
President of the Carnegie Bosch Institute @CMUEngineering @CarnegieMellon. Senior Manager @BoschGlobal. Runner. Dj. 🇮🇹🇺🇲
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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“The union of boredom and anonymity is dangerous.” Especially at the intersection of addiction and envy.
The question of whether we will lose control to #AI may be passé. Technology is already manipulating us.
nytimes.com/2021/10/30/opini…
...4th one in Edmond Street, not even a week went by from the last one. @pgh2o?
Replying to @Pgh311
@Pgh311 @pgh2o @DebGrosspgh There have been several water main breaks in Bloomfield since mid-October: 1 on Pearl this past Wed, 3 (!) in Edmond, 1 in Millvale today...I am sure there were more I am not aware of. Pressure surges? Is anyone looking into the root cause? Thank you!
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Three new North American leadership promotions within Bosch Research will help spearhead advancements in critical research in #AI, #semiconductors, #hydrogen tech, #electrification and #healthcare diagnostics. #research More: us.bosch-press.com/pressport…
Thanks @NPR for keeping the people of #EastPalestineOhio in the news. @POTUS: they deserve medicare for life! Some could relocate but, under the circumstances, physical & psychological tolls were massive. Those who couldn't, or only partially, are still subject to health hazards
Hello @WIRED! I have just checked my subscription, thinking that something was wrong because I hadn’t received the new issue yet, to find out that the next issue will be mailed in March. So, there’s no February issue this year?
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FULL credit to Mason Rudolph and the offensive resilience
12 plays 75 yards...TD Rudolph quick strike to Calvin Austin.. 24-17
#Steelers wont go away!!
I guess that bringing him down the field was the way to show him the door. Let’s go win some games now - hopefully.
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Glad that Cognitive Design for Artificial Minds doi.org/10.4324/978131546053… is mentioned in this post by #Bosch Research on #LLMs as a reference for the design of human-level #AI by means of design approaches targeting human-like mechanisms: lnkd.in/dwF7CCSC
Tks @oltramale
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👏Many thanks to Alessandro Oltramari (@BoschGlobal) for this mind-bending adventure into the world of neuro-symbolic AI applications for industry!
➡️Register to get more insights on foundational ontologies: tinyurl.com/bdhkwprh
It's exciting to see LREC and COLING joining forces!
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Good morning @British_Airways! I loved my first #PittsburghLondon flight, which I used to travel to Italy and Germany! Next one in two months!
Thanks @PITairport and @ChrisCassotis for the hard work and commitment to keep Pittsburgh an international hub!
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Welcome to our #AAAI23 tutorial "Generalizable Commonsense Reasoning" with @Ilievski_KG @oltramale @PeifengWang3 and Jonathan Francis.
Feb 8: 8:30-12:00
Loc: Room 202B
Online: underline.io/events/389/sess…
Looking forward to chatting more in person if you're also at AAAI!
#SundayFunday with #chatGPT (I mostly asked about jumping cats).
I find disconcerting, though, that by testing this behemoth, some try to derive theoretical arguments about its intelligence. At least, I still see #Searle's Chinese Room as a valid argument.
#ArtificialIntelligence
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Thank you and goodbye! See you in Athens next year!
#iswc_conf #iswc2022
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Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene had $183,504 in PPP loans forgiven.
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A highly fragmented power grid can turn into a "impotence grid" in a matter of minutes. And +10hr outage for a 10' storm is just the tip of the iceberg. @Pittsburgh @DebGrosspgh @ACE_Fitzgerald @AlleghenyCoPD @ENERGY @Innamo
I guess our block got lucky, @kristy527. Retweeting for a fellow Bloomfield resident.
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We should never have called it “language modelling” all those years ago; it was (and still is) “word sequence modelling”. Confusion always occurs when you label an algorithm with the name of the problem you’re trying to solve, rather than with what it actually does. @GaryMarcus

















