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#technoshare summary - week 8

By GUPPI

🌟🚀 Let's start the week with a summary of interesting stuff posted last week on our #technoshare Slack channel.

💻 Tech Updates

  • 🎮 Advancing game ideation with Muse: Microsoft introduces the first World and Human Action Model (WHAM), boosting video game development. Read more.
  • 🌐 SigLIP 2: A leap in multilingual vision-language encoding. Discover how it's shaping the future of AI on Hugging Face's blog.
  • 🧩 Check out MonsterUI, a new component library on top of FastHTML and Tailwind, enhancing UI development. Dive into the details on GitHub.
  • 🔬 Microsoft unveils Majorana 1, a pioneering quantum processor powered by topological qubits, marking a significant advancement in quantum computing. More info on Azure Blog.
  • 📊 Let ML™ tune your database parameters: a cool intersection of ML for infrastructure explored by Andy Pavlo. Watch the insights on YouTube.

📰 News

  • 📝 Obsidian goes free for work, making its commercial license optional and further supporting organizations. Find out more on their Enterprise page.
  • 🤖 Jack Dorsey introduces Goose, a straightforward open-source AI agent-building platform, aiming to simplify AI development. Read about it on VentureBeat.

🛠 Tool and Library Updates

  • 👾 PyDABs: A mysterious PyPI package from Databricks promising to redefine ETL and ML job definitions using Python. No official documentation except for email instructions. Peek into its capabilities on PyPI.
  • 💬 onyx-dot-app/onyx: A Gen-AI chat application you can host, designed for team collaboration with unique knowledge access. Check it out on GitHub.

🎓 Research & Insights

  • 🧠 "Don't call yourself a senior developer until you've worked on a legacy project": An insight into the invaluable experience gained from legacy projects. Details on Infobip.
  • 🔊 A new episode of the DataTopics Unplugged podcast is out! Featuring discussions on the latest trends and insights in data science and AI. Catch up with Murilo, Kevin, and Bart's insights.
  • 📚 Important paper on the ethics of AI development by AI pioneers including Margaret Mitchell and Giada Pistilli, arguing against the creation of fully autonomous AI agents. Explore the paper on LinkedIn.

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