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Nature, Not Humans, Should Be the Model for AI, Says Artist Collective

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Challenging conventional AI ethics, Theta Noir believes AI should mimic nature's sustainability rather than human excess. Artificial intelligence is …

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Top 10 Large Language Models on Hugging Face

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Introduction Hugging Face has become a treasure trove for natural language processing enthusiasts and developers, offering a diverse collection of pre-trained language models that can be easily integrated into various applications. In the world of Large Language Models (LLMs), Hugging Face stands out as a go-to platform.

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The Complete Collection of Data Science Cheat Sheets – Part 2

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A collection of cheat sheets that will help you prepare for a technical interview on Data Structures & Algorithms, Machine learning, Deep Learning, Natural Language Processing, Data Engineering, Web Frameworks.

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Unveiling the Future of Text Analysis: Trendy Topic Modeling with BERT

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Introduction A highly effective method in machine learning and natural language processing is topic modeling. A corpus of text is an example of a collection of documents. This technique involves finding abstract subjects that appear there.

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A global approach for natural history museum collections

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The Complete Collection Of Data Repositories – Part 2

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Check out the collection of the best data repositories on healthcare, natural language, neuroscience, physics, social network, sports, time series, transportation, miscellaneous, and super data repositories.

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Rhapsodies in Blue: Anna Atkins' Cyanotypes

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In an era when the Enlightenment’s orderly vision of the natural world began to unravel, Anna Atkins produced the world’s first photography book: a collection of cyanotypes, created across a decade beginning in 1843, that captured algal forms in startling blue-and-white silhouettes.

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