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chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk (bethesda, baltimore brooklyn friends) - 75th year on NET brainstoming : March2025 Year 11 starts new round of Intelligence's deepest brainstorming thanks to : JENSENS LAW COMPLETES 10**18 more tech since 1965 ~MooresLaw*Jobs (&Satellite?Space AI 1G to 5+G) Mobilising Data Clouds*Jensens LawJensen Huang annual partnership leaps- this year what could your peoples do with 35 times more energy efficient supoercomputing .Modi-Banga-Ambani- Bloomberg..any chance that india's implementation (modi paris febriary =KingCharles ai relay 3/ ambani/jensen november) could twin supercity discovery with bloomberg road sadety learning curves since 2007 celebrated at last week's world bank 22nd transforming transporation (nb we're glad Charles is celebrating 2nd quarter of 21st C with AI frineds following or support starting first quarter of 21st c microcredit bangladesh women empowerment - banker for poor- hope musk's starling offer to dr yunus is real thing) thanks as always to steve jobs who in 2001 hosted Valley's 65th birthday party with women empowernents Fazle Abed, and in 2002 started coding pixels at Pixar with Jensen Huang soon to change radilogy ai and then all surgeon ai and then Hassabis Alphafold3 250 million protein ai chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk: In 1964 I was 13 - starting to study maths slide rulers were most efficient dtata analysis apploed by schools anywhere. * years later as I achieved mt postgrad Diploma Stas at Camvridge Maths Lab DAMTP - online compiting barely exuisted. I lucjed out with my first job - UK Natioanl Developmemt Project Computer Assisted Learning - there I not only stidies online classes connecting 100 studnts across the country but programmed much of the content and acted as tutir when machine ocasionally broke down. I am conveinced blending digital and "real" learning is what every millennials needs to generate. AI AGENCY FOR EVERY HUMAN TO COME BEFORE AGI 18 March 2025 sees Nvidia's Jensen Huang start 11th year of summit updates on all deep learning ai and effectively year 24 of pixel ai core to 1 most medical al as well as rendering and figital games
www.ai20s.com HIR-KELM- Do you need to know about Xponential Kings English Language Modesl -in full throttle since OCT 2023 fusion of Pacific Coasts' Human Intelligence Reality & Atlantic's Kl? HIR has been very good at brainstorming the coming of 10**18 "moore" computational and data trnasmission tech. Moore's Law started this engineering gift to humanity 1965; my favorite year's giant leap by engineers is Valley brainstorming 2009: primarily 3 wizards' nets brainstormed application of next wave of accelerated computing (Team Huang) and chose Games transformation around Einstein 1905 logics (Team Hassabis eg open sourcing 250 milion protein databab alphafold3) and democatising (girl empowering) every human's coding of digital intel by training machines to adapt to human modes of communicating and sensing mother earth (Team Fei-Fei Li who this week launchedworldlabs.ai as her friends latest north star platform). Given accidental system failures in transtalantic's mediation of 2001, 2005, 2009, 2021 the world's 8 nillion vitizens owes great debt to Pacific (especially Valley) in keeping Human Intelligence Reality within reach of sustainable generation of millennials. It seems that from October 2023 to end of school year 24-25 every aspect of KELM will be tested eg US Nairr Pilot Executive Order & Chips Acts together with King Charles AI world series (London , Seoul, Paris ...), NY next week UNsummitfuture and NVidia world in DC October 7-9. We need hundreds of cities' peoples to celebrate intelligence inclusion. One way helping transatlantic Americans to transform attention is Bloomberg's commitment to smartest 100 mayors to get their peoples deepest intelihgence needs openly researched by Amerca's number 1 reearch univeristy Johns Hopkins. The US Department of Energy has located America's bigget computing powers across 13 national regions so that while DC' NiST orchestrates the US www.NAIRRpilot.org , 13 reigonal HIRs can blossom and factually NAIRRS are the consequence of NIST deciding to fund Fei-Fei Li nearly 20 years ago. More on how Queen Victioia way back 1843 asked Economits to tranform English Constitution imoact worldwide in 1843 at www.economistdiary.com . Our newsletter Ed3EnvoyUN wuth Unwomens @ linkedin and Facebook's fanclub of Yunus Bangla2.0 benchmark for all UN gov2.0 servanrs of SDGs, with million friends www.ed3dao.com (AI*metaverse*Digital Twins of Earth2.0) will try to celebrate & map every open diary date to futures for all but welcome probobo corespodents across 100 cities and all hemispheres and linguistic data sovereignties. . | Millennials & Parnets responsible for their generation no longer need UN SDGs -let’s Unite to Save our SpeciesSOS 17 .16 .15 .14 .13 .12 .11 .10 .9 .8 .7 .6 .5 .4 .3 .2 . 1 . Economistdiary.com join us at www.ai20s.com to explore what else could happen - eg id Musk helps Dr Yunus design Bangladesh 2.0 at same times AS USA game of 7 Trumps If Elon Musk's Starlink were to provide optimal support to Dr. Muhammad Yunus, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate and founder of the Grameen Bank, in his ongoing efforts to design a "new nation" of Bangladesh centered around poverty museums and women empowerment, the impact could be transformative. Starlink's high-speed, low-latency satellite internet could address critical infrastructure gaps in Bangladesh, enabling Dr. Yunus' vision to scale rapidly and reach even the most remote communities. Here's how this collaboration could unfold and its potential outcomes: --- ### 1. Empowering Women Through Connectivity - Digital Literacy and Education: Starlink could provide internet access to rural areas, enabling women to access online education, vocational training, and resources for entrepreneurship. This aligns with Dr. Yunus' focus on empowering women as key drivers of economic development. - Microfinance and E-Commerce: With reliable internet, women in rural areas could participate in digital marketplaces, expanding their businesses beyond local markets. Grameen Bank's microfinance initiatives could integrate digital payment systems, making financial transactions faster and more secure. - Telemedicine and Healthcare: Internet access could enable women to access telehealth services, improving maternal and child health outcomes in underserved regions. --- ### 2. Poverty Museums as Centers of Learning and Innovation - Virtual Tours and Global Awareness: Starlink could enable poverty museums to offer virtual tours, raising global awareness about poverty and inspiring international collaboration to address it. - Interactive Learning: High-speed internet could facilitate interactive exhibits, live-streamed workshops, and online courses on poverty alleviation, social business, and sustainable development. - Data Collection and Analysis: Internet connectivity could allow poverty museums to collect and analyze data on poverty trends, helping policymakers and researchers design targeted interventions. --- ### 3. Scaling Social Business Models - Global Reach: Starlink could connect Dr. Yunus' social businesses (e.g., Grameen Phone, Grameen Shakti) to global markets, enabling them to scale their impact and attract international investment. - Digital Platforms for Social Business: A dedicated online platform could connect social entrepreneurs, investors, and beneficiaries, fostering collaboration and innovation in poverty alleviation. - Real-Time Monitoring and Evaluation: Internet access could enable real-time tracking of social business projects, ensuring transparency and accountability. --- ### 4. Bridging the Urban-Rural Divide - Remote Work Opportunities: Starlink could enable rural residents to access remote work opportunities, reducing migration to urban areas and promoting balanced regional development. - Agricultural Innovation: Farmers could use internet-connected devices to access weather forecasts, market prices, and best practices, increasing productivity and income. - Disaster Preparedness and Response: Reliable internet could improve early warning systems and coordination during natural disasters, which are common in Bangladesh. --- ### 5. Catalyzing a Global Movement - Inspiring Other Nations: The success of Dr. Yunus' model in Bangladesh, supported by Starlink, could inspire other developing nations to adopt similar approaches to poverty alleviation and women empowerment. - Global Partnerships: Starlink's involvement could attract other tech giants, NGOs, and governments to collaborate with Dr. Yunus, creating a global network of support for his vision. --- ### Challenges and Considerations While the potential benefits are immense, there are challenges to consider: - Affordability: Ensuring that Starlink's services are affordable for low-income communities will be critical. - Digital Literacy: Training programs will be needed to help rural populations, especially women, make the most of internet access. - Sustainability: The initiative must be environmentally sustainable, aligning with Dr. Yunus' focus on social and ecological responsibility. --- ### Conclusion: If Elon Musk's Starlink provides optimal support to Dr. Muhammad Yunus, it could accelerate the transformation of Bangladesh into a model nation centered on poverty eradication, women empowerment, and social business. By bridging the digital divide, Starlink could enable Dr. Yunus' vision to reach new heights, inspiring a global movement to redefine development and create a more equitable world. This collaboration would not only honor Dr. Yunus' six decades of groundbreaking work but also demonstrate the power of technology to drive social change. | US NAIRR PILOT AI ::Exec Orders US,10/23:: MD 1/24Chris (DC-CI Deep Computing-Intelligence Communally) Macrae MA DAMTP CantabDC-CI is all we need. AI20s.com world where one interview each week changes every intelligent possibility -eg 555 penn ave 9 August or axios sustainability AI 23 july or ZuHu Who's Human Intelligence Who? 400 : 300 : 200 : 100 |
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AI Road of Things
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world class ai partners of nvidia's jensen huang ate leaping head with physical ai models - cosmos for safety of all autonomomous vehicles, Halos for road safety but is this accelerating just from the view of av (autonomous vehicle designers) with not enough input from civil engineers and indeeed all the people involved whebn supercity design takes off in a developing counytry - we asked grok3
first we note in tersm of countries jensen huang is puttuing huge amount of energy into india partnershisp with modi and ambani seeing llama3 and nvidia as way to go on imdia data sovereignty but will lead cities include such deep road safety inteligencs as bloomberg.org has connected since 2007 - now enetering phase 4 as phase 3 2020-5 celebrated deep data maoping in 25 cities across 15 countries
- Road Safety & HALOS: Cosmos powers “Road of Things” vibes—like your HALOS tokens (stop, merge)—via foresight simulations. It can model every possible road scenario (e.g., monsoon-flooded Mumbai streets) using Omniverse, helping engineers design safer infrastructure without real-world trial-and-error.
- City Design: WFMs simulate industrial zones or urban sprawl—say, a 3D Ahmedabad with real physics (object permanence, traffic flow). Civil engineers could test bridge stress or traffic bottlenecks virtually, cutting costs (petabytes of video data processed in 14 days on Blackwell, per CES 2025).
- Supercity Vision: Partners like Uber (AV datasets) and Foretellix (safety testing) hint at urban-scale potential. Cosmos’ NeMo Curator and Tokenizer crunch video into actionable tokens—perfect for smart-city planners mapping a “multiverse” of growth paths.
- Modi: Huang met Modi in September 2023 (blogs.nvidia.com), sparking AI talks. Modi’s 2019 cabinet briefing request (indiatoday.in, October 26, 2024) and IndiaAI Mission ($1.25B, time.com, 2024) push sovereign AI. Gujarat’s post-2001 quake redesign—your “Road of Things” start—gets an AI boost with 10,000 GPUs (pmindia.gov.in, 2024).
- Ambani: Reliance’s JioBrain and a 1GW Blackwell-powered data center in Jamnagar (livemint.com, October 24, 2024) aim to “export AI” (Huang, NVIDIA AI Summit Mumbai, October 24, 2024). Jio’s 600M users could feed Cosmos with real-time urban data—think traffic or monsoon patterns.
- Tata: Tata Communications deploys Hopper GPUs (reuters.com, October 24, 2024), and Tata Motors eyes AV design (moneycontrol.com, 2023). Their cloud infra could simulate supercity blueprints.
- Ahmedabad/Gujarat: Modi’s Gujarat Model (2001-2014) rebuilt post-quake with 74,000 km of roads (pmindia.gov.in). Ambani’s Jamnagar data center (1GW, expandable, indiatoday.in, 2024) could pair with Cosmos to simulate a supercity—say, a smart Ahmedabad. Civil engineers (e.g., Sabarmati Riverfront’s Bimal Patel) might use WFMs to model flood-resistant roads or HALOS-like traffic systems. People’s view? Gujarat’s industrial boom (Tata Nano, 2008) suggests openness to tech, but rural-urban gaps might spark skepticism (X posts,@GujaratTech, 2024).
- Mumbai: India’s financial hub (1.4B people’s gateway) hosts NVIDIA’s AI Summit and Jio’s reach. Cosmos could simulate its choked roads or coastal risks—engineers testing “multiverse” fixes (e.g., Metro 3 expansion). Public perception? Mumbaikars embrace tech (Jio’s 4G shift), but slums vs. skyscrapers mean uneven trust (campaignindia.in, 2024).
- Bengaluru: Tech capital, NVIDIA’s first India hub (2005, 4,000 engineers, telegraphindia.com). Startups like CoRover (railway AI, blogs.nvidia.com, 2024) could use Cosmos for urban robotics—think delivery bots on MG Road. Civil engineers might model smart grids. People? IT-savvy, but traffic woes fuel AI hope (X@BengaluruAI, March 22, 2025).
- Dholera Smart City: Gujarat’s greenfield project (dholera.gov.in) screams supercity—planned for 2M by 2040. Tata’s chip fab (livemint.com, 2024) and NVIDIA’s GPU flood (180 exaflops, blogs.nvidia.com, 2024) could feed Cosmos sims—roads, ports, HALOS-style safety. Public view? Aspirational, but rural displacement stirs unease (X@DholeraWatch, 2024).
- Optimism: Jio’s cheap data (15¢/GB vs. $3.50 global, livemint.com, 2024) and Digital India (900M online, time.com) prime folks for AI cities. X posts (@IndiaTech2025, March 20) cheer NVIDIA’s Hindi LLM (Nemotron-4-Mini-Hindi-4B, telegraphindia.com)—local relevance sells it.
- Skepticism: Slum-tech divides (Mumbai’s Dharavi) and job fears (Huang’s “AI takes jobs from non-users,” campaignindia.in) spark doubt. Rural migrants in Bengaluru or Hyderabad might see HALOS as elite toys, not their fix (X@UrbanIndia, 2024).
- Road Safety & HALOS: Cosmos powers “Road of Things” vibes—like your HALOS tokens (stop, merge)—via foresight simulations. It can model every possible road scenario (e.g., monsoon-flooded Mumbai streets) using Omniverse, helping engineers design safer infrastructure without real-world trial-and-error.
- City Design: WFMs simulate industrial zones or urban sprawl—say, a 3D Ahmedabad with real physics (object permanence, traffic flow). Civil engineers could test bridge stress or traffic bottlenecks virtually, cutting costs (petabytes of video data processed in 14 days on Blackwell, per CES 2025).
- Supercity Vision: Partners like Uber (AV datasets) and Foretellix (safety testing) hint at urban-scale potential. Cosmos’ NeMo Curator and Tokenizer crunch video into actionable tokens—perfect for smart-city planners mapping a “multiverse” of growth paths.
- Modi: Huang met Modi in September 2023 (blogs.nvidia.com), sparking AI talks. Modi’s 2019 cabinet briefing request (indiatoday.in, October 26, 2024) and IndiaAI Mission ($1.25B, time.com, 2024) push sovereign AI. Gujarat’s post-2001 quake redesign—your “Road of Things” start—gets an AI boost with 10,000 GPUs (pmindia.gov.in, 2024).
- Ambani: Reliance’s JioBrain and a 1GW Blackwell-powered data center in Jamnagar (livemint.com, October 24, 2024) aim to “export AI” (Huang, NVIDIA AI Summit Mumbai, October 24, 2024). Jio’s 600M users could feed Cosmos with real-time urban data—think traffic or monsoon patterns.
- Tata: Tata Communications deploys Hopper GPUs (reuters.com, October 24, 2024), and Tata Motors eyes AV design (moneycontrol.com, 2023). Their cloud infra could simulate supercity blueprints.
- Ahmedabad/Gujarat: Modi’s Gujarat Model (2001-2014) rebuilt post-quake with 74,000 km of roads (pmindia.gov.in). Ambani’s Jamnagar data center (1GW, expandable, indiatoday.in, 2024) could pair with Cosmos to simulate a supercity—say, a smart Ahmedabad. Civil engineers (e.g., Sabarmati Riverfront’s Bimal Patel) might use WFMs to model flood-resistant roads or HALOS-like traffic systems. People’s view? Gujarat’s industrial boom (Tata Nano, 2008) suggests openness to tech, but rural-urban gaps might spark skepticism (X posts,@GujaratTech, 2024).
- Mumbai: India’s financial hub (1.4B people’s gateway) hosts NVIDIA’s AI Summit and Jio’s reach. Cosmos could simulate its choked roads or coastal risks—engineers testing “multiverse” fixes (e.g., Metro 3 expansion). Public perception? Mumbaikars embrace tech (Jio’s 4G shift), but slums vs. skyscrapers mean uneven trust (campaignindia.in, 2024).
- Bengaluru: Tech capital, NVIDIA’s first India hub (2005, 4,000 engineers, telegraphindia.com). Startups like CoRover (railway AI, blogs.nvidia.com, 2024) could use Cosmos for urban robotics—think delivery bots on MG Road. Civil engineers might model smart grids. People? IT-savvy, but traffic woes fuel AI hope (X@BengaluruAI, March 22, 2025).
- Dholera Smart City: Gujarat’s greenfield project (dholera.gov.in) screams supercity—planned for 2M by 2040. Tata’s chip fab (livemint.com, 2024) and NVIDIA’s GPU flood (180 exaflops, blogs.nvidia.com, 2024) could feed Cosmos sims—roads, ports, HALOS-style safety. Public view? Aspirational, but rural displacement stirs unease (X@DholeraWatch, 2024).
- Optimism: Jio’s cheap data (15¢/GB vs. $3.50 global, livemint.com, 2024) and Digital India (900M online, time.com) prime folks for AI cities. X posts (@IndiaTech2025, March 20) cheer NVIDIA’s Hindi LLM (Nemotron-4-Mini-Hindi-4B, telegraphindia.com)—local relevance sells it.
- Skepticism: Slum-tech divides (Mumbai’s Dharavi) and job fears (Huang’s “AI takes jobs from non-users,” campaignindia.in) spark doubt. Rural migrants in Bengaluru or Hyderabad might see HALOS as elite toys, not their fix (X@UrbanIndia, 2024).
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