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Your right and I cant believe how unfortunate the gunman wasPeople with low IQs laugh at peoples misfortunes which is very sad and in poor taste
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Your right and I cant believe how unfortunate the gunman wasPeople with low IQs laugh at peoples misfortunes which is very sad and in poor taste
Karma.....Spain 2~0Your right and I can believe how unfortunate the gunman was
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I’d be happy with that score as we could end up playing the worse football ever throughout the competition and end up winning the competition, which would be an unjust for SpainKarma.....Spain 2~0
I don't think it's as simple as that..People with low IQs laugh at peoples misfortunes which is very sad and in poor taste
Time to reflect on the important things in life.I don't think it's as simple as that..
This is from Quoraand possibly also A.I. generated, but hits the mark.
"There is no direct correlation between high IQ and morality. Intelligence and morality are two distinct aspects of a person's character and behavior.
People with high IQs can vary greatly in terms of their moral behavior, just like people with average or lower IQs. Intelligence can influence how people process information, make decisions, and understand complex ethical issues, but it does not determine whether a person will behave morally or immorally.
Morality is influenced by a variety of factors, including upbringing, personal values, cultural norms, empathy, and emotional intelligence, among others. A person's moral behavior is shaped by a combination of these factors rather than just their level of intelligence.
It is important to remember that intelligence is not a measure of a person's character or values. Morality is a complex and multifaceted aspect of human behavior that cannot be reduced to intelligence alone".
Rule 1 decantTime to reflect on the important things in life.
Like finding some of mother earth in the last glass of this 389.
Friends, American's, countrymen, lend me your ears.
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Was just about to go to bed, when I saw this video on YouTube, recorded on July 4th. Quickly scrolled through the slides and screenshotted some, but haven’t listened to the whole Webinar, which was jointly hosted by the Centers for Cybersecurity and AI Research and the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the University of North Dakota College of Engineering and Mines…
Dr. Venkata Sriram Nadendla from Missouri S&T was presenting on
EEG based SNNs for Braking Intent Detection on Neuromorphic Hardware
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Thanks for sharing FMF!
Some interesting comments from Tata Technologies CEO, Warren Harris, here in an article published November 2023.
Tata Tech could explore opportunities in high-tech, medical equipment soon, says CEO Warren Harris
"India will be the engineering, research, and development hub for the global manufacturing company," says Warren Harris, Chief Executive Officer and MD of Tata Technologies Ltd.
In an exclusive conversation with ETMarkets, Tata Technologies CEO Warren Harris opened up about the company's future plans, Tata Tech's IPO, and the Indian market. Harris said that although Tata Technologies' focus will remain the same, the company could explore opportunities in high-tech and medical equipment in the future. Calling India an "increasingly important market", he added that it could follow in the footsteps of the IT industry when it comes to manufacturing.
Over 30% of Tata Technologies' revenue comes from India. It is quite a huge chunk. Where do you see the company in the next five years when it comes to India? What growth potential do you see in India?
We are an Indian company. We are very proud of our position in India. We believe India will follow the trajectory that the IT services industry has undertaken over the last 30 years. We firmly believe that because of the demographic advantage, and India's credentials in and around delivering professional services at scale, India will be the engineering, research, and development (ERND) hub for the global manufacturing company. We think India will deliver services to different parts of the world... so we are investing in people and, we are investing in the customers as well.
When it comes to aerospace, the group has invested in Air India and procured over $100 billion in aircraft. As far as global aerospace markets are concerned, India's significant influence will provide us with headwinds. The number of aircraft will double in the next 20 years, and much of the demand is going to come from India. India is not only going to be a source of resources and skills but it's going to be an increasingly important market going forward."
About 80% of the solutions that the company provides are for professional services and the remaining 20% is the technology business. Tata Tech is already into automotive, aerospace and heavy industry machinery. What other sectors Tata Technologies aims to focus on when it comes to expansion plans? Will the focus remain the same?
The focus will remain the same. We are first and foremost a professional services company and that's where we are primarily focused on investing & growing. In terms of industry focus, we think there is more than enough opportunity in automotive, aerospace, transport & construction heavy machinery. In automotive, farm, highway construction, and mining equipment (opportunity) is there - (as) typically that industry follows the automotive sector and so we have started to see a demand curve in the automotive industry. But we do see associating opportunities inhi-tech and
medical equipment.
We are working closely with
chip manufacturers
as well to deliver software-defined vehicle solutions to customers. The relationships and partnerships will provide us with opportunities in other verticals that we will look at seriously in the future."
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Tata Tech could explore opportunities in high-tech, medical equipment soon, says CEO Warren Harris
We are first and foremost a professional services company and that's where we are primarily focused on investing & growing. In terms of industry focus, we think there is more than enough opportunity in automotive, aerospace, transport & construction heavy machinery. In automotive, farm, highway...economictimes.indiatimes.com
Here's a snippet from an interview with Tata Technologies CEO, Warren Harris, discussing their joint venture with BMW. Tata Tech and BMW to hold 50% stake in the JV which includes delivering software-defined vehicle solutions for BMW.
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"Our proposition to BMW was also reinforced by other group companies and specifically companies like Tata Elxsi."
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That article appears to be from March 2021.NaNose Medical and BrainChip Innovation | Semico Research
Semico recently published an article in our March, 2021 IPI Newsletter detailing a press release between NaNose (Nano Artificial Nose) Medical and BrainChip in which they jointly announced a new system for medical diagnosis COVID-19. This system used an artificially intelligent nano-array based...semico.com
Indeed, and, as NaNose recently announced their inclusion with NVIDIA I thought it relevant to remind those who may not be aware that we were once connected with their research. If that's not the case anymore then please update us. Otherwise, knowledge is always useful however it's used.That article appears to be from March 2021.