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A blog post by Matt Webb arguing that Adobe should make a boring app for prompt engineers. It discusses AI image synthesis tools like DALL-E 2, Imagen, and Midjourney, noting that prompt engineering is a new kind of expertise. The post describes Midjourney's Discord-only interface during its beta.
Arabic technology forum for internet, telecom, hardware, software, and community discussions.
Telegram link for search engines updates, bots, resources, or community discussion.
afford to keep it running is a Reddit thread or community post with discussion, updates, or shared references.
Agora is a writing community where writers draft, share, and discuss their craft. It lets users connect with other writers, browse a forum, track writing progress, and receive anonymous feedback. It is described as suitable for novelists, students, copywriters, poets, and anyone creative.
An article by Benedict Evans discussing generative AI, Large Language Models and ChatGPT as a generational change in software automation, and considering what this means for employment and jobs. It compares the current wave with 200 years of past automation and asks whether new jobs will replace those displaced.
AI at Home, also known as Data Science at Home, is a daily technology podcast hosted by Francesco Gadaleta. It discusses AI topics, industry trends, and related issues. Episodes are available on Apple Podcasts and other platforms. The podcast encourages listener engagement via Discord, newsletters, and social media. Recent episodes cover AI slowdown, AI in gaming, and the EU AI Act.
The AI Safety Summit 2023 is a global event held on 1 and 2 November at Bletchley Park, Buckinghamshire. It brings together international governments, AI companies, civil society groups and researchers to consider AI risks, especially at the frontier of development, and discuss mitigation through internationally coordinated action.
A TechPolicy.Press discussion with Arvind Narayanan and Sayash Kapoor, authors of AI Snake Oil: What Artificial Intelligence Can Do, What It Can’t, and How to Tell the Difference, published September 24 by Princeton University Press. The conversation covers AI hype and how to distinguish AI that does not work from real promise.
Reddit link is a Reddit community or thread with discussion, guides, updates, or shared resources.
All You Can Watch is a free online service that lets users discover and stream movies, series and anime without requiring registration. Its content is updated daily, and it offers features including continue watching and favourites lists. The platform also runs a Discord community for users to receive updates, submit content requests and discuss new releases.
Alphaxiv is a platform for discussing, discovering, and reading arXiv research papers. Users can explore trending papers, view recent activity and discussions, follow authors, and access literature review responses grounded in the underlying academic work.
alpr.watch is a project that scans US local government meeting agendas for keywords such as flock, license plate reader and alpr, and maps where surveillance technology discussions are happening. It offers email alerts for a chosen area and a map of meetings and mapped ALPR cameras, and points to groups opposing surveillance.
Alternatehistory.com is a discussion forum for alternate history scenarios, with sections for divergences before and after 1900. It also hosts finished timelines and scenarios, threads on published alternate history books and media, and user-created flags and maps. A companion wiki lets members add and edit articles, timelines and maps.
Anime Nexus is a platform for discovering, streaming, and discussing anime. It provides access to a library of anime series and movies, with features including latest and new episode listings, popular show rankings, seasonal anime schedules, and user account options. The site also offers customizable interface settings such as theme and sidebar toggles.
AnimeKarmaList is an interactive anime ranking platform. It tracks weekly discussion votes from the Reddit community /r/anime to generate and display a ranked list of the most popular anime titles.
AnimeSuki is a vBulletin-powered online forum for discussing anime, related manga, light novels, web novels, music, games, and fan-created content. It includes subforums organized by anime release status, media type, reviews, and recommendations.
AnimeThemes is a repository of anime opening and ending themes. It provides high quality WebMs of opening and ending themes for listening and discussion. The site offers an anime index, artist index, year index, series index and studio index.
AnonOps is an IRC network described as an international communication platform for free and open discussion. It offers a webchat for connecting without a separate client and previously removed plaintext IRC access in favor of TLS. The site states it is under review and renovation.
A site offering advice and inspiration for learners of English as a second or foreign language. It presents a guide to learning English well, covering motivation, dictionaries, pronunciation and input, plus articles, learner resources, learner reports and an archived discussion forum.
Reddit link is a Reddit community or thread with discussion, guides, updates, or shared resources.
Reddit link is a Reddit thread or community post with discussion, updates, or shared references.
Reddit link is a Reddit community or thread with discussion, guides, updates, or shared resources.
ARMGDDN Browser is a gaming community or discussion resource for updates, help, guides, or shared links.
