Logical Fallacies (Part 1) and How to Avoid Them
The Fresh Perspective Podcast - Episode 27
How’s it going everyone? I’m Nick and you are listening to the Fresh Perspective Podcast.
The Human Mind is astonishingly complex, an impressive product of natural selection, and humanity’s greatest asset as a species. But if our brains had a “default mode…
Internet connectivity still patchy in Tonga
Connectivity to Tonga partially restored but undersea cable repair could take weeks. The underwater volcanic eruption severed the country’s only underwater network cable and ash clouds have made satellite connectivity impossible. Professor Nicole Starosielski from NYU, an expert in underwater conne…
Episode 98: How to Hear the Voice of God on an Intimate Level with Edward John Hughes
"Life can't possibly be better than walking with the Lord," says our guest Edward John Hughes.
Edward John's first encounter with hearing the voice of God occurred on a soccer field while in college at Oral Roberts University. "It was as though my mother was calling me in for supper," recalls Edwa…
Prismer: A Vision-Language Model with An Ensemble of Experts
Recent vision-language models have shown impressive multi-modal generation capabilities. However, typically they require training huge models on massive datasets. As a more scalable alternative, we introduce Prismer, a data- and parameter-efficient vision-language model that leverages an ensemble o…
Episode 74: Teaching robots to grasp - Edward Johns
Claire chatted to Edward Johns from Imperial College London, all about robotic manipulators, learning, and artificial intelligence.
Edward Johns is the Director of the Robot Learning Lab at Imperial College London, where he is also a Senior Lecturer. He completed a PhD in Computer Vision at Imperi…
Teaching robots like humans: 1000 tasks in 24 hours
Imagine teaching a robot 1000 tasks in just 24 hours. Imagine teaching robots just like you teach humans.
In fact, what if teaching a robot were as easy as showing it once?
Humans can learn new skills almost instantly by watching, trying, or receiving a quick explanation. Robots, historically, ha…
Ep#94: Learning a Thousand Tasks in a Day
For general-purpose robots to be useful, we must be able to teach them new tasks quickly and repurpose them to new roles. But most techniques for teaching robots — even from human demonstrations — take a great deal of new data. But it turns out that it is possible, in part through decomposing tasks…
AI Models Fail 63 of 84 Robot Tasks, Waymo Borrows $5B
At step 861, with the blocks still scattered across the table, Kimi K3 announced it had finished sweeping them up. It then issued 69 more commands that did nothing but raise and lower an empty arm, burning another 139 steps, and the task was still unfinished when the budget ran out at 1,000. That t…
More Wisdom, Less Noise
Scripture and Sermon from Sunday, November 1, 2026
To see and hear the full service, go to the Central Church page on YouTube or our website at Centralchurch.us
Scripture: 1 Kings 3:4-9, 16-28, David MossSermon: Patrick Faulhaber, Senior MinisterPatrick Faulhaber, Senior MinisterDr. Claudia P. Demi…
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