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my sources are websights ai reddit ,strong ai reddit and deep ai.

[HS]

I mainly listen to various talks by people like Alan Watts who discusses philosophy, and podcasts such as Lex Fridman's who brings on experts in various fields to have interesting conversations. He is an AI developer himself, so he'll sometimes compare the guest's knowledge base back to his own work. Then I try to figure out if any of those things might be incorporated into my understanding of AI. There is so much stuff out there that 99.999... percent of "old news'' is new news to me. 

Sometimes I'll check sites like ''SparkFun Electronics'' to see what kinds of microchips and sensors are available for hobbyists and how the prices are changing over time. Elon Musk's updates are always entertaining, and I greatly appreciate what he is doing (among other things) with Tesla's AI, and Neuralink.

[MagnusWootton]

Its hard to find a video or website that will tell you how artificial intelligence actually works in a step by step procedure, but there is a few.      The educational channels are the best on youtube.
My best news station is ME,  and possibly HERE! where u get to hear from real developers working on stuff.

this guy is cool->

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i like reading about how transformer networks are being developed on ai reddit and strong ai reddit?

[MagnusWootton]

i like reading about how transformer networks are being developed on ai reddit and strong ai reddit?

Reading about things is lazy, it wont get you anywhere,  actually developing something is the worthwhile monetary and Ai product developing thing. Its like listening to music when u should be producing it yourself,  that gets you somewhere in life, the former doesn't really.

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i make chatbots on personalityforge websight.