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Can someone explain to me why anybody would buy 2,500,000 at 16:37 @ 0.67 when a few minutes earlier they could have bought the same amount for 0.511? There will be a simple explanation but having been in Syme these last 5 years I am a little punch drunk.

Google has 0.65 and 23.81% up? presume that's not correct

Panamabob..my uncle George drove a tank in the North African Campaign. He never spoke about it except once when he told me that he came up on a ridge and the enemy fire was horrendous, but Sikh troops were going over the top and being cut down as they went. Terrible thing war and those who start them.

We are just one planet of an estimated 3.2 trillion planets, inside one galaxy. We can only see 2 trillion galaxies. Humans will be able to extend their minds through AI indefinitely, the only thing which will stop us is nature and our own greed.

On the question of living longer. To me it is clear that computer technology will advance into organic material using our brains as a model and developing 'new' brains. Our children's children will certainly live over 100 regularly as a cure or counter for all diseases will be found in the next 100 years, perhaps sooner. Their children(I believe ) will be immortal as their brains will be connected to highly advanced computers and life will be experienced through these models. You will be able to stay 'at home' but travel throughout the earth and literally experience walking on a beach in Thailand as if you were there, feel the sun, hear the waves, splash in the sea, taste the salt, all from the 'comfort' of your computer housing. Safe, fed, comfortable, pain free, healthy. Life will be as if you are on a gap year and travelling around the world. Personally, I am glad that I will never see such a dystopian world, but it will come. A word of warning to those that would wish it, humans need adversity. An experiment done in the '60's established a colony of mice, gave them all the food they needed, as they grew they gave them more space, more food, healthcare etc. Eventually the mice stopped reproducing and they died out. Future generations will have to be mindful of getting everything they think they want.

23rd June technically

Jetaim..Thrift is something that we Yorkshire folk share in common with Scots. They say when a Scotsman opens his purse a moth flies out, but when a Yorkshireman opens his the moths dead.

Britain could become the global “superpower” at treating disease, the Government says.

"The UK will today sign a new billion pound deal with drugmaker BioNTech to pioneer mRNA technology to fight the next pandemic and prevent cancers. The Covid jab-maker is investing £1 billion to set up three centres of excellence in the UK which will also use artificial intelligence (AI) to develop new drugs here for a range of diseases."

Warrie---spot on

Fascinating study https://bgr.com/tech/ai-mimicked-human-communication-in-this-fascinating-study/ by the Universities of London and Copenhagen. AI systems, when left to interact, can form their own societies with unique linguistic norms and conventions, similar to human communities.

Researchers observed this by using a "naming game" where AI agents had to choose names from a set, receiving rewards for picking the same ones.

Over time, the AI agents developed shared conventions and biases without explicit coordination.

A small group of AI agents could influence a larger group towards a specific convention, which is also observed in human groups.

AI already transforms the modern world...this is unstoppable now;

Business and Operations:

• Automation:

AI can automate tasks like data entry, customer service, and repetitive processes, freeing up employees for more strategic work.

• Decision-making:

AI analyzes data to provide insights and predictions, helping businesses make better decisions and improve outcomes.

• Cost reduction:

AI can optimize workflows, reduce waste, and minimize operational costs, leading to increased efficiency.

• Supply chain optimization:

AI can predict demand, manage inventory, and optimize logistics, improving supply chain efficiency. (Don't mention Syme)

• Customer service:

AI-powered chatbots and virtual assistants can provide 24/7 support and personalized customer experiences. (However I do always ask for a person!)

• Marketing and sales:

AI can personalize marketing campaigns, analyse customer behaviour, and improve sales strategies.

Healthcare:

• Diagnosis and treatment:

AI can assist doctors in diagnosing diseases, developing treatment plans, and predicting patient outcomes.

• Drug discovery:

AI can accelerate the drug discovery process by analysing vast amounts of data and identifying potential drug candidates. (breast cancer diagnosis)

• Personalized medicine:

AI can tailor treatments to individual patients based on their genetic makeup and other factors.

Education:

• Personalized learning:

AI can adapt educational content and learning methods to individual student needs and preferences.

• Automated grading and feedback:

AI can automate tasks like grading assignments and providing feedback to students.

• Adaptive learning:

AI can create personalized learning paths based on student performance and progress.

Other Applications:

• Transportation:

AI powers self-driving cars, optimizes traffic flow, and improves navigation systems.

• Security:

AI can be used for surveillance, threat detection, and cybersecurity.

• Robotics:

AI enables robots to perform complex tasks and interact with the environment.

• Content creation:

AI can generate text, images, and video content, assisting with content creation and marketing.

• Research and development:

AI can accelerate scientific research by analysing data, simulating experiments, and identifying new discoveries.

To name a few....

"The wheels finally drop off this dog" v Prof Ronjon Nag multi millionaire 40 years successful entrepreneur. Please stop the panic. Relax.

“The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient.” - Warren Buffett.

As regards Prof Nag not taking up the opportunity to provide an update; I have no worries on that at all given his major achievements to date;-

1. First laptop with speech recognition built-in (with Apricot, 1984)

2. First selling cursive handwriting recognition (with Lexicus, 1991)

3. First speech recognition phones (with Lexicus/Motorola, 1996)

4. First large-vocab Chinese speech recognition (with Lexicus/Motorola, 1996)

5. First Chinese predictive text system on a phone (Lexicus/Motorola, 1997)

6. First predictive text systems on Motorola phones, (Lexicus/Motorola, 1997

7. First touch screen phone with handwriting recognition (Lexicus/Motorola, 1999)

8. First combined mobile search engine and directory (with Cellmania, 2000)

9. First private label downloadable operator billable apps store (Cellmania, 2000)

10. First BlackBerry Operator Billing apps store (Cellmania,2010)

11. First Neural Network AI System in the Cloud (Ersatz Labs, 2014)

12. First Throwable 360 Ball Camera (Bounce Imaging, 2015)

13. First Android powered smart light switch (Brightswitch 2017)

14. First continuous blood pressure wearable (GTCardio 2020)

15. First AutoML Drag and Drop Bioinformatics Platform (Superbio.ai Sent from my iPhone

etc

I have complete confidence that he will update when he feels the time is right to update.

It will bounce back

Scientists at Southampton University and medical tech firm Xgenera used data on 20,000 cancer patients to develop the technology which measures the microRNA in a blood sample and uses artificial intelligence (AI) to identify if cancer is present and if so, where it is located in the body. Early trials showed it has 99% accuracy in detecting cancer at any stage and can identify where the cancer started with 99% accuracy. The mIONCO-Dx test identifies 50 cancers before getting one false positive which exceeds current best practice. Nothing to do with CPAI but clearly the future is AI.

I think the next big thing in AI is where AI is not just efficient, but intuitive.

“It will be ok in the long run” Really? The Trump Administration has acted illegally and unconstitutionally in ways that weaken the democratic institutions, slow down the economy, roll back protections for public health and the environment, and put health care and Social Security benefits at risk for millions of Americans. Exec Orders targeting Law firms; included revoking security clearances, terminating government contracts, and restricting access to federal buildings; Stripping powers from regulatory Agencies; Doge access to Gov Payment systems; Freezing Federal Grant Funding; Ending birthright; closure of USAID; Threatening allies with military force; destroying the NATO deterrent; etc etc far from it being ok in the long run we are facing a very dangerous period in European history.

So is it .32 or .42?

Missing you already