industries with great speed. Today more number of companies are approaching chatbot development as they can be used to offer customized and personalized Chabots that suit the business needs. Apart from being a virtual assistant, you can use it to collect real time data and offer proactive service. Additionally chatbots are reliable and save a lot of business budget on customer service. www.weblineindia.com/blog/ai-chatbots-customer-service-su...
Once upon a time, there was a girl named Rainbow who had all the colours in the world in her hair. Everywhere she went, people would stop and stare at her bright and colourful locks.
One day, Rainbow went to the beach, and as she was sunbathing, a seagull flew overhead and pooped on her hair. Rainbow was horrified and ran into the ocean to wash it out, but as she emerged from the water, her hair had turned into a tie-dye mess!
Rainbow was so embarrassed, but then she realised something - she was still the only person in the world with hair like this! So she stood up tall, flipped her hair, and walked confidently down the beach, smiling at all the stares and pointing fingers.
From that day on, Rainbow embraced her unique hair, and she became known as the most colourful and fun-loving girl in town.
You might think that’s not up to our usual standard of write up and you’d be right. That was constructed by an AI chatbot about our picture. The world is a strange and wondrous place.
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On this Good Friday 2021, when according to the Biblical account Jesus shared with his disciples the Last Supper, I follow up the personal story from January 21 (www.flickr.com/photos/joewilcox/50864261823/)—buying with, and for, my wife the Thomas Nelson-published, Leathersoft “classic verse-by-verse, center-column, reference Bible” (New King James Version). Five days later, when an online video referred to Matthew 18:1, Anne asked about the narrative text being in red and Christ’s words in black. I looked. That’s not right.
So I perused and found that on some pages Jesus’ quotes were the expected “red letter”, while on others text was swapped black with the rest. Mmmm, what to do? I considered calling the Christian bookstore from where we purchased the Bible. But given how negatively SARS-CoV-2 (severe acute respiratory syndrome Coronavirus 2)/COVID-19 lockdowns have affected small businesses and being a printing error, I contacted the publisher.
Finding a phone number on the HarperCollins Christian Publishing website proved to be much easier than expected, given how many businesses compel customers to use chat, chatbots, or email. A representative clearly working from home (think pandemic-demanded call center) answered and was exceptionally helpful. I explained the problem, and she confirmed the known printing error but her surprise that the Bible shipped to the bookseller.
She offered to replace the Good Book—no charge and freely shipped—with additional instruction to keep the volume that we had when I asked about its return. The replacement Bible arrived about two weeks later.
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I uncharacteristically shot several photos—the first two at f/5.6. While considerably less text on the pages is within the depth of field, the f/2.8 portrait is my choice because the eye draws to Matt. 18:1.
A team of students from the University of California, Davis, has won the global 2018 Amazon Alexa Prize and a $500,000 prize for creating a “chatbot” that can converse engagingly with humans on a range of topics such as entertainment, sports, politics, technology and fashion. Zhou Yu, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, led the team of 11 graduate and undergraduate students to victory.
A team of students from the University of California, Davis, has won the global 2018 Amazon Alexa Prize and a $500,000 prize for creating a “chatbot” that can converse engagingly with humans on a range of topics such as entertainment, sports, politics, technology and fashion. Zhou Yu, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, led the team of 11 graduate and undergraduate students to victory.
A team of students from the University of California, Davis, has won the global 2018 Amazon Alexa Prize and a $500,000 prize for creating a “chatbot” that can converse engagingly with humans on a range of topics such as entertainment, sports, politics, technology and fashion. Zhou Yu, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, led the team of 11 graduate and undergraduate students to victory.
A team of students from the University of California, Davis, has won the global 2018 Amazon Alexa Prize and a $500,000 prize for creating a “chatbot” that can converse engagingly with humans on a range of topics such as entertainment, sports, politics, technology and fashion. Zhou Yu, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, led the team of 11 graduate and undergraduate students to victory.
This 7 days, Tesla uncovered its latest model the HTC Vive VR headset dropped the online observed the greatest leak of private paperwork at any time and Facebook’s chatbot ideas were uncovered. Listed here are the top tech tales from this 7 days.
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A team of students from the University of California, Davis, has won the global 2018 Amazon Alexa Prize and a $500,000 prize for creating a “chatbot” that can converse engagingly with humans on a range of topics such as entertainment, sports, politics, technology and fashion. Zhou Yu, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, led the team of 11 graduate and undergraduate students to victory.
A team of students from the University of California, Davis, has won the global 2018 Amazon Alexa Prize and a $500,000 prize for creating a “chatbot” that can converse engagingly with humans on a range of topics such as entertainment, sports, politics, technology and fashion. Zhou Yu, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, led the team of 11 graduate and undergraduate students to victory.
A team of students from the University of California, Davis, has won the global 2018 Amazon Alexa Prize and a $500,000 prize for creating a “chatbot” that can converse engagingly with humans on a range of topics such as entertainment, sports, politics, technology and fashion. Zhou Yu, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, led the team of 11 graduate and undergraduate students to victory.
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Zo: Tangible AI interface enhances physical engagement, connecting people to each other and to Zo, a social chatbot, through haptic and dynamic shape-changing output. In the form of an ordinary phone case, Zo rhymes and moves with people. More than a virtual, illusory intelligence, Zo: Tangible AI embodies a living social creature that connects with people.
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A team of students from the University of California, Davis, has won the global 2018 Amazon Alexa Prize and a $500,000 prize for creating a “chatbot” that can converse engagingly with humans on a range of topics such as entertainment, sports, politics, technology and fashion. Zhou Yu, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, led the team of 11 graduate and undergraduate students to victory.
A team of students from the University of California, Davis, has won the global 2018 Amazon Alexa Prize and a $500,000 prize for creating a “chatbot” that can converse engagingly with humans on a range of topics such as entertainment, sports, politics, technology and fashion. Zhou Yu, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, led the team of 11 graduate and undergraduate students to victory.
A team of students from the University of California, Davis, has won the global 2018 Amazon Alexa Prize and a $500,000 prize for creating a “chatbot” that can converse engagingly with humans on a range of topics such as entertainment, sports, politics, technology and fashion. Zhou Yu, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, led the team of 11 graduate and undergraduate students to victory.
A team of students from the University of California, Davis, has won the global 2018 Amazon Alexa Prize and a $500,000 prize for creating a “chatbot” that can converse engagingly with humans on a range of topics such as entertainment, sports, politics, technology and fashion. Zhou Yu, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, led the team of 11 graduate and undergraduate students to victory.
A team of students from the University of California, Davis, has won the global 2018 Amazon Alexa Prize and a $500,000 prize for creating a “chatbot” that can converse engagingly with humans on a range of topics such as entertainment, sports, politics, technology and fashion. Zhou Yu, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, led the team of 11 graduate and undergraduate students to victory.
A team of students from the University of California, Davis, has won the global 2018 Amazon Alexa Prize and a $500,000 prize for creating a “chatbot” that can converse engagingly with humans on a range of topics such as entertainment, sports, politics, technology and fashion. Zhou Yu, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, led the team of 11 graduate and undergraduate students to victory.
A team of students from the University of California, Davis, has won the global 2018 Amazon Alexa Prize and a $500,000 prize for creating a “chatbot” that can converse engagingly with humans on a range of topics such as entertainment, sports, politics, technology and fashion. Zhou Yu, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, led the team of 11 graduate and undergraduate students to victory.
TRAINING 2038 plays out a dramatic 3-D scenario in which a chatbot assumes the role of an extraterrestrial life form and a human user is questioned about human thoughts and actions. In the course of this interrogation, the user must function as humankind’s representative and answer on our behalf. The ensuing interaction serves as a metaphor for machine learning.
Training 2038 is on display at the VRLab of the Ars Electronica Center Linz.
credit: Ars Electronica / Robert Bauernhansl
A team of students from the University of California, Davis, has won the global 2018 Amazon Alexa Prize and a $500,000 prize for creating a “chatbot” that can converse engagingly with humans on a range of topics such as entertainment, sports, politics, technology and fashion. Zhou Yu, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, led the team of 11 graduate and undergraduate students to victory.
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Altimeter, a Prophet Company
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A team of students from the University of California, Davis, has won the global 2018 Amazon Alexa Prize and a $500,000 prize for creating a “chatbot” that can converse engagingly with humans on a range of topics such as entertainment, sports, politics, technology and fashion. Zhou Yu, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, led the team of 11 graduate and undergraduate students to victory.