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Daniel Nest
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By Daniel Nest| AIport@ Hi AIport readers,I’m happy to bring you a local story with global implications. It’s a look at Denmark’s new AI supercomputer, Gefion, and how it may serve as a more socially conscious model for investing in AI infrastructure. From the way it’s been funded to the way it’s powered, Gefion challenges how we might measure “returns” on AI investments — is it short-term profits or long-term societal impact? Thanks to Avi and Alex for having me.
By Daniel Nest| whytryai.com@ Hey, remember when I demoed six text-to-video sites? Cat genitals, psychedelics, creepy chimeras, and other shenanigans? Ring a bell? Today, I want to do the same for AI images. (Hopefully with 100% fewer cat penises.)By my latest count, we now have seven primary public text-to-image models:DALL-E 3 (OpenAI)Emu (Meta)Firefly Image 2 (Adobe)Ideogram (Ideogram)Imagen (Google)Midjourney 5.2 (Midjourney)SDXL (Stability AI)Let’s check out the images they generate and learn more about the models.
By Daniel Nest| AIport@ Hi AIport readers,I’m happy to bring you a local story with global implications. It’s a look at Denmark’s new AI supercomputer, Gefion, and how it may serve as a more socially conscious model for investing in AI infrastructure. From the way it’s been funded to the way it’s powered, Gefion challenges how we might measure “returns” on AI investments — is it short-term profits or long-term societal impact? Thanks to Avi and Alex for having me.
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Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) is the busiest airport in Pennsylvania, serving 12.4 million passengers annually as of 2022. Established in 1925, it became an international airport in 1945 and has expanded significantly from its original 125 acres to 2,598 acres. PHL is a vital gateway for both domestic and international travel, supporting major airlines and providing global connectivity. The airport features multiple passenger terminals, including Terminals B/C, D, and E, with significant investments in infrastructure totaling over $2.4 billion since 2000. PHL hosts major airlines, including American Airlines as its primary hub, and offers various services such as retail and dining options, as well as parking facilities. The airport has a rich history, including milestones like hosting Charles Lindbergh’s *Spirit of Saint Louis* in 1927 and introducing TWA’s 707 jets in 1959. PHL continues to modernize and adapt to industry changes, reinforcing its position as a key aviation hub in the Northeast.
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