Pau Fonseca retweeted
Hoy sabemos que estamos creando una inteligencia artificial con la capacidad de matar a toda la humanidad, y a la vez, una humanidad dispuesta a crear las condiciones necesarias para que la vida se extinga.
¿Qué puede salir mal?
Pau Fonseca retweeted
The Navier Stokes equation isn't just a continuous limit of what's actually made of atoms, it also isn't relativistically invariant, meaning it's not compatible with Einstein's theories. It's a limiting case that works in many cases, but not fundamental.
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Pau Fonseca retweeted
The jobs apocalypse is postponed. An AI jobs boom is here
According to @TheEconomist, AI is actually proving to be a net job creator in the US, easily generating over 1M new positions (from data center construction to AI engineering) to offset back-office layoffs.
While routine admin and customer service roles face real disruption, the overall labor market is proving resilient.
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Pau Fonseca retweeted
ok but what does my sexual orientation have to do with submitting a paper to science
Open Talent "Intel·ligència Artificial en la Indústria: Claus per a la Competitivitat" upcschool.upc.edu/cat/agenda… via @UPC_SCHOOL
Open Talent "Intel·ligència Artificial en la Indústria: Claus per a la Competitivitat" upcschool.upc.edu/cat/agenda… via @UPC_SCHOOL
Pau Fonseca retweeted
Ned's WRONG!
His math is circular: Eq. 15b only works if he assumes away the greenhouse effect. Meanwhile, satellites directly measure less heat escaping in CO₂ bands and a cooling stratosphere—both physically impossible under albedo-only warming.
Here is PROOF that the 21st-Century warming was 100% caused by the observed increase of Earth's absorption of solar radiation due to a decreasing planetary albedo:
The attached graph shows two official measured data series: changes in absorbed solar radiation (ASR) according to NASA CERES Project, and changes in global temperature according to 3 surface data sets.
Diving the observed temperature trend (0.261 K/decade) by the observed ASR trend (0.876 (W m-2)/decade) produces an EMPIRICAL estimate of the climate sensitivity to ASR, i.e. 0.261/0.876 = 0.298 K/(W m-2).
Compare this data-based climate sensitivity to a theoretical estimate produced by the independent and objectively derived model by Nikolov & Zeller (2024: mdpi.com/2673-7418/4/3/17), their Eq. 15b (see second attachment). The modeled sensitivity is 0.297 K/(W m-2), which virtually identical to the empirical one!
Since the Nikolov-Zeller model only quantifies the response of Global Temperature to ASR without including any GHG "radiative forcing" or "positive feedbacks", the perfect agreement between empirical and theoretical climate sensitivities strongly suggest that the 21st-Century warming was solely caused by the observed decrease of Earth's cloud albedo without any measurable effect of "greenhouse gases".
This implies that the GHG "radiative forcing" generated by IPCC's climate models is NOT real and there are no amplifying feedbacks operating in the climate system!
Pau Fonseca retweeted
Elon Musk confirmed that all government censorship requests are now publicly visible in X’s open-source algorithm.
🤖 Made with AI
Replying to @BRICSinfo
He posted "Heil Hitler" as an obviously sarcastic reply to the post below. He was not expressing admiration for Hitler, and your implying that it does means you are a lying asshole. Unfollowed.
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“Colombia no necesita más retórica; necesita orden, autoridad y libertad económica”: Felipe Zuleta Lleras y Gemini IA 🔗👇 trib.al/5hY0RVT
Pau Fonseca retweeted
Replying to @InferamAI @cooltechtipz
False. It's alive. It does blur the classification line between virus and bacteria by being a bacteria with a very simple genome that's completely dependent on its host for most biological functions. Unlike a virus it doesn't need the host for reproduction or protein synthesis.
Pau Fonseca retweeted
A newly discovered microbe, Sukunaarchaeum mirabile, blurs the line between life and non-life: a tiny archaeon that lives like a virus, with an ultra-minimal genome devoted almost entirely to replication.
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Replying to @danijarh @Yoshua_Bengio
860 papers in 6 years ?
That is 150 per year ?
Three per week ?
Ahm.
How a vast digital twin of the Yangtze River could prevent flooding in China nature.com/articles/d41586-0…



























