Posts

Ranking popular sites and their Web ad usage and cookies

 This response was from Open AI - Chat GPT, did some initial research on popular sites and ad usage,  1. CNN – 57 ads Popularity: Very high; one of the most visited news sites globally. Ads & Cookies: Heavy ad load supports free content. Likely uses cookies for personalized content and ad tracking. 2. Apple.com – 0 ads Popularity: Extremely high; brand-driven site. Ads & Cookies: No ads because Apple monetizes via product sales, not ad revenue. Cookies are mostly for site functionality and analytics. 3. Google.com – 0 ads (homepage) Popularity: One of the most visited sites in the world. Ads & Cookies: No ads on the search homepage itself, but uses cookies heavily for personalized ads and tracking across Google services. 4. Adrienn White (adriennwhite.com) – 0 ads Popularity: Niche/personal site, likely low traffic compared with mainstream media. Ads & Cookies: No ads; cookies likely minimal, for analytics or functional pur...

Difference World Foundational Models Neuro Approaches like Numenta

 I asked this to Chat GPT See https://worldmodels.github.io/ https://thousandbrains.org/ From open AI/ Chat GPT Core Differences Aspect World Foundational Models Numenta Inspiration Engineering + scaling laws Neuroscience (cortical theory) Architecture Transformers (dense, attention-heavy) Sparse networks, dendritic computation Learning Pretraining on massive static datasets Online/continual learning, sequence memory Efficiency Extremely compute- and energy-intensive Sparse and potentially energy-efficient Generalization Broad (text, multimodal, reasoning) Narrower so far, more sequence-oriented Maturity Deployed in production worldwide Mostly research + limited prototypes Big Picture WFMs = brute force scale, general-purpose but costly. Numenta = biologically inspired efficiency, promising but not yet dominant. The tension is: 👉 WFMs show what’s possible with scale today, 👉 Numenta is trying to show what’s possible if we build AI more like the brain.

What is a GPU?

 More information on GPU: https://jax-ml.github.io/scaling-book/gpus/

AI For Humans and Scale AI

 Just learning about this, response from Open AI Chat GPT. On Lucy Guo Founding Scale AI In 2016, Lucy and Alexandr Wang founded Scale AI (via Y Combinator), originally conceptualized as an “API for humans.” They landed on solving a real pain point: data labeling for AI , especially for autonomous vehicles. One of their earliest customers was Cruise The Solution: “API for Humans” Scale AI positioned itself as an API layer between companies and a human workforce . Instead of building your own data-labeling team, you could make an API call like: { "task" : "label image" , "data" : "car.jpg" } And Scale would automatically route that task to humans (plus machine learning models for pre-processing), then return the annotated result . To the engineering team, it looked like calling any other API. But behind the scenes, it was a managed pipeline of people + ML models doing the work

More AI Software in Atlanta Area

  OneTrust Specializes in governance, risk, compliance (GRC) software with a strong focus on AI governance and data protection. Headquartered in Atlanta, serving over 14,000 customers. Website : https://www.onetrust.com/ Innova Solutions A global IT and business services firm based in Atlanta, delivering AI, generative AI, automation, data analytics, and cloud services. Founded in 1994, with over 50,000 employees and nearly $3.5 billion in annual revenue.  Website : https://innovasolutions.com/ Closeloop Technologies Inoxoft SDLC Corp Dualboot Partners (again) A42 Labs Novarata GoodF

Top AI Researchers - World Foundational Models and Thousand Brain Project

    Sir Demis Hassabis is a British artificial intelligence researcher and entrepreneur. He is the chief executive officer and co-founder of Google DeepMind and Isomorphic Labs, and   Meta did not hire an engineer for $250 million, but rather an AI researcher named Matt Deitke was hired for a four-year compensation package worth an estimated $250 million. The massive deal was reported by The New York Times and other outlets in early August 2025.   Details of the agreement Initial offer: Deitke, a 24-year-old AI prodigy, first rejected a $125 million offer from Meta. Negotiation: After the initial rejection, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg personally intervened to double the offer to $250 million.   https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=k4VxCcYAAAAJ&hl=en And World Foundational Models https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/glossary/world-models/ https://worldmodels.github.io/ Vs Thousand Brains Project https://github.com/thousandbrainsproject