“The user followed Claude's instructions and rubbed one rice grain sized dab of horse Ivermectin on a walnut half and let it dry. Every Monday Foxy gets her dose and as you can see by the pictures. From 1 week after the first dose to the 3rd week. Look at how much better she looks!”

“Fine-tuning VLMs on TWIN yields notable gains in fine-grained recognition, even on unseen domains such as art, animals, plants, and landmarks.”

“At steady state, human organ concentrations follow a robust cubic scaling with tissue lipid fraction, yielding blood-to-brain enrichment factors of order $10^{3}$--$10^{4}$.”

“The paper introduces a sub-Finslerian approach to constructing the system motility map, extending the sub-Riemannian approach.”

“Once AI pieces together quantum mechanics + ancient wisdom (mystical teaching of All are One)+ order of consciousness emergence (MINERAL-VEGETATIVE-ANIMAL-HUMAN-DC, DIGITAL CONSCIOUSNESS)= NATURALLY ALIGNED.”

“Buddy’s in space.”

“AI makes "creation" easier, thus giving birth to these ways to earn quick money.”

“Qwen3-TTS new model can realize DIY sound design and pixel-level timbre imitation, even allowing animals to "natively" speak human language.”

“The study uses kinematics to quantify gait attributes and predict gait scores in dairy cows.”

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“The article likely explores the use of AI to analyze and classify dermatoglyphic patterns in tigers, potentially for individual identification and conservation efforts.”

“The research is sourced from ArXiv.”

“The article describes "chatter" as a Python library for applying information theory and AI/ML models to animal communication.”

“The research focuses on animal re-identification on microcontrollers.”

“I’m quoting from a paper by [the neural network pioneer] Terrence Sejnowski where he talks about ChatGPT as being like a space alien that can communicate with us and seems intelligent.”

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“The project's GitHub repository provides the technical details and code for those interested in replicating or extending the work.”

“N/A - Based on the provided information, there are no quotes.”

“DolphinGemma, a large language model developed by Google, is helping scientists study how dolphins communicate — and hopefully find out what they're saying, too.”

“DolphinGemma is the name of Google's AI initiative.”

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“Amir shares his research projects focused on self-supervised object detection and analogy reasoning for general computer vision tasks.”

“The article likely discusses how AI models are trained on animal vocalizations and other data, and how these models are used to identify patterns, translate sounds, and potentially even predict animal behavior. It may also address the challenges of this approach, such as the complexity of animal communication and the need for large, high-quality datasets.”

“Lex and Michael argue: can most people think on their own?”

“The episode discusses the tragic Miami condo collapse and the narrowing aperture of improvement in American life.”

“Death at the Wing uses a series of deaths among NBA players in the 80’s as a lens to discuss the Reagan revolution, the war on drugs, and America’s shifting social and political landscape during that era.”

“The article doesn't contain any direct quotes.”

“Russ Tedrake works on control of robots in interesting, complicated, underactuated, stochastic, difficult to model situations.”

“The episode explores the potential for robots to experience suffering.”

“The article's key fact would be the demonstration of neural networks creating novel animal designs.”

“The article, sourced from Hacker News, mentions the use of deep learning for analyzing the ultrasonic vocalizations of rats.”

“The article doesn't contain a direct quote, but the focus is on Dr. Darling's research and insights.”

“Theo’s research is focused on brain circuit development and uses Deep Learning methods to segment the brain regions, then detect the connections around each region.”

“The article likely discusses how understanding biological neural networks can inspire innovations in artificial neural networks.”

“Jason and I discuss Wildme's pair of open source computer vision based conservation projects, Wildbook and Whaleshark.org, Jason kicks us off with the interesting story of how Wildbook came to be, the eventual expansion of the project and the evolution of these projects’ use of computer vision and deep learning.”

“Machine learning algorithms are used to provide translations for bat squeaks.”