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Dark and hopeful Illusionary Images 162, Emerald Sunrise is here. Tycho - Cypress (Original Mix) [Mom+Pop] bleach.bath - data syringe_17 (Original Mix) [bleach.bath] Thylacine - The Road (Parra For Cuva Remix) [Intuitive Records] lycoriscoris - Light Leaks (Original Mix) [Ki Records] Seb Wildblood - final lap (Original Mix) [Beyond Rec] Parra for Cuva - Playa Ride (Original Mix) [Parra For Cuva] AK - insecurities (Original Mix) [Aljosha Frederick Konstanty] Jazver & Zorah feat. maybeallice - Meet You In The Rain (Original Mix) [scenery.] Fløa, OAI, Polyline - The Same Melodic Guy (Original Mix) [NORR] Stendahl - First Breath (Extended Mix) [Only For A Moment] LeyeT, Klur - Impossible (Extended Mix) [Colorize (Enhanced)] Banyan, Afnan Prince - Surrender (Extended Mix) [Lilly Era (DE)] Half Tone - Haze (Original Mix) [Half Tone] Blugazer - Watching Dreamscapes Passing By (Extended Mix) [Enhanced Chill] Sterling Grove, Ellyn Woods - Wake Up (BAILE Remix Extended Edit) [House of Youth] Fløa - Unlock (Extended Mix) [Rewoven] Mees Dierdorp - Toumate (Original Mix) [MEES Records] SØNIN - Swans (Extended Mix) [Songspire Records] Mark Novas - Half Truths (Extended Mix) [Anjunadeep Explorations] coiro - Una (Original Mix) [Ki Records] Booka Shade, Satin Jackets - Fusion Royale (Original Mix) [Blaufield Music] Natascha Polké - Poison Of Choice (Original Mix) [[PIAS] ÉLECTRONIQUE] Natascha Polké, Fejká - Echoes (Extended Mix) [Anjunadeep] Echolocation, Jordan Whitlock - Condor (Echo Edit) [There Is A Light Explorations] Alex Pich - Apollo (Extended Mix) [Sekora] Monojoke - Flavors of the World (Original Mix) [Earth Sound Recordings] Braxton - On The Shores Of A Happy Sea (Extended Mix) [Anjunadeep] Keanler, Ren Ocean - Soft Lights (Extended Mix) [Lilly Era (DE)] Jody Wisternoff, PROFF, James Grant, Siobhan Wilson, Takeshi Furukawa - Mui (Ezequiel Arias Extended Mix) [Anjunadeep] ARVOW - Days Pass (Original Mix) [Be Your Own Studio Label] Bliss Looper & Sion Louks - Hope (Original Mix) [High Vibe Records] Manu Zain - Surrounded by Impatience (Original Mix) [Songspire Records] New Silence - Breaking Free (Original Mix) [Timelock-Music]

The free livestreams for AI Engineer Summit are now up! Please hit the bell to help us appease the algo gods. We're also announcing a special Online Track later today.Today's Deep Research episode is our last in our series of AIE Summit preview podcasts - thanks for following along with our OpenAI, Portkey, Pydantic, Bee, and Bret Taylor episodes, and we hope you enjoy the Summit! Catch you on livestream.Everybody's going deep now. Deep Work. Deep Learning. DeepMind. If 2025 is the Year of Agents, then the 2020s are the Decade of Deep.While “LLM-powered Search” is as old as Perplexity and SearchGPT, and open source projects like GPTResearcher and clones like OpenDeepResearch exist, the difference with “Deep Research” products is they are both “agentic” (loosely meaning that an LLM decides the next step in a workflow, usually involving tools) and bundling custom-tuned frontier models (custom tuned o3 and Gemini 1.5 Flash).The reception to OpenAI's Deep Research agent has been nothing short of breathless:"Deep Research is the best public-facing AI product Google has ever released. It's like having a college-educated researcher in your pocket." - Jason Calacanis“I have had [Deep Research] write a number of ten-page papers for me, each of them outstanding. I think of the quality as comparable to having a good PhD-level research assistant, and sending that person away with a task for a week or two, or maybe more. Except Deep Research does the work in five or six minutes.” - Tyler Cowen“Deep Research is one of the best bargains in technology.” - Ben Thompson“my very approximate vibe is that it can do a single-digit percentage of all economically valuable tasks in the world, which is a wild milestone.” - sama“Using Deep Research over the past few weeks has been my own personal AGI moment. It takes 10 mins to generate accurate and thorough competitive and market research (with sources) that previously used to take me at least 3 hours.” - OAI employee“It's like a bazooka for the curious mind” - Dan Shipper“Deep research can be seen as a new interface for the internet, in addition to being an incredible agent… This paradigm will be so powerful that in the future, navigating the internet manually via a browser will be "old-school", like performing arithmetic calculations by hand.” - Jason Wei“One notable characteristic of Deep Research is its extreme patience. I think this is rapidly approaching “superhuman patience”. One realization working on this project was that intelligence and patience go really well together.” - HyungWon“I asked it to write a reference Interaction Calculus evaluator in Haskell. A few exchanges later, it gave me a complete file, including a parser, an evaluator, O(1) interactions and everything. The file compiled, and worked on my test inputs. There are some minor issues, but it is mostly correct. So, in about 30 minutes, o3 performed a job that would take me a day or so.” - Victor Taelin“Can confirm OpenAI Deep Research is quite strong. In a few minutes it did what used to take a dozen hours. The implications to knowledge work is going to be quite profound when you just ask an AI Agent to perform full tasks for you and come back with a finished result.” - Aaron Levie“Deep Research is genuinely useful” - Gary MarcusWith the advent of “Deep Research” agents, we are now routinely asking models to go through 100+ websites and generate in-depth reports on any topic. The Deep Research revolution has hit the AI scene in the last 2 weeks: * Dec 11th: Gemini Deep Research (today's guest!) rolls out with Gemini Advanced* Feb 2nd: OpenAI releases Deep Research* Feb 3rd: a dozen “Open Deep Research” clones launch* Feb 5th: Gemini 2.0 Flash GA* Feb 15th: Perplexity launches Deep Research * Feb 17th: xAI launches Deep SearchIn today's episode, we welcome Aarush Selvan and Mukund Sridhar, the lead PM and tech lead for Gemini Deep Research, the originators of the entire category. We asked detailed questions from inspiration to implementation, why they had to finetune a special model for it instead of using the standard Gemini model, how to run evals for them, and how to think about the distribution of use cases. (We also have an upcoming Gemini 2 episode with our returning first guest Logan Kilpatrick so stay tuned

For many young adults, turning 18 is an exciting milestone—a step toward independence while still having the support of family. But for children in foster care, this birthday marks the date you age out of the system.Sometimes, these individuals don't feel fully prepared to navigate the adult world. Often, an 18-year-old aging out of foster care has to face life decisions most people wouldn't expect to tackle until their mid-20s. It's a daunting situation that can feel impossible to face alone, and our latest guest is here to shed light on this challenging issue.Nicole Davis is the Executive Director of Operation: Achieve Independence (OAI). OAI focuses on supporting youth aging out of foster care by providing mentoring, life skills training, education, and career preparation.In this episode, Nicole shares the important role education plays in breaking cycles of generational trauma, why the challenges of aging out will look different for every child, how we can best support young adults who are about to age out, and much more.Find the show notes and links to anything we discussed here: riversideproject.org/nicole-davis-33Connect with us!Website: https://riversideproject.orgInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.riverside.projectFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/riversideproject.htx 

AI News: OpenAI says AGI is incoming… James Cameron says that might not be good, even though OAI is building new chips AND has a new frontier model (GPT-5) on the way. Plus, Apple Intelligence is here and it's just ok, Meta is taking on Google Search, Mircosoft's Github takes on Cursor with Spark that can write code, Red Panda is a mysterious new AI image model, MuVi brings automatic soundtracks to video using AI & we're visited by the future ghost of Robert Downey, Jr who has something to say about current RDJ, Jr's current stance on AI.  IT'S ALL MOVING FAST Y'ALL   Join the discord: https://discord.gg/muD2TYgC8f Join our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/AIForHumansShow AI For Humans Newsletter: https://aiforhumans.beehiiv.com/ Follow us for more on X @AIForHumansShow Join our TikTok @aiforhumansshow To book us for speaking, please visit our website: https://www.aiforhumans.show/   // Show Links // OpenAI CFO on AGI https://x.com/tsarnick/status/1850999598032306569 OpenAI Builds It's Own Chips https://www.reuters.com/technology/artificial-intelligence/openai-builds-first-chip-with-broadcom-tsmc-scales-back-foundry-ambition-2024-10-29/ Next OpenAI Model Coming By December https://x.com/kyliebytes/status/1849625175354233184 Sam Altman Says Fake News But Prob Just Cuz Not Called Orion https://x.com/sama/status/1849661093083480123 New o1 Full Features Revealed at DevDay in London https://x.com/stevenheidel/status/1851574257819562195 James Cameron on AGI https://youtu.be/e6Uq_5JemrI?si=nmrZPwACepoJ3ikN Apple Intelligence is…fine? https://www.tomsguide.com/phones/iphones/i-tried-all-new-apple-intelligence-features-in-ios-18-1-heres-the-best-and-worst Meta's AI Search Plans https://www.theverge.com/2024/10/28/24282017/meta-ai-powered-search-engine-report Notebook Llama Open Source Podcast Model https://x.com/reach_vb/status/1850522281681813862 GitHub Spark Kills Cursor? https://techcrunch.com/2024/10/29/github-spark-lets-you-build-web-apps-in-plain-english/ VIDEO: https://x.com/ashtom/status/1851333075374051725 Microsoft Owned GitHub Co-Pilot Will Support Anthropic, Google & OAI https://www.theverge.com/2024/10/29/24282544/github-copilot-multi-model-anthropic-google-open-ai-github-spark-announcement Google Says 25% of All New Code is AI Generated https://x.com/AndrewCurran_/status/1851374530998256126 Canva Integrates Leonardo https://www.theverge.com/2024/10/22/24276662/canva-ai-update-new-text-to-image-generator-leonardo Robert Downey Jr Will Sue From The Grave If You Use Him For AI https://gizmodo.com/robert-downey-jr-will-sue-from-the-grave-if-hollywood-ever-recreates-his-likeness-with-ai-2000517884 Then & Now Flux Lora https://x.com/andrew_n_carr/status/1851031004070424672 https://glif.app/glifs/cm2swpljc0000yqd7v20vtskv PDF to Brain Rot https://x.com/kimmonismus/status/1850635739312042086 https://www.memenome.gg/  LLM Pictionary https://x.com/paul_cal/status/1850262678712856764 MuVi Generates Music Based on Visuals https://x.com/dreamingtulpa/status/1850588949514756274 Arthur Morgan (Thick of It) https://youtu.be/uai4Y_-FRtY?si=zP0FkJOORDN8V9Ne Gavin's Act-One Video https://youtu.be/W_L2bEKJBSc?si=up3JBi9Hsas1AzNA  

- Sáng ngày 24/10/2024, Cảnh sát biển Việt Nam tổ chức Hội nghị triển khai Đề án tổ chức Cuộc thi “Em yêu biển, đảo quê hương” trên phạm vi toàn quốc giai đoạn 2024-2030 và những năm tiếp theo bằng hình thức trực tiếp tại BTL Cảnh sát biển và trực tuyến với 4 điểm cầu tại BTL Vùng Cảnh sát biển 1, 2, 3, 4 với 450 đại biểu tham gia. Trung tướng Bùi Quốc Oai, Bí thư Đảng ủy, Chính ủy Cảnh sát biển Việt Nam chủ trì hội nghị --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vov1sukien/support

- Mưa lớn diện rộng, mực nước tại sông Bùi và sông Tích dâng cao khiến nhiều địa phương ngoại thành Hà Nội, trong đó có các xã của huyện Quốc Oai và Chương Mỹ bị chìm trong biển nước. Trước thực trạng các tuyến đê trên địa bàn bị đe doạ, chính quyền các địa phương đang căng mình bảo vệ. Chủ đề : sông Bùi, sông Tích, Hà Nội --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vov1tintuc/support

- Trong khuôn khổ chương trình giao lưu công tác đảng, công tác chính trị (CTĐ, CTCT) CSB Việt Nam và CSB Trung Quốc, sáng nay 28/8/2024, đoàn đại biểu CSB Việt Nam - CSB Trung Quốc đã tới thăm và giao lưu tại Bộ Tư lệnh Vùng Cảnh sát biển 1 tại thành phố Hải Phòng. Đoàn Việt Nam do Trung tướng Bùi Quốc Oai, Chính ủy Cảnh sát biển Việt Nam làm trưởng đoàn. Đoàn Trung Quốc do Thiếu tướng Lưu Hậu Kiệt, Phó chính ủy Cục Cảnh sát biển Trung Quốc làm trưởng đoàn. PV Thu Lan phản ánh --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vov1sukien/support

- Chủ trì họp Ban Chỉ đạo Cải cách tư pháp Trung ương, Chủ tịch nước Tô Lâm yêu cầu tiếp tục đẩy mạnh cải cách tư pháp, chống bảo thủ, cục bộ.- Trong chuyến thăm cấp Nhà nước đến Ấn Độ, Thủ tướng Phạm Minh Chính tiếp lãnh đạo một số tập đoàn hàng đầu của Ấn Độ đang đầu tư vào Việt Nam.- Mưa lũ tại các tỉnh miền Bắc tiếp tục gây sạt lở nhiều tuyến đường. Thành phố Hà Nội thành lập Ban chỉ đạo xử lý, khắc phục lũ lụt tại ba huyện là Chương Mỹ, Quốc Oai và Thạch Thất. Bộ Giao thông vận tải đề xuất 2 mức thu phí đối với đường cao tốc do Nhà nước đầu tư, trong đó thấp nhất là 900 đồng/km, cao nhất 5.200 đồng/km.- Tình hình chiến sự tại Trung Đông tăng nhiệt khi Israel không kích và tiêu diệt chỉ huy của lực lượng Hezbollah ngay tại thủ đô Beirut của Lebanon.- Phó Tổng thống Mỹ Kamala Harris chính thức khởi động chiến dịch tranh cử bằng việc ghi điểm tại 6 trên 7 bang chiến địa. Chủ đề : Chủ tịch nước, Tô Lâm --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vov1thoisu0/support

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This week on Futuristic we're talking about the new ChatGPT-4o model, GPT officially passes the Turing Test, the OAI founder who thinks AGI is only 2-3 years away, Ilya has left OAI, Sam Altman doesn't think we are worried enough about how AI will impact the economy, Google's medical AI destroys GPT's benchmark and outperforms doctors and ChatGPT-4 beat 100% of all psychologists in a study of Social Intelligence.

To celebrate the release of their stunning EP 'Luminous (with CEAUS) / Soil (with OAI)', Heard Right returns to Colorcast Radio! This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

What A SHOW folks, I almost don't want to write anything in the newsletter to MAKE you listen haha but I will I know many of you don't like listening to be babble. But if you chose one episode to listen to instead of just skimming the show-notes, make it this one. We've had 2 deep dives, one into the exciting world of multi-modalilty, we chatted with the creator of Moondream1, Vik and the co-founders of Prophetic, Wes and Eric about their EEG/fMRI multimodal transformer (that's right!) and then we had a DEEP dive into the new Hourglass Diffusion Transformers with Tanishq from MedArc/Stability. More than 1300 tuned in to the live show

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David introduces upcoming pods and then David and Paul talk Startup Boards of Directors. We discuss the recent BoD drama at OpenAI, the OAI structure and how it might have been better. We separately  cover:1. What is a startup board?2. Why do startups have boards?3. Typical board structure and roles.4. Board chairs.5. Independent directors.6. Board Observers.7.Advisory boards.8. What goes wrong with boards?9. Legal challenges boards face?.10. Should you serve on a BoD?11. What are good resources for Startup Boards?Reach David on Twitter/X @DGRollingSouth for comments and entertaining cartoons on Venture. We invite your feedback and suggestions at ventureinthesouth.com or email david@ventureinthesouth.com. Learn more about RollingSouth at rollingsouth.vc or email david@rollingsouth.vc. Follow Paul on LinkedIn. Download our White Papers and Cheat Sheets HERE. Thanks for listening and remember: Our mission is to MAKE MONEY, HAVE FUN AND DO GOOD.

This week, we discuss the distribution of cloud revenue, explore who is investing in A.I., and take a look back at Mesosphere DC/OS. Plus, some thoughts on the peacefulness of flying. Watch the YouTube Live Recording of Episode (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EX5FY4MJpR0) 445 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EX5FY4MJpR0) Runner-up Titles I feel very safe on an airplane We're one mishap away from Lost Difference between the right decision and the safe decision First rule of AI Ethics Team: Don't fake the demo “Rice” They got run over by the Kubernetes Truck Figure out where all the yaml goes Rundown Many Different Kinds Of Cloud, Very Big Piles Of Money - IT Jungle (https://www.itjungle.com/2023/12/11/many-different-kinds-of-cloud-very-big-piles-of-money/) Software Startup That Rejected Buyout From Microsoft Shuts Down, Sells Assets to Nutanix (https://www.theinformation.com/articles/a16z-backed-startup-that-once-rejected-150m-sale-to-microsoft-shuts-down) Apache Mesos (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Mesos) Docker acquires AtomicJar, a testing startup that raised $25M in January (https://techcrunch.com/2023/12/11/docker-acquires-atomicjar-a-testing-startup-that-raised-25m-in-january/) Relevant to your Interests Just about every Windows and Linux device vulnerable to new LogoFAIL firmware attack (https://arstechnica.com/security/2023/12/just-about-every-windows-and-linux-device-vulnerable-to-new-logofail-firmware-attack/) OAI staff deeply did not want to work for Microsoft (https://www.threads.net/@kalihays1/post/C0hUizEJfPV/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==) Silicon Valley Confronts a Grim New A.I. Metric (https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/06/business/dealbook/silicon-valley-artificial-intelligence.html) The Fastest Growing Brands of 2023 (https://pro.morningconsult.com/analyst-reports/fastest-growing-brands-2023) Vast Data lands $118M to grow its data storage platform for AI workloads (https://techcrunch.com/2023/12/06/vast-data-lands-118m-to-grow-its-data-storage-platform-for-ai-workloads/) 'No one saw this coming': Kevin O'Leary says remote work trend is now hurting sectors other than real estate — here's why he's saying certain ‘banks are going to fail' (https://finance.yahoo.com/news/no-one-saw-coming-kevin-133000274.html) The OpenAI Board Member Who Clashed With Sam Altman Shares Her Side (https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/helen-toner-openai-board-2e4031ef) Apple joins AI fray with release of model framework (https://www.theverge.com/2023/12/6/23990678/apple-foundation-models-generative-ai-mlx) Will VMware customers balk as Broadcom transitions them to subscriptions? (https://www.constellationr.com/blog-news/insights/will-vmware-customers-balk-broadcom-transitions-them-subscriptions) Broadcom to divest VMware's EUC and Carbon Black units (https://www.theregister.com/2023/12/07/broadcom_q4_2023/) Apple Confirms It Shut Down iMessage for Android App Beeper Mini (https://www.macrumors.com/2023/12/10/apple-confirms-it-shut-down-beeper-mini/) Tech company VMware slashing 577 jobs in Austin (https://www.kvue.com/article/money/economy/boomtown-2040/vmware-austin-layoffs/269-c65851d4-54cb-4cf3-a3db-34fb907de932) The Problems with Money In (Open Source) Software | Aneel Lakhani | Monktoberfest 2023 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTCuLyv6SHo) WFH levels have become "flat as a pancake" (https://x.com/I_Am_NickBloom/status/1729557222424731894?s=20) Broadcom halves sub price for VMware's flagship hybrid cloud (https://www.theregister.com/2023/12/12/vmware_broadcom_licensing_changes/) VMware by Broadcom Dramatically Simplifies Offer Lineup and Licensing Model (https://news.vmware.com/company/vmware-by-broadcom-business-transformation) Cloud engineer gets 2 years for wiping ex-employer's code repos (https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/cloud-engineer-gets-2-years-for-wiping-ex-employers-code-repos/) The Kubernetes 1.29 release interview (https://open.substack.com/pub/craigbox/p/the-kubernetes-129-release-interview?r=1s6gmq&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web) HashiCorp Shares Drop 22% After Forecasting Slowing Sales Growth (https://www.marketwatch.com/story/hashicorp-shares-drop-22-after-forecasting-slowing-sales-growth-d3dd4d7d) Oracle shares slide as revenue misses estimates (https://www.cnbc.com/2023/12/11/oracle-orcl-q2-earnings-report-2024.html) Platform teams need a delightfully different approach, not one that sucks less (https://www.chkk.io/blog/platform-teams-different-approach) Nonsense Nearly Everyone Gets A's at Yale. 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Wow what a week. I think I've reached to a level that I'm not phased by incredible weeks or days that happen in AI, but I… guess I still have much to learn! TL;DR of everything we covered (aka Show Notes) * Open Source LLMs * Mixtral MoE - 8X7B experts dropped with a magnet link again (Announcement, HF, Try it)* Mistral 0.2 instruct (Announcement, HF)* Upstage Solar 10B - Tops the HF leaderboards (Announcement)* Together -Striped Hyena architecture and new models (Announcement)* EAGLE - a new decoding method for LLMs (Announcement, Github)* Deci.ai - new SOTA 7B model* Phi 2.0 weights are available finally from Microsoft (HF)* QuiP - LLM quantization & Compression (link)* Big CO LLMs + APIs* Gemini Pro access over API (Announcement, Thread)* Uses character pricing not token* Mistral releases API inference server - La Platforme (API docs)* Together undercuts Mistral with serving Mixtral by 70% and announces OAI compatible API* OpenAI is open sourcing again - Releasing Weak-2-strong generalization paper and github! (announcement)* Vision* Gemini Pro api has vision AND video capabilities (API docs)* AI Art & Diffusion* Stability announces Zero123 - Zero Shot image to 3d model (Thread)* Imagen 2 from google (link)* Tools & Other* Optimus from Tesla is coming, and it looks incredibleThis week started on Friday, as we saw one of the crazier single days in the history of OSS AI that I can remember, and I've been doing this now for .. jesus, 9 months! In a single say, we saw a new Mistral model release called Mixtral, which is a Mixture of Experts (like GPT4 is rumored to be) of 8x7B Mistrals, and beats GPT3.5, we saw a completely new architecture that competes with Transformers called HYENA from Tri Dao and Together.xyz + 2 new models trained with that architecture, we saw a new SoTA 2-bit quantization method called QuiP from cornell AND a new 3x faster decoding method for showing tokens to users after an LLM has done “thinking”. And the best thing? All those advancements are stackable! What a day! Then I went to NeurIPS2023 (which is where I am right now, writing these words!), which I cover at length at the second part of the podcast, but figured I'd write about it here as well, since it was such a crazy experience. NeurIPS is the biggest AIML conference, I think they estimated 15K people from all over the world attending! Of course this brings many companies to sponsor, raise booths, give out swag and try to record! Of course with my new position at Weights & Biases I had to come as well and experience this for myself!Many of the attendees are customers of ours, and I was not expecting this amount of love given, just an incredible stream of people coming up to the booth, and saying how much they love the product! So I manned the booth, did interviews and live streams, and connected with a LOT of folks and I gotta say, this whole NeurIPS thing is quite incredible from the ability to meet people! I hung out with folks from Google, Meta, Microsoft, Apple, Weighs & Biases, Stability, Mistral, HuggingFace and PHD students and candidates from most of the top universities in the world, from KAIST to MIT and Stanford, Oslo and Shaghai, it's really a worldwide endeavor!I also got to meet many of the leading figures in AI, all of whom I had to come up to and say hi, shake their hand, introduce myself (and ThursdAI) and chat about what they or their team released and presents at the conference! Truly an unforgettable experience!Of course, This Weeks' Buzz is that, everyone here loves W&B, from the PHD students, to literally every big LLM lab! They all came up to us (yes yes, even researches at Google who kinda low-key hate their internal tooling) and told us how awesome the experience was! (besides Xai folks, Jimmy wasn't that impressed haha) and of course I got to practice the pitch so many times, since I manned the W&B booth! Please do listen to the above podcast, there's so much detail that's in there that doesn't get up on the newsletter, as it's impossible to cover all, but it was a really fun conversation, including my excited depiction of this weeks NOLA escapades! I think I'll end here, cause I can go on and on about the parties (There were literally 7 at the same time last night, Google, Stability, OpenAI, Runway, and I'm sure there were a few more I wasn't invited to!) and about New Orleans food (it's my first time here, I ate a soft shell deep fried crab and turtle soup!) and I still have the poster sessions to go to and workshops! I will report more on my X account and the Weights & Biases X account, so stay tuned for that there, and as always, thanks for tuning in, reading and sharing ThursdAI with your friends

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: "Epistemic range of motion" and LessWrong moderation, published by habryka on November 28, 2023 on LessWrong. (Context for the reader: Gabriel reached out to me a bit more than a year ago to ask me to delete a few comments on this post by Jacob Hilton, who was working at OpenAI at the time. I referenced this in my recent dialogue with Olivia, where I quoted an email I sent to Eliezer about having some concerns about Conjecture partially on the basis of that interaction. We ended up scheduling a dialogue to talk about that and related stuff.) You were interested in a dialogue, probably somewhat downstream of my conversation with Olivia and also some of the recent advocacy work you've been doing. Yup. Two things I'd like to discuss: I was surprised by you (on a recent call) stating that you found LessWrong to be a good place for the Lying is Cowardice not Strategy post. I think you misunderstand my culture. Especially around civility, and honesty. Yeah, I am interested in both of the two things. I don't have a ton of context on the second one, so am curious about hearing a bit more. Gabriel's principles for moderating spaces About the second one: I think people should be free to be honest in their private spaces. I think people should be free to create their own spaces, enact their vision, and to the extent you participate in the space, you should help them. If you invite someone to your place, you ought to not do things that would have caused them not to come if they knew ahead of time. So, about my post and the OAI thing: By 3, I feel ok writing my post on my blog. I feel ok with people dissing OAI on their blogs, and on their posts if you are ok with it (I take you as proxy for "person with vision for LW") I feel much less ok about ppl dissing OAI on their own blog posts on LW. I assume that if they knew ahead of time, they would have been much less likely to participate. I would have felt completely ok if you told me "I don't think your post has the tone required for LW, I want less adversariality / less bluntness / more charitability / more ingroupness" How surprising are these to you? Meta-comment: Would have been great to know that the thing with OAI shocked you enough to send a message to Eliezer about it. Would have been much better from my point of view to talk about it publicly, and even have a dialogue/debate like this if you were already opened to it. If you were already open to it, I should have offered. (I might have offered, but can't remember.) Ah, ok. Let me think about this a bit. I have thoughts on the three principles you outline, but I think I get the rough gist of the kind of culture you are pointing to without needing to dive into that. I think I don't understand the "don't do things that will make people regret they came" principle. Like, I can see how it's a nice thing to aspire to, but if you have someone submit a paper to a journal, and then the paper gets reviewed and rejected as shoddy, then like, they probably regret submitting to you, and this seems good. Similarly if I show up in a jewish community gathering or something, and I wasn't fully aware of all of the rules and guidelines they follow and this make me regret coming, then that's sad, but it surely wouldn't have been the right choice for them to break their rules and guidelines just because I was there. I do think I don't really understand the "don't do things that will make people regret they came" principle. Like, I can see how it's a nice thing to aspire to, but if you have someone submit a paper to a journal, and then the paper gets reviewed and rejected as shoddy, then like, they probably regret submitting to you, and this seems good. You mention 'the paper gets reviewed and rejected', but I don't think the comments on OAI post was much conditioned on the quality of the post....

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: "Epistemic range of motion" and LessWrong moderation, published by habryka on November 28, 2023 on LessWrong. (Context for the reader: Gabriel reached out to me a bit more than a year ago to ask me to delete a few comments on this post by Jacob Hilton, who was working at OpenAI at the time. I referenced this in my recent dialogue with Olivia, where I quoted an email I sent to Eliezer about having some concerns about Conjecture partially on the basis of that interaction. We ended up scheduling a dialogue to talk about that and related stuff.) You were interested in a dialogue, probably somewhat downstream of my conversation with Olivia and also some of the recent advocacy work you've been doing. Yup. Two things I'd like to discuss: I was surprised by you (on a recent call) stating that you found LessWrong to be a good place for the Lying is Cowardice not Strategy post. I think you misunderstand my culture. Especially around civility, and honesty. Yeah, I am interested in both of the two things. I don't have a ton of context on the second one, so am curious about hearing a bit more. Gabriel's principles for moderating spaces About the second one: I think people should be free to be honest in their private spaces. I think people should be free to create their own spaces, enact their vision, and to the extent you participate in the space, you should help them. If you invite someone to your place, you ought to not do things that would have caused them not to come if they knew ahead of time. So, about my post and the OAI thing: By 3, I feel ok writing my post on my blog. I feel ok with people dissing OAI on their blogs, and on their posts if you are ok with it (I take you as proxy for "person with vision for LW") I feel much less ok about ppl dissing OAI on their own blog posts on LW. I assume that if they knew ahead of time, they would have been much less likely to participate. I would have felt completely ok if you told me "I don't think your post has the tone required for LW, I want less adversariality / less bluntness / more charitability / more ingroupness" How surprising are these to you? Meta-comment: Would have been great to know that the thing with OAI shocked you enough to send a message to Eliezer about it. Would have been much better from my point of view to talk about it publicly, and even have a dialogue/debate like this if you were already opened to it. If you were already open to it, I should have offered. (I might have offered, but can't remember.) Ah, ok. Let me think about this a bit. I have thoughts on the three principles you outline, but I think I get the rough gist of the kind of culture you are pointing to without needing to dive into that. I think I don't understand the "don't do things that will make people regret they came" principle. Like, I can see how it's a nice thing to aspire to, but if you have someone submit a paper to a journal, and then the paper gets reviewed and rejected as shoddy, then like, they probably regret submitting to you, and this seems good. Similarly if I show up in a jewish community gathering or something, and I wasn't fully aware of all of the rules and guidelines they follow and this make me regret coming, then that's sad, but it surely wouldn't have been the right choice for them to break their rules and guidelines just because I was there. I do think I don't really understand the "don't do things that will make people regret they came" principle. Like, I can see how it's a nice thing to aspire to, but if you have someone submit a paper to a journal, and then the paper gets reviewed and rejected as shoddy, then like, they probably regret submitting to you, and this seems good. You mention 'the paper gets reviewed and rejected', but I don't think the comments on OAI post was much conditioned on the quality of the post....

ThursdAI TL;DR - November 23 TL;DR of all topics covered: * OpenAI Drama* Sam... there and back again. * Open Source LLMs * Intel finetuned Mistral and is on top of leaderboards with neural-chat-7B (Thread, HF, Github)* And trained on new Habana hardware! * Yi-34B Chat - 4-bit and 8-bit chat finetune for Yi-34 (Card, Demo)* Microsoft released Orca 2 - it's underwhelming (Thread from Eric, HF, Blog)* System2Attention - Uses LLM reasons to figure out what to attend to (Thread, Paper)* Lookahead decoding to speed up LLM inference by 2x (Lmsys blog, Github)* Big CO LLMs + APIs* Anthropic Claude 2.1 - 200K context, 2x less hallucinations, tool use finetune (Announcement, Blog, Ctx length analysis)* InflectionAI releases Inflection 2 (Announcement, Blog)* Bard can summarize youtube videos now * Vision* Video-LLaVa - open source video understanding (Github, demo)* Voice* OpenAI added voice for free accounts (Announcement) * 11Labs released speech to speech including intonations (Announcement, Demo)* Whisper.cpp - with OpenAI like drop in replacement API server (Announcement)* AI Art & Diffusion* Stable Video Diffusion - Stability releases text2video and img2video (Announcement, Try it)* Zip-Lora - combine diffusion LORAs together - Nataniel Ruiz (Annoucement, Blog)* Some folks are getting NERFs out from SVD (Stable Video Diffusion) (link)* LCM everywhere - In Krea, In Tl;Draw, in Fal, on Hugging Face* Tools* Screenshot-to-html (Thread, Github)Ctrl+Altman+Delete weekendIf you're subscribed to ThursdAI, then you most likely either know the full story of the crazy OpenAI weekend. Here's my super super quick summary (and if you want a full blow-by-blow coverage, Ben Tossel as a great one here)Sam got fired, Greg quit, Mira flipped then Ilya Flipped. Satya played some chess, there was an interim CEO for 54 hours, all employees sent hearts then signed a letter, neither of the 3 co-fouders are on the board anymore, Ilya's still there, company is aligned AF going into 24 and Satya is somehow a winner in all this.The biggest winner to me is open source folks, who got tons of interest suddenly, and specifically, everyone seems to converge on the OpenHermes 2.5 Mistral from Teknium (Nous Research) as the best model around! However, I want to shoutout the incredible cohesion that came out of the folks in OpenAI, I created a list of around 120 employees on X and all of them were basically aligned the whole weekend, from ❤️ sending to signing the letter, to showing how happy they are Sam and Greg are back! YayThis Week's Buzz from WandB (aka what I learned this week)As I'm still onboarding, the main things I've learned this week, is how transparent Weights & Biases is internally. During the whole OAI saga, Lukas the co-founder sent a long message in Slack, addressing the situation (after all, OpenAI is a big customer for W&B, GPT-4 was trained on W&B end to end) and answering questions about how this situation can affect us and the business. Additionally, another co-founder, Shawn Lewis shared a recording of his update to the BOD of WandB, about out progress on the product side. It's really really refreshing to see this information voluntarily shared with the company

This is a linkpost for https://openai.com/blog/openai-announces-leadership-transitionBasically just the title, see the OAI blog post for more details.Mr. Altman's departure follows a deliberative review process by the board, which concluded that he was not consistently candid in his communications with the board, hindering its ability to exercise its responsibilities. The board no longer has confidence in his ability to continue leading OpenAI.In a statement, the board of directors said: “OpenAI was deliberately structured to advance our mission: to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all humanity. The board remains fully committed to serving this mission. We are grateful for Sam's many contributions to the founding and growth of OpenAI. At the same time, we believe new leadership is necessary as we move forward. As the leader of the company's research, product, and safety functions, Mira is exceptionally qualified to step into the role of interim CEO. We have [...]--- First published: November 17th, 2023 Source: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/eHFo7nwLYDzpuamRM/sam-altman-fired-from-openai Linkpost URL:https://openai.com/blog/openai-announces-leadership-transition --- Narrated by TYPE III AUDIO.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Sam Altman fired from OpenAI, published by LawrenceC on November 17, 2023 on LessWrong. Basically just the title, see the OAI blog post for more details. Mr. Altman's departure follows a deliberative review process by the board, which concluded that he was not consistently candid in his communications with the board, hindering its ability to exercise its responsibilities. The board no longer has confidence in his ability to continue leading OpenAI. In a statement, the board of directors said: "OpenAI was deliberately structured to advance our mission: to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all humanity. The board remains fully committed to serving this mission. We are grateful for Sam's many contributions to the founding and growth of OpenAI. At the same time, we believe new leadership is necessary as we move forward. As the leader of the company's research, product, and safety functions, Mira is exceptionally qualified to step into the role of interim CEO. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Sam Altman fired from OpenAI, published by Lawrence Chan on November 17, 2023 on The AI Alignment Forum. Basically just the title, see the OAI blog post for more details. Mr. Altman's departure follows a deliberative review process by the board, which concluded that he was not consistently candid in his communications with the board, hindering its ability to exercise its responsibilities. The board no longer has confidence in his ability to continue leading OpenAI. In a statement, the board of directors said: "OpenAI was deliberately structured to advance our mission: to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all humanity. The board remains fully committed to serving this mission. We are grateful for Sam's many contributions to the founding and growth of OpenAI. At the same time, we believe new leadership is necessary as we move forward. As the leader of the company's research, product, and safety functions, Mira is exceptionally qualified to step into the role of interim CEO. EDIT: Also, Greg Brockman is stepping down from his board seat: As a part of this transition, Greg Brockman will be stepping down as chairman of the board and will remain in his role at the company, reporting to the CEO. The remaining board members are: OpenAI chief scientist Ilya Sutskever, independent directors Quora CEO Adam D'Angelo, technology entrepreneur Tasha McCauley, and Georgetown Center for Security and Emerging Technology's Helen Toner. EDIT 2: Sam Altman tweeted the following. i loved my time at openai. it was transformative for me personally, and hopefully the world a little bit. most of all i loved working with such talented people. will have more to say about what's next later. Greg Brockman has also resigned. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Sam Altman fired from OpenAI, published by LawrenceC on November 17, 2023 on LessWrong. Basically just the title, see the OAI blog post for more details. Mr. Altman's departure follows a deliberative review process by the board, which concluded that he was not consistently candid in his communications with the board, hindering its ability to exercise its responsibilities. The board no longer has confidence in his ability to continue leading OpenAI. In a statement, the board of directors said: "OpenAI was deliberately structured to advance our mission: to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all humanity. The board remains fully committed to serving this mission. We are grateful for Sam's many contributions to the founding and growth of OpenAI. At the same time, we believe new leadership is necessary as we move forward. As the leader of the company's research, product, and safety functions, Mira is exceptionally qualified to step into the role of interim CEO. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org

In this episode, Lynn Tonini interviews Nicole Davis, Executive Director of Operation: Achieve Independence (OAI) located in Spring, TX. We discussed Nicole's background and the journey that brought her to working with youth aging out of foster care. We then talked about OAI's strategy for providing caring mentors for youth and developing strong partnerships with other organizations and agencies to be able to provide a spectrum of services. Their primary programs address financial support for youth in transitional living situations, and helping youth with educational and career preparation. 

ThursdAI November 2ndHey everyone, welcome to yet another exciting ThursdAI. This week we have a special announcement, the co-host of and I will be hosting a shared X space live from Open AI Dev Day! Monday next week (and then will likely follow up with interviews, analysis and potentially a shared episode!)Make sure you set a reminder on X (https://thursdai.news/next) , we're going to open the live stream early, 8:30am on Monday, and we'll live stream all throughout the keynote! It'll be super fun!Back to our regular schedule, we covered a LOT of stuff today, and again, were lucky enough to have BREAKING NEWS and the authors of said breaking news (VB from HuggingFace and Emozilla from Yarn-Mistral-128K) to join us and talk a little bit in depth about their updates![00:00:34] Recap of Previous Week's Topics[00:00:50] Discussion on AI Embeddings[00:01:49] Gradio Interface and its Applications[00:02:56] Gradio UI Hosting and its Advantages[00:04:50] Introduction of Baklava Model[00:05:11] Zenova's Input on Distilled Whisper[00:10:32] AI Regulation Week Discussion[00:24:14] ChatGPT new All Tools mode (aka MMIO)[00:35:45] Discussion on Multimodal Input and Output Models[00:36:55] BREAKING NEWS: Mistral YaRN 7B - 128K context window[00:37:02] Announcement of Mistral Yarn Release[00:46:47] Exploring the Limitations of Current AI Models[00:47:25] The Potential of Vicuna 16k and Memory Usage[00:49:43] The Impact of Apple's New Silicon on AI Models[00:51:23] Introduction to New Models from Nius Research[00:51:39] The Future of Long Context Inference[00:53:42] Exploring the Capabilities of Obsidian[00:54:29] The Future of Multimodality in AI[00:58:48] The Exciting Developments in CodeFusion[01:06:49] The Release of the Red Pajama V2 Dataset[01:12:07] The Introduction of Luma's Genie[01:16:37] Discussion on 3D Models and Stable Diffusion[01:17:08] Excitement about AI Art and Diffusion Models[01:17:48] Regulation of AI and OpenAI Developments[01:18:24] Guest Introduction: VB from Hug& Face[01:18:53] VB's Presentation on Distilled Whisper[01:21:54] Discussion on Distillation Concept[01:27:35] Insanely Fast Whisper Framework[01:32:32] Conclusion and RecapShow notes and links:* AI Regulation* Biden Executive Order on AI was signed (Full EO, Deep dive)* UK AI regulation forum (King AI speech, no really, Arthur from Mistral)* Mozilla - Joint statement on AI and openness (Sign the letter)* Open Source LLMs* Together AI releases RedPajama 2, 25x larger dataset (30T tokens) (Blog, X, HF)* Alignment Lab - OpenChat-3.5 a chatGPT beating open source model (HF)* Emozilla + Nous Research - Yarn-Mistral-7b-128k (and 64K) longest context window (Announcement, HF)* LDJ + Nous Research release Capybara 3B & 7B (Announcement, HF)* LDJ - Obsidian 3B - the smallest open source multi modal model (HF, Quantized)* Big CO LLMs + APIs* ChatGPT "all tools" MMIO mode - Combines vision, browsing, ADA and DALL-E into 1 model (Thread, Examples, System prompt)* Microsoft CodeFusion paper - a tiny (75M parameters) model beats a 20B GPT-3.5-turbo (Thread, ArXiv)* Voice* Hugging Face - Distill whisper - 2x smaller english only version of Whisper (X, paper, code)* AI Art & Diffusion & 3D* Luma - text-to-3D Genie bot (Announcement, Try it)* Stable 3D & Sky changerAI Regulation IS HERELook, to be very frank, I want to focus ThursdAI on all the news that we're getting from week to week, and to bring a positive outlook, so politics, doomerism, and regulation weren't on the roadmap, however, with weeks like these, it's really hard to ignore, so let's talk about this.President Biden signed an Executive Order, citing the old, wartime era Defence Production act (looks like the US gov. also has "one weird trick" to make the gov move faster) and it wasn't as bombastic as people thought. X being X, there has been so many takes pre this executive order even releasing about regulatory capture being done by the big AI labs, about how open source is no longer going to be possible, and if you visit Mark Andressen feed you'll see he's only reposting AI generated memes to the tune of "don't tread on me" about GPU and compute rights.However, at least on the face of it, this executive order was mild, and discussed many AI risks and focused on regulating models from huge compute runs (~28M H100 hours // $50M dollars worth). Here's the relevant section.Many in the open source community reacted to the flops limitation with a response that it's very much a lobbyist based decision, and that the application should be regulated, not only the compute.There's much more to say about the EO, if you want to dig deeper, I strongly recommend this piece from AI Snake oil :and check out Yan Lecun's whole feed.UK AI safety summit in Bletchley ParkLook, did I ever expect to add the King of England into an AI weekly recap newsletter? Surely, if he was AI Art generated or something, not the real king, addressing the topic of AI safety!This video was played for the attendees of a few day AI safety summit in Blecheley park, where AI luminaries (Yan Lecun, Elon Musk, Arthur Mensch Mistral CEO, Naveen Rao) attended and talked about the risks and benefits of AI and regulation. I think Naveen Rao had a great recap here, but additionally, there were announcements about Safety Institute in the UK, and they outlined what actions the government can take.In other regulation related news, Mozilla has a joint statement on AI safety and openness (link) that many signed, which makes the case for openness and open source as the way to AI safety. Kudos on mozilla, we stand by the letter

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Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: How much do markets value Open AI?, published by Ben West on May 14, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Summary: A BOTEC indicates that Open AI might have been valued at 220-430x their annual recurring revenue, which is high but not unheard of. Various factors make this multiple hard to interpret, but it generally does not seem consistent with investors believing that Open AI will capture revenue consistent with creating transformative AI. Overview Epistemic status: revenue multiples are intended as a rough estimate of how much investors believe a company is going to grow, and I would be surprised if my estimated revenue multiple was off by more than a factor of 5. But the "strategic considerations" portion of this is a bunch of wild guesses that I feel much less confident about. There has been some discussion about how much markets are expecting transformative AI, e.g. here. One obvious question is "why isn't Open AI valued at a kajillion dollars?" I estimate that Microsoft's investment implicitly valued OAI at 220-430x their annual recurring revenue. This is high - average multiples are around 7x, but some pharmaceutical companies have multiples > 1000x. This would seem to support the argument that investors think that OAI is exceptional (but not "equivalent to the Industrial Revolution" exceptional). However, Microsoft received a set of benefits from the deal which make the EV multiple overstated. Based on adjustments, I can see the actual implied multiple being anything from -2,200x to 3,200x. (Negative multiples imply that Microsoft got more value from access to OAI models than the amount they invested and are therefore willing to treat their investment as a liability rather than an asset.) One particularly confusing fact is that OAI's valuation appears to have gone from $14 billion in 2021 to $19 billion in 2023. Even ignoring anything about transformative AI, I would have expected that the success of ChatGPT etc. should have resulted in a more than a 35% increase. Qualitatively, my guess is that this was a nice but not exceptional deal for OAI, and I feel confused why they took it. One possible explanation is “the kind of people who can deploy $10B of capital are institutionally incapable of investing at > 200x revenue multiples”, which doesn't seem crazy to me. Another explanation is that this is basically guaranteeing them a massive customer (Microsoft), and they are willing to give up some stock to get that customer. Squiggle model here It would be cool if someone did a similar write up about Anthropic, although publicly available information on them is slim. My guess is that they will have an even higher revenue multiple (maybe infinite? I'm not sure if they had revenue when they first raised). Details Valuation: $19B A bunch of news sites (e.g. here) reported that Microsoft invested $10 billion to value OAI at $29 billion. I assume that this valuation is post money, meaning the pre-money valuation is 19 billion. Although this site says that they were valued at $14 billion in 2021, meaning that they only increased in value 35% the past two years. This seems weird, but I guess it is consistent with the view that markets aren't valuing the possibility of TAI. Revenue: $54M/year Reuters claims they are projecting $200M revenue in 2023. FastCompany says they made $30 million in 2022. If the deal closed in early 2023, then presumably annual projections of their monthly revenue were higher than $30 million, though it's unclear how much. Let's arbitrarily say MRR will increase 10x this year, implying a monthly growth rate of 10^(1/12) = 1.22 Solving the geometric series of 200 = x (1-1.22^12) / (1 -1.22) we get that their first month revenue is $4.46M, a run rate of $53.52M/year Other factors: The vast majority of the investment is going to be spent on Micros...

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Sam Altman on GPT-4, ChatGPT, and the Future of AI | Lex Fridman Podcast #367, published by Gabriel Mukobi on March 25, 2023 on LessWrong. Lex Fridman just released a podcast episode with Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI. In my opinion, there wasn't too much new here that hasn't been said in other recent interviews. However, here are some scattered notes on parts I found interesting from an AI safety lens: AI risk Lex asks Sama to steelman Eliezer Yudkowsky's views Sama said there's some chance of no hope, but the only way he knows how to fix things is to keep iterating and eliminating the "1-shot-to-get-it-right" cases. He does like one of Eliezer's posts that discusses his reasons why he thinks alignment is hard [I believe this is in reference to AGI Ruin: A List of Lethalities]. Lex confirms he will do an interview with Eliezer. Sama: Now is the time to ramp up technical alignment work. Lex: What about fast takeoffs? Sama: I'm not that surprised by GPT-4, was a little surprised by ChatGPT [I think this means this feels slow to him]. I'm in the long-takeoffs, short-timelines quadrant. I'm scared of the short-takeoff scenarios. Sama has heard of but not seem Ex Machina On power Sama says it's weird that it will be OOM thousands of people in control of the first AGI . Acknowledges the AIS people think OAI deploying things fast is bad. Sama asks how Lex thinks they're doing. Lex likes the transparency and openly sharing the issues. Sama: Should we open source GPT-4? Lex: Knowing people at OAI, no (bc he trusts them,) Sama: I think people at OAI know the stakes of what we're building. But we're always looking for feedback from smart people. Lex: How do you take feedback? Sama: Twitter is unreadable. Mostly from convos like this. On responsibility Sama: We will have very significant but new and different challenges [with governing/deciding how to steer AI] Lex: Is it up to GPT or the humans to decrease the amount of hate in the world. Sama: I think we as OAI have responsibility for the tools we put out in the world, I think the tools can't have responsibility. Lex: So there could be harm caused by these tools Sama: There will be harm caused by these tools. There will be tremendous benefits. But tools do wonderful good and real bad. And we will minimize the bad and maximize the good. Jailbreaking Lex: How do you prevent jailbreaking? Sama: It kinda sucks being on the side of the company being jailbroken. We want the users to have a lot of control and have the models behave how they want within broad bounds. The existence of jailbreaking shows we haven't solved that problem yet, and the more we solve it, the less need there will be for jailbreaking. People don't really jailbreak iPhones anymore. Shipping products Lex: shows this tweet summarizing all the OAI products in the last year Sama: There's a question of should we be very proud of that or should other companies be very embarrassed. We have a high bar on our team, we work hard, we give a huge amount of trust, autonomy, and authority to individual people, and we try to hold each other to very high standards. These other things enable us to ship at such a high velocity. Lex: How do you go about hiring? Sama: I spend 1/3 of my time hiring, and I approve every OAI hire. There are no shortcuts to good hiring. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.

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Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Sam Altman on GPT-4, ChatGPT, and the Future of AI | Lex Fridman Podcast #367, published by Gabriel Mukobi on March 25, 2023 on LessWrong. Lex Fridman just released a podcast episode with Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI. In my opinion, there wasn't too much new here that hasn't been said in other recent interviews. However, here are some scattered notes on parts I found interesting from an AI safety lens: AI risk Lex asks Sama to steelman Eliezer Yudkowsky's views Sama said there's some chance of no hope, but the only way he knows how to fix things is to keep iterating and eliminating the "1-shot-to-get-it-right" cases. He does like one of Eliezer's posts that discusses his reasons why he thinks alignment is hard [I believe this is in reference to AGI Ruin: A List of Lethalities]. Lex confirms he will do an interview with Eliezer. Sama: Now is the time to ramp up technical alignment work. Lex: What about fast takeoffs? Sama: I'm not that surprised by GPT-4, was a little surprised by ChatGPT [I think this means this feels slow to him]. I'm in the long-takeoffs, short-timelines quadrant. I'm scared of the short-takeoff scenarios. Sama has heard of but not seem Ex Machina On power Sama says it's weird that it will be OOM thousands of people in control of the first AGI . Acknowledges the AIS people think OAI deploying things fast is bad. Sama asks how Lex thinks they're doing. Lex likes the transparency and openly sharing the issues. Sama: Should we open source GPT-4? Lex: Knowing people at OAI, no (bc he trusts them,) Sama: I think people at OAI know the stakes of what we're building. But we're always looking for feedback from smart people. Lex: How do you take feedback? Sama: Twitter is unreadable. Mostly from convos like this. On responsibility Sama: We will have very significant but new and different challenges [with governing/deciding how to steer AI] Lex: Is it up to GPT or the humans to decrease the amount of hate in the world. Sama: I think we as OAI have responsibility for the tools we put out in the world, I think the tools can't have responsibility. Lex: So there could be harm caused by these tools Sama: There will be harm caused by these tools. There will be tremendous benefits. But tools do wonderful good and real bad. And we will minimize the bad and maximize the good. Jailbreaking Lex: How do you prevent jailbreaking? Sama: It kinda sucks being on the side of the company being jailbroken. We want the users to have a lot of control and have the models behave how they want within broad bounds. The existence of jailbreaking shows we haven't solved that problem yet, and the more we solve it, the less need there will be for jailbreaking. People don't really jailbreak iPhones anymore. Shipping products Lex: shows this tweet summarizing all the OAI products in the last year Sama: There's a question of should we be very proud of that or should other companies be very embarrassed. We have a high bar on our team, we work hard, we give a huge amount of trust, autonomy, and authority to individual people, and we try to hold each other to very high standards. These other things enable us to ship at such a high velocity. Lex: How do you go about hiring? Sama: I spend 1/3 of my time hiring, and I approve every OAI hire. There are no shortcuts to good hiring. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.

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Lại thêm một vụ trẻ em bị mẹ bạo hành dẫn đến tử vong. Sự việc diễn ra ở Quốc Oai, Hà Nội. Đứa bé bị mẹ thường xuyên đánh đập trong thời gian dài, và đỉnh điểm ngày 9/12/2022 thì nạn nhân tử vong. Trước đó, không ít vụ việc tương tự cũng đã xảy ra, nạn nhân đều là con của thủ phạm. Không lẽ phải tới lúc "sự đã rồi" thì vấn đề mới được giải quyết?

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"You are some kind of a mystery suspended between two eternities. And when a mind looks out at the world and asks the question, ‘What is it?'... In that moment art is created." - Terence McKenna || 01. Bound to Divide - When The Sun Goes Down [Monstercat] (fZ Intro Mix) || 02. OAI & Ra5im - Dream Says Hello [Monstercat] || 03. Chicane - Offshore (Evolution Mix) [Modena] || 04. Ranj Kaler ft. ASYN - Last Sunset (Ranj Kaler Extended Sunset Breaks Mix) [Dissident] || 05. ORNICAN - Refuse You [Intricate] || 06. KAMADEV & Aeron Aether - Louvre [Maldesoule] || 07. Leena Punks - On The Floor [Anjunabeats] || 08. Solanca & Joel Oliver - Seed [Songspire] || 09. RYAN (CUB) - Aufklarung (Static Guru Remix) [One Of A Kind] || 10. 06R - Night Night Sky (Dark Sky Version) [Zodiac13] || 11. Ákos Győrfy - Outside Of The Box (Retroid Remix) [Morphosis] || 12. Huminal & Paul Deetman - Dancing Underwater [Songspire] Never miss an episode! Subscribe to the Full Spectrum podcast, find the latest releases at https://ffaze.com

Follow Monstercat Silk on all platforms - monster.cat/silk Tracklist 1. Forty Cats & Ra5im - Hope [Monstercat] [00:35] 2. Andromedha - Only Wide Open Space And Me [Monstercat] [06:53] 3. OAI & Ra5im - Echoes Of Silence [Monstercat] [12:38] 4. ATTLAS & Mango - Over The Water [Monstercat] [17:57] Silk Exclusive: 5. Heard Right & Meeting Molly - Mirror Of Erised [Monstercat] [22:02] 6. Into The Ether - Back To Me [Monstercat] [25:44] 7. Cressida - Beacon [Monstercat] [31:15] Silk Spotlight: 8. Manu Zain - Lois Eyes [Monstercat] [36:14] 9. Fløa - Journey [Monstercat] [38:44] 10. Stendahl - Parhelion [Monstercat] [43:39] 11. Sol Rising & Banaati - Arise [Monstercat] [48:20] 12. Martin Roth - Make Love To Me Baby [Anjunadeep] [53:02]  Thank you for listening to Monstercat Silk Showcase!

Follow Monstercat Silk on all platforms - monster.cat/silk Tracklist 1. Stendahl - Paraselene [Monstercat] [00:35] 2. Embliss & Lumynesynth - Phases of the Moon [Monstercat] [05:48] 3. Skua & Cosmaks x Anita Tatlow - Life [Monstercat] [10:55] 4. Fløa - Watch When I'm Near [Monstercat] [15:09] 5. Skua & Cosmaks x Anita Tatlow - Time [Monstercat] [19:30] Silk Spotlight: 6. Vintage & Morelli - On The Beach [Monstercat] [25:34] Silk Exclusive: 7. Fløa & Astroleaf - Anna [Monstercat] [29:16] 8. Andromedha - Only Wide Open Space And Me [Monstercat] [33:53] 9. OAI & Ra5im - Echoes Of Silence [Monstercat] [39:40] 10. ATTLAS & Mango - Over The Water [Monstercat] [45:00] 11. Odsen - Your Way [Monstercat] [49:04] 12. Fløa - Journey [Monstercat] [52:17] 13. PROFF pres. Soultorque x flowanastasia - Sound & Silence [Monstercat] [56:48] Thank you for listening to Monstercat Silk Showcase!

Follow the show: https://www.monstercat.com/COTW Tracklist 00:45 Ellis & Nu Aspect - U (2017) 06:03 helloworld - see str8 [Instinct Spotlight] 09:55 CloudNone - Spring Snow 14:43 OAI & Ra5im - Echoes Of Silence [Silk Spotlight] 18:12 Mr FijiWiji - Yours Truly (ft. Danyka Nadeau) 22:21 Stonebank - Another Day (ft. EMEL) 25:51 Grant & Ellis - Dead Man Walking [Gold Feature] 29:53 Justin OH & Nitro Fun - Killswitch  32:45 Mazare & Calva Louise - Throne [Uncaged Spotlight] 36:38 Leah Culver - Cold 39:50 Dion Timmer - Panic [Community Pick] 43:34 Maazel & Darby - Mirrors (ft. BELELA) [Monstercat Exclusive] 45:21 Stonebank - Eagle Eyes (ft. EMEL) 50:23 Eptic - Power 54:26 Bossfight - Toxic [Monstercat Exclusive] 57:51 Lookas - Eclipse Thank you for listening to Monstercat: Call of the Wild!

Предпоследнюю июльскую неделю проводим в разных ситуациях — проветриваемся после захода солнца на улице, боремся с переохлаждением в соседстве с ценителями офисной прохлады (кондишн шуровал как следует!) и, следуя опыту некоторых зарубежных стран, совмещаем тёплые кофты вверху с шортами внизу, чтобы хотя бы частично угадать погоду, но неизменно одно — не выключаем музыку, продолжаем открывать для себя и для вас новые русскоязычные имена и таланты, друзья! В «ПреМикшере» говорим с Никитой Neekeetone о преимуществах авторской музыки перед только диджейской деятельностью, перезапуске карьеры благодаря двум карантинным годам, как «Гости из будущего» «изобрели» джангл, почему сабвуферы помогают буквально «чувствовать телом» электронную танцевальную музыку и многом другом, от серьёзных до развлекательных тем. Русская кибернетика 526 с Евгением Сваловым / @4almusic (4Mal) и Александром Киреевым 01. Catapulta & Gamora — Give Them A Chance [IO, IO040] 02. Argamak — Ocean Depth [Studio Exclusive] 03. Furkan Senol & Tolga Uzulmez — I'm Tired of Feeling Alone [Minded Music] 04. Volen Sentir — Tauriel [Ruvenzori, RVNZ14] 05. Ivan Spell vs. Maria Matto — I Try ( Maxim Tonic Classic House Reboot) 06. Frankie — Under (Desib-L Remix) [ Nicksher Music, NM314 ] 07. NAASA & Alex Spite — Your Eyes [Somatique Music, SMTQ037] 08. OAI & Ra5im — Echoes Of Silence (Extended Mix) [ Monstercat, MCEP297 ] 09. My Format, Mr. Chuck — Chicago Gangsta [ Exx Muzik, EXX172 ] 10. Cassiopeia & Dmitry Atrideep — Cube [NOPRESET Limited, NPL075] 11. Двадцать Шестое Августа — Май [Russian Cybernetics with Alexander Kireev] Гость «ПреМикшера»: Никита Миронов / Neekeetone (Москва-Волгоград, Россия) Друзья, открывайте для себя новую электронную музыку России и русскоговорящих стран вместе с музыкально-просветительским проектом «Русская кибернетика» и его ведущими Евгением Сваловым (4Mal) и Александром Киреевым! Новые эпизоды «Русской кибернетики» вы всегда найдёте онлайн: Яндекс.Музыка: https://music.yandex.ru/album/6917036 Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3b5ITGd Apple Music / iTunes:  https://itun.es/i67C749 VK кураторский плейлист: https://vk.cc/c9TeGiVK интервью-плейлист: https://vk.cc/av6kf0Spotify кураторский плейлист: https://spoti.fi/3JJOMuz Spotify интервью-плейлист: https://spoti.fi/3h2zkLQ Сообщество в VK: https://vk.com/ruscyber Канал в Телеграме: https://t.me/ruscyber Канал на Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/russiancyber Единая мультиссылка на соцсети: https://linktr.ee/ruscyber Хэштеги для связи в соцсетях: #ruscyber и #русскаякибернетика Отправьте ваши треки в редакцию: http://ruscyber.4mal.ru/ #modernrussianelectronica #house #deephouse #techhouse #progressivehouse #indiedance #nudisco #dj

Предпоследнюю июльскую неделю проводим в разных ситуациях — проветриваемся после захода солнца на улице, боремся с переохлаждением в соседстве с ценителями офисной прохлады (кондишн шуровал как следует!) и, следуя опыту некоторых зарубежных стран, совмещаем тёплые кофты вверху с шортами внизу, чтобы хотя бы частично угадать погоду, но неизменно одно — не выключаем музыку, продолжаем открывать для себя и для вас новые русскоязычные имена и таланты, друзья! В «ПреМикшере» говорим с Никитой Neekeetone о преимуществах авторской музыки перед только диджейской деятельностью, перезапуске карьеры благодаря двум карантинным годам, как «Гости из будущего» «изобрели» джангл, почему сабвуферы помогают буквально «чувствовать телом» электронную танцевальную музыку и многом другом, от серьёзных до развлекательных тем. Русская кибернетика 526 с Евгением Сваловым / @4almusic (4Mal) и Александром Киреевым 01. Catapulta & Gamora — Give Them A Chance [IO, IO040] 02. Argamak — Ocean Depth [Studio Exclusive] 03. Furkan Senol & Tolga Uzulmez — I'm Tired of Feeling Alone [Minded Music] 04. Volen Sentir — Tauriel [Ruvenzori, RVNZ14] 05. Ivan Spell vs. Maria Matto — I Try ( Maxim Tonic Classic House Reboot) 06. Frankie — Under (Desib-L Remix) [ Nicksher Music, NM314 ] 07. NAASA & Alex Spite — Your Eyes [Somatique Music, SMTQ037] 08. OAI & Ra5im — Echoes Of Silence (Extended Mix) [ Monstercat, MCEP297 ] 09. My Format, Mr. Chuck — Chicago Gangsta [ Exx Muzik, EXX172 ] 10. Cassiopeia & Dmitry Atrideep — Cube [NOPRESET Limited, NPL075] 11. Двадцать Шестое Августа — Май [Russian Cybernetics with Alexander Kireev] Гость «ПреМикшера»: Никита Миронов / Neekeetone (Москва-Волгоград, Россия) Друзья, открывайте для себя новую электронную музыку России и русскоговорящих стран вместе с музыкально-просветительским проектом «Русская кибернетика» и его ведущими Евгением Сваловым (4Mal) и Александром Киреевым! Новые эпизоды «Русской кибернетики» вы всегда найдёте онлайн: Яндекс.Музыка: https://music.yandex.ru/album/6917036 Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3b5ITGd Apple Music / iTunes:  https://itun.es/i67C749 VK кураторский плейлист: https://vk.cc/c9TeGiVK интервью-плейлист: https://vk.cc/av6kf0Spotify кураторский плейлист: https://spoti.fi/3JJOMuz Spotify интервью-плейлист: https://spoti.fi/3h2zkLQ Сообщество в VK: https://vk.com/ruscyber Канал в Телеграме: https://t.me/ruscyber Канал на Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/russiancyber Единая мультиссылка на соцсети: https://linktr.ee/ruscyber Хэштеги для связи в соцсетях: #ruscyber и #русскаякибернетика Отправьте ваши треки в редакцию: http://ruscyber.4mal.ru/ #modernrussianelectronica #house #deephouse #techhouse #progressivehouse #indiedance #nudisco #dj

Follow Monstercat Silk on all platforms - monster.cat/silk Tracklist 1. Angara - Rwanda [Monstercat Silk] [00:35] 2. LOOSID - Talisman (ft. Raycee Jones & Lyon Hart) [Monstercat Instinct] [03:36] 3. Noel Sanger & Mezo - Believed In You [Monstercat Silk] [05:36] 4. Kage & SLATIN - Limit [Monstercat Uncaged] [07:07] 5. Pegboard Nerds - Blackout [Monstercat Uncaged] [08:46] 6. CloudNone & Direct - Arms Race [Monstercat Instinct] [09:50] 7. Shingo Nakamura - Glow [Monstercat Silk] [12:14] 8. EDDIE - Night Runners (ft. Voicians) [Monstercat Uncaged] [13:30] 9. Infected Mushroom, Freedom Fighters & Mr. Bill - Freedom Bill [Monstercat Uncaged] [15:29] 10. Direct & CloudNone - Elixir [Monstercat Instinct] [17:25] 11. Tisoki - GLASS [Monstercat Uncaged] [19:20] 12. Godlands - GODSP33D [Monstercat Uncaged] [21:41] 13. Rameses B - Never Forget [Monstercat Instinct] [22:08] 14. zensei ゼンセー & Mr. Hilroy - patience [Monstercat Silk] [23:46] 15. DROELOE - Bon Voyage [Monstercat Instinct] [25:26] 16. AK & Liam Thomas - Purple [Monstercat Silk] [26:33] 17. Drinks On Me - Falling Down [Monstercat Instinct] [28:27] 18. Maliboux - Remedy [Monstercat Instinct] [30:24] 19. Nigel Good - Discover [Monstercat Silk] [31:09] 20. Eminence x Weston & Teston - Take Me Away (ft. Meredith Bull) [Monstercat Silk] [32:39] 21. Melchi - Lights [Monstercat Silk] [34:42] 22. Conro - back2u [Monstercat Instinct] [36:47] 23. Bound to Divide & Lauren L'aimant - When The Sun Goes Down [Monstercat Silk] [38:06] 24. Bound to Divide - Holding Down [Monstercat Silk] [40:41] 25. Rootkit - Voyage [Monstercat Instinct] [42:15] 26. Melchi - Lights [Monstercat Silk] [43:22] Silk Spotlight: 27. Embliss & Lumynesynth - Phases of the Moon [Monstercat Silk] [45:37] 28. Sound Quelle & Referna - Lauria [Monstercat Silk] [47:32] 29. Seaways & Fløa - Not Sorry [Monstercat Silk] [49:10] 30. Throttle - Japan [Monstercat Instinct] [51:01] 31. Bad Computer - Blue [Monstercat Silk] [52:35] 32. Vicetone - Animal (ft. Jordan Powers & Bekah Novi) [Monstercat Silk] [54:10] 33. Tony Romera & OddKidOut - I'll Love U [Monstercat Instinct] [55:58] Silk Exclusive: 34. OAI & Ra5im - Echoes Of Silence [Monstercat Silk] [57:31] Thank you for listening to Monstercat Silk Showcase!

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Slowing down AI progress is an underexplored alignment strategy, published by Michael Huang on July 13, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. LessWrong user "Norman Borlaug" with an interesting post on reducing existential risk through deliberate overregulation of AI development: In the latest Metaculus forecasts, we have 13 years left until some lab somewhere creates AGI, and perhaps far less than that until the blueprints to create it are published and nothing short of a full-scale nuclear war will stop someone somewhere from doing so. The community strategy (insofar as there even is one) is to bet everything on getting a couple of technical alignment folks onto the team at top research labs in the hopes that they will miraculously solve alignment before the mad scientists in the office next door turn on the doomsday machine. While I admit there is at least a chance this might work, and it IS worth doing technical alignment research, the indications we have so far from the most respected people in the field are that this is an extremely hard problem and there is at least a non-zero chance it is fundamentally unsolvable. There are a dozen other strategies we could potentially deploy to achieve alignment, but they all depend on someone not turning on the doomsday machine. But thus far we have almost completely ignored the class of strategies that might buy more time. The cutting edge of thought on this front seems to come from one grumpy former EA founder on Twitter who isn't even trying that hard. From Kerry Vaughan's Twitter thread: I've recently learned that this is a spicy take on AI Safety: AGI labs (eg OpenAI, DeepMind, and others) are THE CAUSE of the fundamental problem the AI Safety field faces. I thought this was obvious until very recently. Since it's not, I should explain my position. (I'll note that while I single out OpenAI and DeepMind here, that's only because they appear to be advancing the cutting edge the most. This critique applies to any company or academic researcher that spends their time working to solve the bottlenecks to building AGI.) To vastly oversimply the situation, you can think of AI Safety as a race. In one corner you have the AGI builders who are trying to create AGI as fast as possible. In the other corner, you have people trying to make sure AGI will be aligned with human goals once we build it. If AGI gets built before we know how to align it, it might be CATASTROPHIC. Fortunately, aligning an AGI is unlikely to be impossible. So, given enough time and effort into the problem, we will eventually solve it. This means the actual enemy is time. If we have enough time to both find capable people and have them work productively on the problem, we will eventually win. If not, we lose. I think the fundamental dynamic is really just that simple. AGI labs like OAI and DeepMind have it as their MISSION to decrease the time we have. Their FOUNDING OBJECTIVE is to build AGI and they are very clearly and obviously trying as hard as they can to do just that. They raise money, hire talent, etc. all premised on this goal. Every day an AGI engineer at OpenAI or DeepMind shows up to work and tries to solve the current bottlenecks in creating AGI, we lose just a little bit of time. Every day they show up to work, the odds of victory get a little bit lower. My very bold take is that THIS IS BAD Now you might be thinking: "Demis Hassabis and Sam Altman are not psychopaths or morons. If they get close to AGI without solving alignment they can just not deploy the AGI." There are a number of problems with this, but the most obvious is: they're still robbing us of time. Every. Single. Day. the AGI labs are steadily advancing the state of the art on building AGI. With every new study they publish, researcher they train, and technology they commercialize, ...

Xin chào quý thính giả đang nghe chương trình Sức khỏe trên hết của Đài PTTH Hà Nội trên tần số 90 Mhz và phát trực tuyến trên website hanoitv.vn. Thưa quý vị! tại Việt Nam, có gần 2% dân số mắc Covid-19. Riêng tại TP HCM tính đến ngày 11-1, có hơn 500.000 người bị nhiễm Covid-19. Trong đó, hơn 300.000 người đã khỏi bệnh với các triệu chứng từ nhẹ, trung bình, nặng đến nguy kịch. Đây là vấn đề cực nóng, vì vậy, nhu cầu về chăm sóc sức khỏe hậu Covid-19 là vấn đề đáng quan tâm. Mục Tiêu điểm sức khỏe hôm nay chúng ta sẽ cùng đề cập nội dung này. Trong mục Vui sống mỗi ngày, chuyên gia của chương trình sẽ tư vấn về cách xử trí khi bị ngộ độc rượu. Trong mục Bí mật hạnh phúc hôm nay mời quý vị cùng nghe bài viết về một người mẹ ở huyện Quốc Oai, Hà Nội đã hiến tạng con trai chết não để mang lại sự sống cho 5 người xa lạ. Chương trình “Sức khỏe trên hết” được phát sóng từ 13h30 – 14h00 các ngày thứ 2- thứ 4 – thứ 6 trong tuần trên Hà Nội FM tần số 90MHz.

Joie de Vivre - Episode 367. Tracklist as follows.- 1)Above & Beyond - Believer (Marsh's Guatape Remix [Above & Beyond's Cercle Respray]) 2)Netam, Damla Temel, Muaz Ceyhan - Seyyare (Namito's Interstellar Remix) 3)Local Dialect - Mainaka (Original Mix) 4)Braxton - Spaces (Extended Mix) 5)OAI, Heard Right - Hope (Extended Mix) 6)Angela McCluskey, Sultan + Shepard - More Than You Ever Know feat. Angela McCluskey (Extended Mix) 7)Above & Beyond, Zoe Johnston - Sweetest Heart feat. Zoë Johnston (Shai T Extended Mix) 8)AltReal - Higher Feelin' (Extended Mix) 9)Sultan + Shepard - Indigo (Extended Mix) 10)Juno Mamba - Borders (Original Mix) Please support all artists. Mexico City - January 13, 2022

Joie de Vivre - Episode 365. This week, I am bringing the best tunes of 2021 that were played in JdV show. Tracklist as follows.- 1)Marsh - There For Me (Amonita Extended Mix) 2)Oliver Schories, Jan Blomqvist - Packard (Nora En Pure Extended Remix) 3)OAI, Heard Right - Hope (Extended Mix) 4)Fidem Community - One Eight 5)Nora En Pure - World of Rules (Extended Mix) 6)Amonita, Makebo - Two Hearts (Original Mix) 7)Passenger 10 - Mandela (Extended Mix) 8)Paradoks - Flourish (Extended Mix) 9)Deviu - Go On (Extended Mix) 10)Siskin - Electric Love (Extended Mix) 11)Tim Green - Dodjo (Amonita Remix) Please support all artists. Mexico City - December 30, 2021

Hallo Freunde freue mich ich sehr euch heute meinen offiziellen Dj Mix für Nora En Pure's Purified Record Sampler Purified Chronicles 2021 präsentieren zu können. Enjoy It... Hello friends I am very happy to present you my Official Dj Mix for Nora En Pure's Purified Record Sampler Purified Chronicles 2021 today. Enjoy It... INFO: Celebrating a prolific year of releases, Nora En Pure's Purified Records immerses listeners into the depths of the label's melodic and club-ready repertoire in its first ‘Best Of' compilation. Highlighting some of the imprint's stand out records, Purified Chronicles 2021 is out now Opening with the quintessential ‘Time Of Knowledge' by Heard Right & OAI, the tracklist floats across deep and emotional cuts by Alex Breitling, Deviu, Dominik Gehringer, Garlington, Rylan Taggart and more. Diving deep with fan favourites ‘Pulling Me Back' by Eli Brown & Siege & Lovlee, Moonwalk's ‘Rapture' and Paradoks' ‘Flying Particles', the compilation also showcases enthralling cuts by Chris Luno, Sam Wolfe & JD Farrell, Kalmer, Return of the Jaded and the label's monumental inaugural release ‘Tunnel Vision' by Marius Drescher. Serving as an exclusive track, Thomas Schwartz & Fausto Fanizza deliver a scintillating remix of Serra 9 Feat. Phoebe Tsen's ‘Rain' Thank you to Rozie Steel Tracklist Rylan Taggart - Porteau Serra 9 Feat. Phoebe Tsen - Rain Thomas Schwartz & Fausto Fanizza Remix Eli Brown & Siege - Pulling Me Back Moonwalk - Rapture Paradoks - Flying Particles Marius Drescher - Tunnel Vision Chris Luno - The Ride Heard Right & OAI - Time Of Knowledge Banaati - Tideline Return Of Jaded - Soma Record label based in Zurich, Switzerland. All Tracks Copyright by Purified Records Purified Records on Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/purifiedrec find all Tracks of Purified Records here... www.beatport.com/label/purified-records/82175 play ☑ like ☑ share with your friends ☑ | THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT |

Hallo Freunde freue mich ich sehr euch heute meinen offiziellen Dj Mix für Nora En Pure's Purified Record Sampler Purified Chronicles 2021 präsentieren zu können. Enjoy It... Hello friends I am very happy to present you my Official Dj Mix for Nora En Pure's Purified Record Sampler Purified Chronicles 2021 today. Enjoy It... INFO: Celebrating a prolific year of releases, Nora En Pure's Purified Records immerses listeners into the depths of the label's melodic and club-ready repertoire in its first ‘Best Of' compilation. Highlighting some of the imprint's stand out records, Purified Chronicles 2021 is out now Opening with the quintessential ‘Time Of Knowledge' by Heard Right & OAI, the tracklist floats across deep and emotional cuts by Alex Breitling, Deviu, Dominik Gehringer, Garlington, Rylan Taggart and more. Diving deep with fan favourites ‘Pulling Me Back' by Eli Brown & Siege & Lovlee, Moonwalk's ‘Rapture' and Paradoks' ‘Flying Particles', the compilation also showcases enthralling cuts by Chris Luno, Sam Wolfe & JD Farrell, Kalmer, Return of the Jaded and the label's monumental inaugural release ‘Tunnel Vision' by Marius Drescher. Serving as an exclusive track, Thomas Schwartz & Fausto Fanizza deliver a scintillating remix of Serra 9 Feat. Phoebe Tsen's ‘Rain' Thank you to Rozie Steel Tracklist Rylan Taggart - Porteau Serra 9 Feat. Phoebe Tsen - Rain Thomas Schwartz & Fausto Fanizza Remix Eli Brown & Siege - Pulling Me Back Moonwalk - Rapture Paradoks - Flying Particles Marius Drescher - Tunnel Vision Chris Luno - The Ride Heard Right & OAI - Time Of Knowledge Banaati - Tideline Return Of Jaded - Soma Record label based in Zurich, Switzerland. All Tracks Copyright by Purified Records Purified Records on Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/purifiedrec find all Tracks of Purified Records here... www.beatport.com/label/purified-records/82175 play ☑ like ☑ share with your friends ☑ | THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT |

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In this episode, Jolie talks with Dr. Vivian Miller, assistant professor of social work and Director of the Optimal Aging Institute, and Dr. Nancy Kusmaul, an associate professor in the Baccalaureate Social Work program at the University of Maryland Baltimore County. They discuss how COVID impacted older adults and what the pandemic exposed about the need for social connectivity practices in long-term care facilities.  Announcer:From Bowling Green State University and the Institute for the Study of Culture & Society, this is BG Ideas.   Musical Intro:I'm going to show you this with a wonderful experiment.   Jolie: You're listening to the Big Ideas podcast. a collaboration between the Institute for the Study of Culture & Society and the School of Media and Communication at Bowling Green State University. I'm Dr. Jolie Sheffer, associate professor of English and American culture studies and the director of ICS. Due to the ongoing pandemic, we're not recording in the studio, but remotely via phone and computer. Our sound quality may differ as a result. As always, the opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of BGSU or its employees. Bowling Green State University's campuses are situated in the Great Black Swamp and the Lower Great Lakes region. This land is the homeland of the Wyandotte, Kickapoo, Miami, Pottawatomie, Ottawa, and multiple other Indigenous tribal nations present and past who were forcibly removed to and from the area. We recognize these historical and contemporary ties and our efforts towards de-colonizing history. And we honor the Indigenous individuals and communities who have been living and working on this land from time immemorial.   Jolie: Today, I'm joined by Dr. Vivian Miller and Dr. Nancy Kusmaul. Vivian is an assistant professor in social work in the College of Health and Human Services and serves as director of the Optimal Aging Institute at BGSU. Her research focuses on supporting older adults living in long term care, including the mental health of vulnerable and isolated older adults. Nancy is an associate professor in the Baccalaureate Social Work Program at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. She worked in healthcare for more than a decade, including nursing homes, hospitals, home care, and adult daycare. Her research focuses on organizational culture, trauma-informed care, and the impact of trauma experiences on the workforce. Vivian and Nancy, thank you so much for joining me today.   Vivian:Thank you.   Nancy:Thank you for having us.   Jolie:Today, we're discussing how the pandemic has specifically affected social connectivity for older adults. Just start with, could you each tell us a little bit about how you got interested in working with older adults, this kind of population? Nancy, would you start us off?   Nancy:Sure. It goes way back for me. I mean, when I was a kid, I was the one who was always with the grandparents and the great grandparents at the family gatherings. And so, I always knew I wanted a career doing something with older adults. Fell into social work and worked in... My first job in social work was in long-term care and never looked back.   Jolie:And what about for you, Vivian?   Vivian:Similarly, time with my grandparents and particularly in between my bachelor's and master's degree, I spent about every day with my late grandfather who lived in a senior living facility. And I found myself leveraging my social work skills to advocate for him and other residents and found the importance of being there, being connected to him and also being connected to other residents who didn't necessarily have family visit regularly.   Jolie:Could you describe some of the social connectivity practices and support systems used by nursing home and long-term care facilities prior to the pandemic? What was the kind of typical or what were the range of some of those typical support systems?   Vivian:Yeah. As a nursing home social worker, it was my job to visit with residents, to connect with residents. There were often activities, coordinators, and many volunteers who would come into the facility; family members, whether it be spouses or children of residents of the long-term care would come in regularly. Some visiting daily, multiple times a day. Some visiting, maybe just once a week. So, there were always folks coming in and out of the nursing home. And even if it wasn't necessarily a family member of a resident, oftentimes what I saw was family members of other residents would kind of adopt a resident as their own loved one and they would that relationship and provide that support.   Jolie: And Nancy, what are some of the ways that these facilities responded to the pandemic at first? And then we can get into kind of what's happened more recently, but what were some of the abrupt changes that we've seen over the last year?   Nancy:Well, as the pandemic unfolded quickly, it became very apparent that nursing homes were vulnerable. We all remember the outbreak in the Kirkland, Washington nursing home. And once that happened, things moved very quickly. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, which regulates nursing homes on a national level in early March of last year suspended visitation, suspended group activities, suspended communal dining. So, if you listen to what Vivian just described as the way nursing home residents stayed connected, that pretty much cut off all of them very abruptly.   Jolie:And how have some of those... Now, that the pandemic... We're at more than a year, what are some of the more recent adjustments to those practices? What have we learned?   Nancy: We've learned that for a lot of residents, the isolation was harmful. There were cognitive declines, particularly, for people with dementia. There were physical declines because people weren't moving around the nursing home as much. And there weren't family members and friends in the facility advocating for residents in the same way. At the same time, that staff was overwhelmed. That staff was now... Everybody was in PPE all the time. That everybody was busier. As staff members got sick, staff shortages started taking place. There wasn't the support from outsiders, even just the social support, putting the advocacy, putting all of those pieces that even just somebody to sit with someone because things were just much harder and many fewer people were in there to help. From a regulatory perspective, things are starting to open up. At the national level, CMS has rescinded their previous order and has allowed visitation. How that's been applied has varied in different states. In some states, if we have positive cases, then visitation is going to be more limited or limited to outdoor or limited to some of those other things that were put into place during the pandemic.   Jolie:Vivian, are there other additional consequences that you saw in your work on residents of long-term care facilities on this sort of lack of those typical social supports? Nancy has outlined some of those physical and mental effects. Could you give some more to that and then talk about, perhaps, as things have opened up, have there been some creative or new ways of thinking about creating opportunities for social connection in those spaces?   Vivian:Yeah. I think that in addition to the cognitive decline and physical decline that a lot of residents experienced, I think the family members or the care partners, as we know it also experienced maybe feelings of guilt, their own kind of challenges in accepting the fact that their loved one was within a facility, accepting the fact that they couldn't visit their loved one. One family member shared that they had kind of gone through the entire grieving process of losing their loved one because they were sure that they were never going to be able to actually see their parent in person again. So, not only for the resident, but also for the care partners. I think for the staff too. Oftentimes, family members and the care partners that come into the facility really play a big role in providing that care. So, as Nancy noted, there were staffing shortages.   Vivian:There were also not the family members who were providing much of the care, whether it be assisting in feeding or assisting in changing clothes, whatever it looks like, doing laundry. So, there was added burden to the staff while there were staff shortages. There were some creative ways that facilities took to try to ameliorate some of these gaps. Some facilities had their activities coordinator do Skype visits. So, it would be a tablet or a computer that activities would have with the resident in their room. There were some window visits. I think, particularly, in what we saw in our work was these certainly didn't replace or even really come close to that physical visitation, primarily, because a lot of residents have Alzheimer's type dementia or related disease. Some may be blind or have hearing difficulties. So, there are these additional challenges that we're seeing residents experience where being on a computer really just isn't... It's not sufficient. And it doesn't really match what a visit would be like without physical touch, with the holding of the hand, with the patting of the back, things like that. Nancy: For some family members, we talk about... Let's talk about the social connection for the family members. I remember in one facility I worked in, there were a group of wives who would come in everyday for lunch and they would gather their husbands who were the residents around the table in the dining room, and they would eat. They would sit there while their husbands ate, but they also became connected to each other. And as some of the husbands had health complications and passed away, they supported each other. And I think we saw that in our research as well that there were spouses who were there every day who were connected themselves with other residents and other family members, and they lost those connections too.   Jolie:Vivian, you currently serve as the director of the Optimal Aging Institute at BGSU. Could you explain a little bit about the purpose and work of the institute?   Vivian:Sure. Our mission is to serve older adults and those that work with them. We're kind of doing a revamping of a 3.0. So far, we have an interdisciplinary board of about 13 faculty/staff across campus who are all invested in older adults and optimal aging. We have three subcommittees within the OAI. One is a small kind of pilot funding grant that we hope to launch by the end of the semester where faculty will be able to apply for seed funding. We also have a community connection outreach committee and engagement and research committee.   Vivian:So, as they're moving forward with this, what we hope to do is continue to get plugged into the Northwest Ohio community. One of our first activities was a panel discussion, which we have available on our website, where we recorded with one of our board members as well as a gentleman from Area Office On Aging on Northwest Ohio and a treatment provider at Glenbeigh, a treatment center here in Northwest Ohio, talking about opioids and older adults. So, in that, we talk about the problem of opioid addiction and where older adults can go. It's kind of busting some of the myths and we just had a conversation about that. So, it's available on our website. Our next panel discussion will be on vision changes in older adults, which we'll have coming up in May. We hope, eventually, to have a summit when everything is safe to be back in person, probably spring of 2022. Jolie:Nancy, the pandemic obviously has made visible how negatively aging is treated in American culture, generally. Much of the initial response to COVID was that it was something that would just affect older adults and that somehow that would be an acceptable outcome. What has the last year made clearer to you about how we need to rethink our approach to elder care?Nancy:I think what's been made most clear to me is that elder care needs more resources, financial resources, and all kinds of other attention. That the issue of frontline workers has long been a problem. They are underpaid. They often don't have the external supports in their own life; childcare, healthcare, some of those kinds of services. And in this pandemic, as we've discussed earlier, we put inordinate pressure on them to be the family members, be the connection, be the supports for older adults without supporting them in any way. And that's just not sustainable.   Jolie:Vivian, how do you think our treatment of older people compares or reflects how Americans tend to think about illness and disability generally? And what things do we need to reframe or understand differently?   Vivian:Yeah, ageism certainly is pervasive. And I think a lot of folks think that all older adults might live in nursing homes and that they're frail and have a disability. Really, we see less than 5% of our older adults do live in long-term care, specifically in the nursing home setting. So, active aging is a real thing. Many older adults are aging well in the community with their loved ones, with their families. Of course, there is that particular population in great need in long-term care that needs that 24/7 medical nursing care, but I think that we can learn a lot from our older adults. In many other cultures, older adults are revered and there is a sense of an filial piety of caring for our older generation. And I think that we can learn a lot from that here in the states.   Jolie:We're going to take a quick break. Thank you for listening to the Big Ideas podcast.   Announcer:If you are passionate about Big Ideas, consider sponsoring this program. To have your name or organization mentioned here, please contact us at ics@bgsu.edu.   Jolie:Hello and welcome back to the Big Ideas podcast. Today, I'm talking to Dr. Vivian Miller and Dr. Nancy Kusmaul about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on older adults. This is for both of you. You've worked on this collaborative research study focusing on the experiences of spouses and partners of residents in long-term care. What was your process for conducting that research and what were some of your findings about how COVID has impacted those relationships? And I'll let either of you start.   Vivian:Nancy and I have known each other for a couple of years through age social work, which is the Association for Gerontology Education in Social Work. And we both have experience working in long-term care. And so, Nancy and I were chatting and she posed the idea to me. She said, "I have an idea about getting out there, reaching out to the community and seeing about care partner experiences during this situation. Are you on board?" And I said, "Absolutely." And next thing we know, got IRB approval, we're launching a survey and distributing it via social media and had a pretty nice response.   Nancy:So, we recruited mostly through Twitter and Facebook and email-list serves of caregiver support groups and some of the professional organizations and had participants fill out a survey and then let us know whether they were willing to participate in interview. We did all of the interviews via WebEx. And as Vivian said, we had a pretty great response from... We call them care partners. So, we were looking for anybody who was that primary person for someone in a nursing home, knowing that sometimes that person is not related by blood. And so, we had mostly adult children. I said the next subset would be spouses. And their experiences generally were pretty sad that that loss of connection, that watching their family member decline, while not being able to watch their family member decline. I mean, for example, with the folks with dementia.   Nancy:Most of our participants acknowledged that, yes, there would be a natural decline over an eight or a 10 month period, which is what it had been by the time we interviewed them, but they feel like it was worse because the family member wasn't getting the stimulation of visits and interaction. And my sense is that it was worse because they weren't there to see it happen gradually. That on March 13th, their family members still recognized them. And whenever they were able to get back into the facility, they didn't, and that's pretty stark.   Jolie:In February, 2021, the two of you co-authored an opinion piece that appeared in the Baltimore Sun that shared some of the stories from this research. What was response like to the article? And why was it important to you to make your research available to the public in this way?   Vivian:Yeah. One thing that I think was so valuable and I'm so appreciative to beyond that work is that oftentimes in academia, we can write our research results and the findings can go to other academics to move knowledge forward, to move kind of our research agenda forward. And we were able to reach an entirely different audience of community members reading this. And the response was generally positive. There were multiple folks who actually emailed afterwards sharing their own personal stories and thanking us for doing this work.   Nancy:As Vivian said,I think it's just so important that we don't get stuck just talking to other academics about these issues and for something like this, which is a community-based issue that affects everybody, we need to be having conversations with the community about it.We need to be having conversations with policy makers. We need to be having conversations across the board because Vivian and I are social workers. So, it means we're advocates. So, we want to make change. We don't do research to have it sit in the academic space. We do research because we want it to impact real people and make their lives better. And so, that's why it's important to have those conversations outside of the academic space.   Jolie:Vivian, another component of your research is how the pandemic has disproportionately impacts older adults who are marginalized by sexual orientation, racial, and economic inequalities and their disability. Could you talk a little bit about some of the ways that the pandemic, in particular, has disproportionately affected some of these multiply marginalized groups?   Vivian:Yeah. I think that, particularly, within long-term care, what we saw was the pandemic finally shed a light on all of these problems that have been there, particularly, for Black, Indigenous and persons of color who live in long-term care. They are disproportionately impacted by these historical marginalizations at the intersection of socioeconomic status, race, ethnicity. And some of the work that I've done in the past has shown that back when physical restraints were used within these settings, we saw that facilities that had a greater proportion of persons of color used physical restraints at higher rates. And so, kind of at the intersection of all of these issues, this finally really came to light in the pandemic. Particularly, we're seeing about number of older adults who are dying within facilities that are a larger proportion of persons of color. The rating system within the Centers for Medicaid & Medicare Services for nursing homes, there's a lot of work to be done. And I think we're finally seeing this problem really surface.Jolie:And Nancy, you've done a lot of work on trauma. How does the COVID pandemic help you think differently or maybe make more visible some of your research into trauma-informed care and kind of how our practices are aren't mitigating that?   Nancy:So, trauma-informed care assumes that everyone has had some past trauma that we don't know about. And yet it's not something that has been talked about prior to this point very much with older adults. There's been a lot of focus on children. There's been a lot of focus on populations that have addictions and things like that, but very little with older adults. And I've spent a lot of years talking about how that's a mistake and that older adults, in some ways, are a greater risk because they've had a lifetime to potentially accumulate bad things happening. And I think the pandemic has exacerbated trauma that people have experienced isolation and things like that are already things that affect people who maybe have experienced trauma in the past. And so, I think it just really raises how much more important it is for us to take these perspectives.   Nancy:And trauma-informed care is about making people feel safe and empowering them and making them feel like people around them are trustworthy. And in a pandemic when you don't feel safe, I've heard residents talk about that the COVID was coming down the hall and they didn't know when it was going to get to them. And that's not a feeling of safety. Their staff didn't feel safe when they were wearing plastic bags as PPE. And so, I think that it's more important now than ever to be thinking about long-term care through that trauma-informed lens.   Jolie:And as we imagine kind of life after the pandemic crisis has abated, what are some of the ways that you think connectivity and social interaction can help address some of these issues? Can sort of help mitigate that trauma, help re-engage individuals in communities? What are some things you would advocate for as we are able to return to more in-person gathering and social connection?   Vivian:One thing that comes to mind for me. I recently read an article about the importance of civic engagement, particularly, for older adults. So, I think that one way in which we can really kind of mitigate some of that isolation for older adults who might be at home in the community and also those in long-term care is to do kind of volunteer buddy system for those who were at home, those who are in nursing home settings to redevelop that connection just with others and those partnerships, those friendships, those engagements with others.   Nancy: And I would say prior to the pandemic, there were many nursing home residents who were already isolated from their communities, but for those that weren't, it was things like church groups coming in, or even just a member of their church coming to visit them. And so, I think it's fostering those connections, making sure that community partners don't forget about their members just because their members enter a long-term care facility. I think from the nursing home side, it's also about keeping up some of the electronic communications for people for whom that worked. We've talked about some of the people who, it didn't work so well for, but there were people who benefited from those visits, from family members that were maybe more geographically distant, or they wouldn't have been able to visit even without the pandemic. And it's making sure that nursing homes have those resources to provide those on an ongoing basis.   Jolie:I'd like to conclude our conversation by asking you each to reflect on the moment. And what lessons do you hope we learn about community connectivity for older adults that we can transfer into the future in changing practices, standards and understandings?   Vivian:I think not forgetting about those who may live in settings other than at home, particularly, those who are in long-term care. It's really easy to just go on about our daily lives, but there are people who are really in need of connection, in need of community with others. And specifically in that setting, I think it's important to not forget that we all have older loved ones in our lives. And if we can treat residents in long-term care as if they were loved ones of her own family, then things would go a lot better   .Nancy:I think it's keeping older adults on the radar whenever you're doing anything involving community engagement. We leave older adults out when we talk about things like disaster preparedness. We leave older adults when we talk about housing in the community. We assume that those senior services are for them, and we don't have to worry about them in our community zoning, in our community planning. And we need to consider older adults in all of our systems or communities. You have transportation, housing, food, anything that we're doing on a community level.   Jolie:Thank you so much for joining me today, Vivian and Nancy. Listeners can keep up with ICS by following us on Twitter and Instagram, @icsbgsu, and on our Facebook page. You can listen to Big Ideas wherever you find your favorite podcasts. Please subscribe and rate us on your preferred platform. Our producers are Chris Cavera and Marco Mendoza, with sound editing by DeAnna MacKeigan and Marco Mendoza. This episode was researched and written by Kari Hanlin. Thank you all for listening.

 Recorded Live & Unedited In Cabo San Lucas MexicoTrack List:| Past Life (Grey Domaine Endless Summer Edit)  | Tinlicker | Soleil (Grey Domaine Charmed Live Edit)  | Merkie | Aura (Grey Domaine Sunset Edit)  | Avoure | Lost In These Games (Miyagi Remix)  | Evelynka, Sasho Derama | Years and Years (Grey Domaine Endless Summer Edit)  | Bookwood | Obsidian  (Grey Domaine Sunset Edit)  | Matt Fax | Knifedge (Emanuel Satie Remix)  | Loew | Time of Knowledge (Grey Domaine Endless Summer Edit)  | Heard Right & (Oai) | The Truth Is Coming Now  (Grey Domaine Charmed Live Edit)  | Heard Right & (Oai) | This Moment (Grey Domaine Endless Summer Edit)  | Dominik Gehringer | Only a Moment (Grey Domaine Sunset Edit)  | Far Distance, Hydrah | Herneise (Grey Domaine Endless Summer Edit)  | Boral Kibil, Mahmut Orhan | Still Life (Eli & Fur Remix)  | Foug√®re | 2 Late 4 Love  (Grey Domaine Charmed Live Edit)  | Richie Blacker | Holding On  (Grey Domaine Sunset Edit)  | Braxton, Lauren L'aimant | Silhouette (Grey Domaine Endless Summer Edit)  | Cornelius SA & Sebee | Juno's Heartbeat (Budakid & Jamie Stevens Remix)  | Mani | Lighthouse (Boxer Extended Remix)  | RYTERBAND | Trying (Miguel Migs Salty Love Dub)  | Corsica One | All This Time  (Grey Domaine Sunset Edit)  | HAUZ | You Sleep (Mark Hoffen Fancy Rework)  | Arude, Ramona Storm | Unaware feat. Aves Volare (Fur Coat & Julian Wassermann Remix)  | Rafael Cerato, Aves Volare | Bring You Back (Einmusik Remix)  | Peer Kusiv, Johanson | You feat. Diana Miro (Patrice B√§umel Extended Remix)  | Eelke Kleijn, Diana Miro | Happy If You Are  (Grey Domaine Charmed Live Edit)  | Spada, Richard Judge | You Sleep (Grey Domaine Endless Summer Edit)  | Arude, Ramona Storm

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Joie de Vivre - Episode 321. Tracklist as follows.- 01)The Sei - Metroma (Jody Wisternoff & James Grant Remix) 02)OAI, Heard Right - Hope (Extended Mix) 03)Double Touch, M.O.S. - Ascending (Shai T Remix) 04)Fidem Community - One Seven 05)boerd - Sanctuary (Jody Wisternoff & James Grant Extended Mix) 06)Talal, Nihil Young, Amy Wawn - Touch Feat. Amy Wawn (Liquid Mix) 07)Steand, Andy Kulter - It’s Okay (Extended Mix) 08)djimboh - Be Brave (Extended Mix) 09)Loc - Ours (Hermanez Remix) Please support all artists. Mexico City - February 25, 2021

Theo sách “Đại Việt sử ký toàn thư”, vụ án đầu tiên về quan hệ trai gái bất chính được chính sử thời phong kiến ghi nhận là vào thời Lê sơ - năm Ất Mão (1435), đời vua Lê Thái Tông: Dâm phụ trong vụ án này là người đàn bà ở xã Thương Xá, lộ Quốc Oai (nay thuộc Hà Nội) tên Nguyễn Thị Ngọc đã có 8 con với chồng.

What a year for #REALPROG.... Thank you to all that have supported! Grab the mix here - https://Zerothree.lnk.to/Yearmix2020ZS 1. GRAZZE - In Our Hearts 2. Local Dialect & Las Von - Flote 3. Solanca - Through The Haze 4. Sonic Union & MXV - Crash Course 5. GRAZZE & Rauschhaus - Nord 6. Nihil Young, Less Hate - Sol 7. Hollt - Fusion 8. Pete K - Traveller 9. Port Manteau - Pyro 10. Capa - Fenix 11. Paul Thomas & Mr.V - How Deep Can You Go 12. Corren Cavini - 1001 13. Galestian - Berlin 14. Anden - Projections Part I 15. Betoko & TH;EN - Koming 16. GRAZZE & George Bloom - Hesze 17. Local Dialect - Perseus 18. GRAZZE & Diana Miro - Molecules 19. Capa & Nathan Ball - Necessary Evil 20. Anden - Fires In The Sky 21. Goom Gum & DJ Pressing - Banabantu 22. Port Manteau - Faded 23. Gai Barone - An Emotionally Distant Guy 24. Capa - Mosaic 25. Anden & Local Dialect - Palmetto (Before You Leave) 26. Paige, Nihil Young & Matt Elle - I'll Feel The Same (Instr) 27. Hollt - Systems Down 28. Jeff Ozmits - Memory 29. Kolonie - Epilogue 30. OAI & Floa - Saw District 31. Gai Barone - Two Ghosts 32. Corren Cavini - New Beginnings 33. Nihil Young, Less Hate - Bow To The Rain

2020 Nov Sugar and Spice & All Things Nice   "The first upload was corrupted. If you downloaded it, you will have to delete and redo. Sorry!"   Still in the Progressive House realm. Deep, Dark, Tech Progressive tunes with a few sugar hits in between and, yet gain, a dollop of Qtπ edits. They worked live not sure if they pass the post-cast test. You’ll be the judges.   Possibly the first Tiesto tune every featured on House is a Journey, less EDM and released under his real name Ver:West. Nice tune!   Set ended up featuring 4 tracks from Nora En Pure. Massive year for her!   Striving to get to deep, funky and soulful by December but not yet there.   Playlist:   1708 Toccata (Intro Church Organ Mix). J.S. Bach, Alexander Metzger 2020 5 Seconds Before Sunrise (Extended Mix) [Qtπ Vocal Edit]. VER:WEST 2020 Hypercolour (Extended Mix). Yannis, CamelPhat, Foals 2019 Epiphany (Original Club Mix) [Qtπ Marches On Edit]. Nora En Pure 2020 Wetlands (Extended Mix) [Qtπ JJK House Edit]. Nora En Pure 2020 Settle (Extended Mix). Dezza, Lauren L'aimant 2018 Sounds Good to Me (Paul Woolford Extended Remix). Hanne Mjoen 2020 Tiger (Cid Inc. Extended Remix) [Qtπ RC Deep Pride Edit]. Jerome Isma-Ae, Alastor 2020 Oceans (Extended Mix). Heard Right, OAI 2020 I Wish You Were Here (Martijn Ten Velden Remix). John Creamer, Stephane K, John Creamer & Stephane K, Nkemdi 2020 New Beginning (Extended Mix) [Qtπ How Deep is the Mash?]. Cash & Fanizza 2020 The Chase Francesco (Sambero Extended Remix). LTN, Michele C 2020 To the Sea (Einmusik Remix). Eli & Fur, Booka Shade, Booka Shade & Eli & Fur 2019 Dry Sobbing (Original Club Mix) [Qtπ RC Alien Edit]. Nora En Pure 2020 In the Air Tonight (Nora en Pure Remix). Nora En Pure, Lika Morgan 2018 Love on My Mind (Extended Mix). Kevin McKay, CASSIMM   A bientôt   Xtian/Qtπ

Houston Wilson, newly appointed director of UC's Organic Agricultural Institute (OAI), joins Editorial Assistant Intern Taylor Chalstrom to talk about what the OAI means for the future of organic agriculture.

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Your Unity #276 With Contagious & Jem Lang Recorded Live 19/06/2020 1. Leaving Laurel - Through and Through (Extended Mix) 2. Above & Beyond - Homecoming (Enamour Extended Mix) 3. Ben Bohmer, Nils Hoffman, Malou - Breathing (Boris Brejcha Extended Mix) 4. OAI & Heard Right - Flying (Extended Mix) 5. Joseph Ray - Room 1.5 (Extended Mix) 6. BT - Dreaming (Kamilo Sanclemente Bootleg) 7. Sonic Union, MXV - Crash Course (Extended Mix) 8. LEVV - Morning 9. Tinlicker - Sleepwalker (Extended Mix) 10. Christian Burns - The Magic (Extended Mix) 11. Julian Gray, Zashanell - Static (Extended Mix) Premium Pick 12. Jaytech - Obelisk (Extended Mix) 13. Kyau & Albert & Steve Brian - Candy (DJ Version) 14. Trance Wax - Trance 25 - Rhythm of the night 15. CamelPhat X ARTBAT feat. Rhodes - For a Feeling (Layton Giordani Remix) 16. Ferry Corsten - Punk (Tom Staar Extended Remix) Prestigious Pick 17. Maor Levi - Illumina (Extended Mix) 18. Above & Beyond, Zoe Johnston - Reverie (Above & Beyond Club Mix) 19. Andrew Bayer - Eight to Sixteen (Extended Mix) 20. Above & Beyond, Zoe Johnston - Love Is Not Enough (Fatum Extended Remix) 21. Sander van Doorn pres. Purple Haze - Rosy (Extended Mix) 22. Dakota, Dark Monks - Johnny The Insane Fox (Barnes & Heatcliff Remix) [Shane Cross Mashup] Spector Selector 23. ReDub - Memories - (Extended Mix)

After rallying for six straight sessions, the domestic equity market took a breather on Thursday amid selling in financial counters. Meanwhile, erroneous price feeds for Bank Nifty contracts disrupted trading activity. Several brokers halted trading in Bank Nifty derivatives — the most traded index after Nifty, citing error in exchange feeds. NSE said it was examining the issue.  At the index level, the S&P BSE Sensex shed 129 points or 0.38 per cent to settle at 33,980.70, with Tech Mahindra (up over 5 per cent) being the top gainer and Asian Paints (down around 5 per cent) the biggest loser. Telecom major Bharti Airtel witnessed a sharp surge in the fag end of the session after news agency Reuters reported that Amazon.com is in early-stage talks to buy a stake worth at least $2 billion in the telecom company.  NSE's Nifty held 10,000 levels and ended at 10,029, down 32 points or 0.32 per cent. Volatility guage, India VIX, slipped nearly 2 per cent to 29.51 levels.  On the sectoral front, Nifty Private Bank index took the biggest knock - down over 3 per cent to 11,128.70 levels while Nifty Bank ended 2.63 per cent lower at 20,390.45 levels.  In the broader market, the S&P BSE MidCap index ended flat at 12,333.29, down just 0.06 per cent and the S&P BSE SmallCap index shed 0.05 per cent to 11,564.79. Among individual stocks, Reliance Industries (RIL) reclaimed the 10 trillion m-cap. The stock ended nearly 2.5 per cent higher at Rs 1,579.95 apiece on the BSE.    Shares of Aurobindo Pharma hit a 52-week high of Rs 791 on the BSE during the day after the company reported healthy March quarter results. That apart, early today, the company informed the exchanges that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has classified the inspection of the company's oral solids formulation manufacturing facility at New Jersey as official action indicated (OAI). The stock ended at Rs 759 on the BSE, up over 1 per cent.  VST Tillers Tractors hit a high of Rs 1,310 on the BSE after the company reported strong tractors sales of 633 units in May 2020, up 23 per cent YoY, from 527 units sold in May 2019. In April, the company had posted 23.7 per cent YoY de-growth in sales. The stock ended over 12 per cent higher at Rs 1,240 apiece on the BSE.

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Hang Cắc Cớ thuộc khu di tích chùa Thầy ở xã Sài Sơn (Quốc Oai, Hà Nội) được dư luận quan tâm đặc biệt vì trong hang này có một chiếc bể chứa hàng nghìn bộ xương người. Theo lời kể được truyền qua nhiều thế hệ, khi tìm thấy hang, người ta chứng kiến những bộ hài cốt này nằm trong một hố như cái giếng, nằm chồng chất lên nhau. Cách đây hàng trăm năm, người dân xây một chiếc bể vuông, tựa vào vách dùng để chứa hài cốt. Trên tấm bia ghi bên ngoài bể bằng tiếng Hán, dịch ra đại ý là “Lữ Gia chống Hán lưu sử sách/Bể hận ngàn xương mãi mãi ghi”. Theo các giả thuyết, đây có thể là xương cốt của nghĩa quân người Việt bị quân nhà Minh giết khoảng thế kỷ thứ 14, 15 hoặc xương của người dân địa phương khi chạy trốn quân Cờ Đen ở nhà Thanh do Lưu Vĩnh Phúc cầm đầu. Kênh podcast Bí Ẩn Sử Việt được hợp tác sản xuất bởi kênh YouTube Bí Ẩn Sử Việt và Waves. Link gốc: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5aimE-8754KL821iaj6ENQ © Bản quyền thuộc về Bí Ẩn Sử Việt Website: https://www.waves8.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WavesVietnam Nếu bạn là một Youtuber muốn chuyển đổi chơng trình của bạn thành podcast, hãy liên hệ với hello@waves8.com nhé.

Hãy tải ngay ứng dụng Waves để cập nhật những tập podcast mới nhất và có những trải nghiệm miễn phí tuyệt vời nhất: iOS: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/waves-podcast-player/id1492378044 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.waves8.app Hang Cắc Cớ thuộc khu di tích chùa Thầy ở xã Sài Sơn (Quốc Oai, Hà Nội) được dư luận quan tâm đặc biệt vì trong hang này có một chiếc bể chứa hàng nghìn bộ xương người. Theo lời kể được truyền qua nhiều thế hệ, khi tìm thấy hang, người ta chứng kiến những bộ hài cốt này nằm trong một hố như cái giếng, nằm chồng chất lên nhau. Cách đây hàng trăm năm, người dân xây một chiếc bể vuông, tựa vào vách dùng để chứa hài cốt. Trên tấm bia ghi bên ngoài bể bằng tiếng Hán, dịch ra đại ý là “Lữ Gia chống Hán lưu sử sách/Bể hận ngàn xương mãi mãi ghi”. Theo các giả thuyết, đây có thể là xương cốt của nghĩa quân người Việt bị quân nhà Minh giết khoảng thế kỷ thứ 14, 15 hoặc xương của người dân địa phương khi chạy trốn quân Cờ Đen ở nhà Thanh do Lưu Vĩnh Phúc cầm đầu. Kênh podcast Bí Ẩn Sử Việt được hợp tác sản xuất bởi kênh YouTube Bí Ẩn Sử Việt và Waves. Link gốc: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5aimE-8754KL821iaj6ENQ © Bản quyền thuộc về Bí Ẩn Sử Việt Website: https://www.waves8.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WavesVietnam Nếu bạn là một Youtuber muốn chuyển đổi chương trình của bạn thành podcast, hãy liên hệ với hello@waves8.com nhé.

Show Notes: Speaker 1: (00:00) Hey doc, welcome to the simplified integration podcast. My name is Dr. Andrew Wells and this is episode number 13 the future of regenerative medicine, Speaker 2: (00:11) Leonardo da Vinci once said that simplicity is the ultimate sophistication and I agree. You see the problem with the way that most consulting groups approach medical integration is anything but simple. In fact, it's the exact opposite. It's expensive, it's complicated and quite frankly it's exhausting. Enough is enough. There are far too many amazing integrated clinics that are struggling. Well, I'm on a mission to change that. What I've come to find from over five years working with integrative practices is that simplicity really is the secret. The old saying of less is more is true. Through a streamlined approach, I was able to create multiple successful seven figure integrated clinics and now I'm going to show you how you can do the same. Join me as I share with you the secrets to successful medical integration and practice growth. Join me on a journey to greater sophistication through innovation. I'm Dr. Andrew Wells and welcome to the simplified integration podcast. Speaker 1: (01:08) Welcome back, doc. It's great to have you on this episode. The future of regenerative medicine. And I have two guests on the phone with me right now. I want to welcome Alyssa Flores and Paul Clemons. Welcome very much. Thank you for having us. Yeah, it's great to have you on here. So, um, the reason this is a continuation of the last podcast, episode number 12, which is the future of regenerative medicine. And, um, I want, uh, I wanna I want docs to recognize that there's a transition happening right now in regenerative medicine. So if you listen to the last episode in the last five years, most doctors have been, uh, mainly doing what I call sort of the hit and run approach to regenerative medicine. Meaning they do some advertising, they have a patient come in and they do a seminar and then convert that patient into a paying cash patient. Speaker 1: (01:55) So that strategy has worked really, really well for the last five, 10 years. But the issue that's coming up right now is a couple things. Number one is that regenerative medicine is getting a lot more competitive. So, um, Alyssa, do you mind muting your phone for just a second? It's a little bit loud on your end if you don't mind. Thank you. Cool. So regenerative medicine is getting very, very competitive. So if you're in a major market like Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Nashville, New York, LA, there are dozens and dozens of doctors who have gotten on board with regenerative medicine, which is great because it's a fantastic therapy. But the problem is doctors are now finding it harder and harder to compete, compete for that limited patient who is looking for alternative, uh, alternative therapies to surgery and cortisone. And, uh, so it's been getting more and more competitive. Speaker 1: (02:42) The ad costs have gotten a lot higher. And that model, by the way, still works in a lot of areas. So if you're in a smaller area, a rural area, I know lots of docs who are doing really, really well with the cash regenerative medicine model. However, again, as more and more docs enter this space, it's getting more competitive. So about a year ago, um, uh, Alyssa actually reached out to me and saw me on Facebook and, uh, we connected and she presented a really, really innovative approach to regenerative medicine that I wanted to share with you guys today. And, um, I was unaware that this, this strategy and this system actually existed. However, I knew of other docs that were doing something like it. I just didn't know what it was. And so let me give you an example. I talked to a doctor not too long ago and he called me up and he was really frustrated with his regenerative medicine program. Speaker 1: (03:27) He said, listen, I'm, I've got a guy right down the road from me. He's charging 500 bucks per injection. And I'm like, well, what is he, what is he doing? He's like, it's a re, it's, it's STEM cell therapy. And I'm like, no, it's not STEM cell therapies probably doing PRP. And he said, no, no, no. He's doing, he's doing regenerative medicine. It's not, it's not PRP. It's not, it's, it's STEM cell. And like, there's no way he can charge 500 bucks for regenerative medicine or a STEM cell injection. And he, like, he insisted that that's what he was doing. So what I came to find out was he was using a completely different strategy, this doc than all the other docs in his town. And he was kind of putting everyone else on a business. And what I discovered was he was using this exact strategy that we're going to talk about today. And so that's why I have Alyssa and Paul on the line to sort of explain where this, uh, where the strategy came into play and how it's going to help doctors, not only now, but in the future to come if you want to be relevant in the regenerative medicine game. So, um, so listen, Paul, if you don't mind, thanks again for being on, if you don't mind sort of explaining where this, where this concept and the strategy came about. Speaker 3: (04:28) Absolutely. I'll talk first and then Paul kind of chime in and I'll introduce myself. Alyssa Flores. Um, I own a couple of different companies here in Arizona and uh, been in the regenerative medicine and biological space for quite some time. Really studying the trends of regenerative medicine and what the FDA is doing, what the claims are, and really just studying what not only the FDA's doing but what our physicians are making claims of. So it's oftentimes that I come into clinic and speak with doctors that they assume that they're doing STEM cells when you're not going to get STEM cells in a bottle. For the most part. We teach them and we educate them on our products. Um, we have a few different options and we have passed play as a vertical in what we offer today. And then we have a Q code for insurance reimbursement. So I'm going to go ahead and pass the concept. Paul Clemen handles all of our doctor meetings and closing and he will go into more detail about our program. And Andrew. Um, so yeah, so basically what I started, I'm a practice consultant, but I started seeing a transition when I'm talking to, I would go and talk to clinics and find out what they're doing for a different therapies and other joint issues, talk to independent practices, talk to dog, uh, kinda factors as well. And so Speaker 4: (05:58) we found that when talking to more and more practices, I found there's a transition to where independent practices, medical doctors are struggling in their business and they don't want to, but they don't want to join some type of a hospital network. So they're looking to do something different. And then I talked to chiropractors that are in a sense struggling with reimbursements in the chiropractic side. And so I, I started realizing that there was a niche out there to where chiropractors and doctors can start working together and, and work on integrating practices. And now, you know, we're seeing kind of a transition where, uh, that starting to happen more and more. We're, we're seeing doctor or chiropractor start to partner up maybe and start to maybe get credentialed in order to be able to do, uh, more programs. And more sources for their patients and in doing so they're able to start billing for insurance in and I started when I was talking to the chiropractors and people that are in the cast. Speaker 4: (06:58) For some reason there was this thought that they have to be scared to go Medicare because of their all these rules and what you'll find if you do it right. Medicare is actually a great source for for income and so when they started showing the doctors and chiropractors how you could take our programs like our OEI program where we're doing disco supplementation and combining that with regenerative medicine is a great combination because it allows you to not only treat those patients that maybe don't have insurance and they are looking more for cash, but your mom had a Medicare patient that you were turning away because they didn't have the cash. You can now boot do both and so that's why we kind of really started developing this program to show doctors, help them integrate. We can help them with their billing, the whole nine yards and be able to start doing and showing them this really new program. Speaker 4: (07:51) Using a guided arthroscopy. So you have a guided disco supplementation or short term pain to eliminate, um, you know, to just get rid of the swelling and inflammation that's in the knee. Bring that back to you, know that the integrity back to that joint, but then also introduce, you know, high amniotic fluid. And then again, that's also either cash or that's also billable that has a Q code. You start going [inaudible]. So the program is amazing and we're really seeing a lot more reception to it and a lot more doctors and chiropractors are wanting to start to integrate. So for these chiropractors that I don't, you know, I don't know where to start. I don't know how to do this. We can help you with that. But trust me, when I say there's lots of NPS nurse practitioners and MDs out there that are looking for something like this, they're looking for these chiropractors that are wanting to integrate because they do not want to get into the AMA protocol, standard hospitals, stuff that really limits their abilities and actually their tag. So Rams. Great. You Speaker 1: (08:56) bring up a really good point and just speak to chiropractor. Is there a sort of two groups right now that are interested in this? One group are the chiropractors who have done regenerative medicine and they're finding it harder and harder to get patients in their practice. The other group are chiropractors who have now seen regenerative medicine. They know it's real. They know it's not like a flash in the pan. It's not going away and they're trying to get into it. And one of the biggest struggles that chiropractors are having with these programs is they just, you know, they're, they're hidden. They're banging their head against the wall because these patients are coming in and they want help and they don't want cortisone, they don't want surgery, they want alternative therapies for joint pain. But then when you present them with a four or five, six, $10,000 cash care plan, they're like, Holy cow, I can't afford that. Speaker 1: (09:37) So in the past we've had, we've been turning away hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of patients that really want help. And one of the things that I, I didn't really understand at first was that the patient really doesn't care what the therapy is. They just want to, they want to know two things. They want to know will this help me and how much does it cost? And when I say they not gonna they don't care what is, what the actual therapy is yet of course they do, but they want to make sure a lot of patients want to make sure that it's not dangerous or invasive and they, they're trying to stay away from surgery. So they want to know two things is, is this going to help me with my joint pain and what does it cost? And with regenerative medicine and a lot of patients, we felt really confident and yes this will help you. Speaker 1: (10:15) But it was the money barrier. That was the thing that kept, that kept patients away. And so the clever thing that Paul and Alyssa have done now is they've taken away that that cost concern because like Paul just mentioned it, you don't have to be there. There are things that Medicare will reimburse for. There are things that private insurance will reimburse for that doesn't have to be risky. That doesn't have to be a huge compliance risk. Right. And what I mean by risky and compliance risk, because there are so many consultants and management groups that will teach you what I call, it's a phrase you've probably heard before. I call reimbursement dumpster diving, which is a go out and find any old crap that they think insurance will reimburse for. And they teach chiropractors how to bill for it, which is completely insane. Like it's not, it's not patient first, it's not patient forward. Speaker 1: (10:58) It's, it's fine. It's finances first. And so a lot of chiropractors who have been integrated for years will know what I'm talking about when I say, uh, reimbursement, dumpster diving. There's looking for any old thing that insurance will, will pay for to keep their office overhead paid and to pay their doctors and to take home some income. And so what Paul is mentioning here is that there are some great therapies and things that insurance and Medicare will reimburse for that aren't wacky and crazy. They're, you know, uh, it's, it's a standard of care. And so, um, and so when I first heard of this strategy, I'm like, wow, so you're actually eliminating a lot of the, the barriers that patients are coming up against, which is the cost barrier. And I was thinking like, we, we've turned away hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of patients that really wanted help. They just couldn't afford it. So from a business standpoint, we wasted, I don't know, like how many hundreds of thousands of dollars because we just didn't have a, we didn't have a therapy to offer our patients when, when now we do. So, um, yeah. So does that, uh, Paul, is that an inaccurate description of what you're finding as well? Speaker 4: (12:00) Yeah, I mean, so I, it's almost a fear. So I spoke to a group of 50 chiropractors a few months ago and, um, you know, the consensus was, you know, they were all, but now most of these doctors are in a room. We're looking to now start to integrate their practice to try to find an NP or an MD that they could partner with in and get into it because they're starting to realize there's a novel out of alternatives. There's only so many or so many, so many places that a doc, a chiropractor can go, you know, and in, so when you start getting squeezed, there's not a lot of other things to do and now you add a laser or something like that, but you're still struggling. So, so they realize they have to do something different. So not sharing insurance in Medicare and especially when we have the ability to show you how to set it up and the right programs because Medicare laws, disco supplementation, it keeps people from, you know, those particular patients from Atlanta actually going in to get, um, I me replacement, I mean you're talking 40, 50, 60, $70,000 knee replacement that Medicare is just getting killed on. Speaker 4: (13:04) So to be able to pay for a fiscal supplementation program laid out there to, there's not an issue when you start talking about this cost supplementation. So to be able to, to introduce both a short term, uh, um, if you will, treatment to be able to, to address that, that inflammation and then more of a longterm approach as far as the regenerative side to help rebuild that cartilage. It's a good termination, but now you can, you're not sending these patients away. You have something that you're going to be able to treat every patient that walks in the door. And so obviously that's going to affect your bottom line. You're going to see revenue generation like never seen before. Not only that, but it's going to bring those Medicare patients and patients that have not gone to you. They're going to start to come to you now because you can service them a lot better. So it's going to separate you from the other 30 chiropractors that might be in town that aren't doing this. Speaker 1: (13:56) Yeah, that's so smart. And would you do me a favor and kind of break down what the, Oh, so there's, we're talking about two different things here. We're talking about OAI the [inaudible] program and then also regenerative medicine. So can you kind of break down in a nutshell, like what, what is the OAA program consist of? Speaker 4: (14:14) Well, so the only pro right now, this was supplementation has been thrown around quite, it's been around for a long time. Uh, there are so many desperate protocols for, for viscosupplementation, there's using Synvisc for a one injection. There's, there's three and five injection protocols. There's just, there's, there's palpation, there is using ultrasound cities using fluoroscope. So there's a number of different ways. So what we try to do is tighten it up and have one standardized way to do it. And we know when we're working with Medicare, it's best to have as much documentation as you can. So palpation and ultrasound are fine, but when it starts, when you start having issues, when you're document documenting a procedure that you're now going to tell Medicare, you better have all your T's crossed. So by using, you know, our program where you're using a guided flow scope, it not only is it going to help and be more precise when you're doing the injection, but you're also going to be able to take pictures and document those injections and you're also going to be able to immediately when that patient comes in and you're going to be able to take an extra day and find out for sure and verify that they do have osteoarthritis before you line them up on the protocol. Speaker 4: (15:26) And then the protocol, depending if you're doing a five injection and working with Medicare and you now are able to bill in a series of, uh, different, uh, codes that are, are very lucrative. And so not only are you helping the patient a short and long term, you can now have a very good revenue stream because you're able to build for 40 use of fluoroscope area, heavily use on the use of hydrotic acid that goes into that knee and you're billing for x-rays and new bracing and things like that that are in the protocol. So, uh, it's just a great program that's going to bring in, you know, two, three, four, five, $6,000 worth of, uh, revenue on that one patient depending on, on what parts of the program, on our program that you can, that you can implement in your, in your business as you, as you start to ramp up, um, doing the fiscal program. Speaker 1: (16:24) Yes. I just want to make sure that doc's heard that. So you're using tried and true therapies for joint pain like viscosupplementation, but you're also getting several thousand dollars in revenue for the per joint, is that correct? Speaker 4: (16:36) Yes. And then, and then the nice thing is, is that again, that's not only are you do that if we can show you how to maybe add or, uh, DME credentialing and you can now start to bill for a brace that you definitely want to be using on that patient because it helps offload, um, and take more weight off that knee to allow it to heal even more. So when you can start to be able to add that to your practice, uh, and tear your revenue, that really starts to take it from not only just charging for the, uh, the fiscal injections itself. You're are able to now start billing for the knee bracing. And if you can do physical therapy, that's the other step. That's the final step in the fiscal program that allows you to maximize revenue generation because you can treat that patient from start to finish. Otherwise, if you're, if you can't really just physical therapy and your process, then you were sorting that out. But it's a way to now refer those patients that need physical therapy to the PT and get them to maybe refer new patients back to you to do the Vesco on or the regenerative physical therapy program therapy. We have a better outcome for everybody. Speaker 4: (17:50) Yeah. So basically what's happening, you went to physical therapy depending on the practice. Um, if you're able to do physical therapy on site, obviously it's a, it's an integral part of the, the final step in, um, helping that knee. Um, you know, completely where we're now when we started this disco supplementation, adding lubrication to that joint now starts to loosen it up where they can start to have better movement. Uh, you put the knee brace on until we offload that pain to help, uh, get a little more inflammation gone and now you've, the final step is getting it to a PT to where they now start to build, build this strength, strengthen that muscle, that little muscles around that knee joint and able to get them back walking if they're, if they're struggling with that. So the physical therapy is a big part of this protocol. Speaker 4: (18:39) And so if you can do it, great, because it does reimburse financially reimburse very well. If you're not in a position to be able to do that at your practice, then that's fine. Then you can roll it. Then you can actually refer those patients to physical therapy. But again, what's going to happen once you create that relationship with that physical therapy, they're going to do that practice. You're going to be able to work something out. What they're going to send you some patients back to be able to, you know, do the first two things, work on the uh, you know, do the uh, joint injections, you know, knee pacing and then again rotate them over back to the therapy. So, and it definitely is a very lucrative part to that get very lucrative parts about getting ready to close the deal and how can you better your relationship with your doctor. Speaker 1: (19:53) Yeah. And there's a, there's a few different ways that you can run this strategy that makes sense for you, the doctor and also makes sense for other relationships and people you work with in your town, but mostly for the patient. And so if you've been paying attention to this podcast, I hope what you're hearing is that you're now eliminating that high ticket sales process you have to go through, you're eliminating a patient barrier in the fact that they can't pay for it anymore. Now they can use their insurance to get help, the help that they need and so on. Also as it from a doctor, from a business standpoint, it's lucrative for you because you're able to collect, uh, on services like fiscal supplementation and fluoroscope guided injections and physical therapy if you can do that in your state. So it's a win win for the doctor. Speaker 1: (20:31) It's a win win for the, you know, it's a win for the patient. And so it's a really, it's a very, very clever and unique approach to modern day regenerative medicine. And that's something the one part we didn't talk about yet is the regenerative medicine component. So let's say that you're getting three K, four K, fiveK per joint on the [inaudible], the viscosupplementation side, right? So that's a, that's a very profitable patient. I'd take that patient all day long and let's say they still need help or they still want regenerative medicine. Now you can still offer that to a patient on a cash basis basis, but you can charge whatever you want for that. So if you want to be, um, if you want to be a really kind of the patient in charge of 500 bucks for that, you can do that because you've already made your money, so to speak, on the, on the insurance side, if you want to charge 1000 bucks, 2000 bucks, you can do that because you've now made your money on that patient and you can still pay your marketing and your overhead on the insurance side. Speaker 1: (21:22) So this was that strategy I mentioned on the beginning of this call. This was a strategy that this doctor was using and putting everyone else, all the other chiropractors out of business. He was charging 500 bucks per joint, but he was also collecting a bunch of insurance on the front end. So that was the business strategy that he used, uh, to attract more patients and to help more patients. And so maybe if you guys don't mind if you can talk a little bit about the regenerative medicine side and how that, uh, how you can implement that into this program either, um, right alongside the OAI program or just a standalone cash service, Speaker 3: (21:56) if you don't mind Paul, start with that. So as a distributor for this industry and the regenerative medicine space, my job has always been to look for the best of breed products, um, in the industry. And um, we have a product today that I think is the best. It's priced well and um, it's recognized to have great outcomes provider feedback. With that said, our verticals today cause the regenerative medicine side is trashedK and or Q codes for those that are not familiar with to code, that's the ability to have insurance reimbursed. So it gives our doctors the option to play on both sides. When they order, they just let us know which side they want to plan and then we send them the appropriate product. This gives the doctors the option to not turn away patients today that can't necessarily afford the cash side. Maybe that's all they can afford is to submit their insurance and see where it goes. We do have a full billing platform that we can help our doctors to be able to navigate through the billing cycle. We also offer a billing platform to help them do their billing if that's something that they're interested in doing with us. And then I'm going to let Paul talk a little bit about the properties of our regenerative medicine and how it does benefit our practices today. Speaker 3: (23:18) So we're talking about with regards to the properties, um, with regards to regenerative medicine, we offer HPRP option because we see the value in here. We see the value in therapy when the patient is healthy and the patient is in optimal position to receive their own fives. And we can get into all of that. When dr free chocolates, we also carry amniotic fluid. Amniotic fluid has been probably the lowest on the radar for the FDA as far as how st claims of live STEM cell counts. We don't claim to be a lifetime product. We don't ever claim to be a product that has multiple cells in it. If the million and above. As a matter of fact, we're educated to understand that there are no lifestyles in a bottle. So we treat every single provider that we deal with as if they don't understand regenerative medicine and we give them education, they bring on our medical provider. Speaker 3: (24:27) We talk about the different modalities. We talk about the science. For us, amniotic fluids, pure amnio fluid has been heaven sent because it's priced properly. The effectiveness has been amazing and the areas in which that you can provide this for the patient in the joint side has been wonderful as far as reducing inflammation, which reduces the pain. So pain doctor for plugged it chiropractors, integrated tire practice have loved it. Our physical integrated therapy has loved it. Naturopathic doctors love it. Our MDs are loving, their PA's are loving it. Our MAs are loving it, they're all loving it. Every state is different. So if you can legally soft tissue inject, this is a product you want to look at. When we discussed this with chiropractors, they are absolutely on board and they want to know more about it. So once you become a client, we host a one hour seminar call with regards to everything about our products and science to use cost, everything you need to know, we give you the facts, we educate you, and we want you to be educated prior to using the product. Because if you're not as dictated, we're not doing our job. So that's what I can say about our regenerative medicine. Andrew and I can just tell you that you know, we can pick any product in the market today, no matter what it is. We choose these products because they're safe, effective price properly. And we can have two verticals for our doctors. They can go cash or they can go insurance. And there's not products on the market today that I know of where a lot of them that offer these these points that I've just made. Speaker 1: (26:03) Awesome. Alyssa, you know, doc, if you're listening to this podcast, I really, really hope that you're understanding the strategy behind this approach, through the OEI approach and through the regenerative medicine approach. And so this is, this is a really an overview and I want to wrap up this podcast, but the, uh, if you want more information on what the details of this system are and how to implement this in your practice, we've actually created a webinar for this. So if you want more information, just shoot me an email@infoatintegrationsecrets.com and I'll make sure you get a copy of that webinar so you can learn more about the details of the program and how you, your office and your and your patients can benefit from it. So, um, Alyssa Paul, thank you so much for being on the podcast today. I really appreciate it. Uh, docs, I hope that you found this information beneficial and I hope you can use this information to help reach your practice goals this year. So I just want to sign off. Thanks again guys for being on. I really appreciate it and we'll see you on the next episode. Bye bye. Speaker 2: (26:57) Hey innovators. Thanks for listening to the simplified integration podcast. Fact that you're listening tells me that you're like me, someone who loves simplicity. And the truth is, those who embrace simplicity are some of the greatest innovators. So hope you got a ton of value from what we covered on today's episode. Be sure to subscribe and share with other docs that you feel could benefit from greater sophistication through simplification and innovation. If you've got specific questions that you'd like answered on this podcast or you've got specific topics that you'd like me to discuss, just shoot me an email at info at integration secrets, Speaker 1: (27:32) [inaudible] dot com that's info@integrationsecrets.com.

Demografie „à la luxembourgeoise.“Wat sinn d'Konsequenze fir onst Ëmfeld?Ëm dës Fro goung et op der Rentrées-Konferenz vum Ordre des Architectes et des Ingenieurs-Conseils.A mir schwätzen géint 10 op 8 doriwwer.Eisen Invité vun der Redaktioun ass den Marc Feider. Vize-President vum OAI.

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This podcast is for the mission-driven entrepreneur, aspiring entrepreneur, and social enterprise enthusiast. Join me as I interview entrepreneurs from all over the world who are pursuing both profits and positive impact. For episode 6, we're joined by Mollie Dowling, Executive Director of OAI, Inc. Mollie shares her experience starting two social enterprises - High Bridge L3C and Retention Plus - within a nonprofit workforce development organization. We explore what workforce development organizations do in general, and both the benefits and challenges of starting a social enterprise business within a nonprofit. Some resources that Mollie recommends: The Mission-Driven Venture: Business Solutions to the World's Most Vexing Social Problems (book) by Mark Lane, and the Social Enterprise Alliance which has regional chapters across the United States. Find more resources and details on the website www.moneymissionandme.com.

Dopo aver brevemente illustrato gli obiettivi e le attività di AIPSI, Associazione Italiana Professionisti Sicurezza Informatica (https://www.aipsi.org/), capitolo italiano della mondiale ISSA, Information System Security Association (http://www.issa.org/), il workshop si focalizza sull'analisi dell'evoluzione degli attacchi digitali, confrontandola con l'evoluzione delle misure di sicurezza poste in atto, basandosi su un decennio di indagini da parte di OAD (https://www.oadweb.it/), fino al 2015 chiamato OAI, Osservatorio Attacchi Informatici in Italia, oltre che sui più recenti dati emersi dai principali rapporti internazionali. Gli attacchi digitali sono effettuati grazie alle vulnerabilità, tecniche, organizzative e delle persone, e l'oratore discute su come sia possibile ridurre queste vulnerabilità, tenendo conto che quelle più critiche riguardano il codice applicativo ed il comportamento delle persone. Vengono discussi gli attacchi più diffusi e comuni in Italia, e quelli più temuti. Vengono infine descritte le principali misure di sicurezza che possono prevenire e contrastare tali attacchi, anche alla luce degli obblighi del nuovo regolamento europeo sulla privacy (GDPR). Target Lato domanda ICT: CIO, CISO, tecnici dei sistemi informatici e della loro sicurezza, responsabili delle diverse direzioni utenti dei sistemi informatici, responsabili del personale e dell'organizzazione, responsabili degli acquisti, CEO, COO e decisori sull'ICT Lato offerta ICT: personale commerciale e marketing, tecnici, responsabili del personale e dell'organizzazione, CEO e COO, oltre a CIO, CSO, CISO e personale delle loro strutture.

Den zoustännege Minister wëll et zwar net héieren mä d’Generalsekretärin vum Ordre des architectes et des ingénieurs-conseils, dem OAI huet et gëschter nach emol bei eis op der Antenn betount, et gëtt e Logements-Noutstand zu Lëtzebuerg. An un deem wäert sech wuel an nächster Zäit net terribel vill änneren, fäert d’Claude Zeimetz a sengem Commentaire

Three young investigators (early career researchers) share their experiences of working with the Osteoarthritis Initiative Data. (00:17) Michelle Yau, PhD, is a post-doctoral research fellow in the Musculoskeletal Research Group at Hebrew Senior Life, an affiliate hospital of Harvard Medical School in Boston, MA, USA and is a member of the OARSI Young Investigator Committee. Her research focuses on identifying genetic contributions to OA and the role of bone metabolism in OA pathogenesis. (18:42) Jeffrey Driban, PhD, ATC, CSCS, is an Assistant Professor in the Division of Rheumatology at Tufts University School of Medicine and a member of the Special and Scientific Staff at Tufts Medical Center in Boston, MA, USA. The goal of his research is to explore novel biochemical and imaging markers to gain a better understanding of osteoarthritis and potential disease subsets. Find out more on twitter at @jbdriban or at sportsmedres.org where you can find a link to his sports medicine podcast! (35:43) Chuck Ratzlaff, PhD, PT, FCAMT, was most recently an assistant professor at Arizona University College of Medicine in Tucson AZ, USA and now leads a multidisciplinary musculoskeletal clinic in his hometown of Vancouver, BC, Canada. His research interests include physical activity and joint health, quantitative assessment of MRI for clinical trials outcomes; and primary and secondary prevention of knee and hip OA. Join the conversation about the OAI on twitter using the hashtag #OAInitiative.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing everything. It is not only changing the way we go about our personal lives but it is also it is changing the future of business. It's predictive behaviors are forcasting trends for many companies, AI is taking over mundane tasks that waste time and money and it is supporting us in our decision making precesses by providing us with more and more data, while predicting future trends. But AI is also a little bit scary. We very often ask ourselves , What do all these changes mean to future of business? How will jobs change and how will we manage workforces that are half man and half machine? In this episode we will talk about what industries are using AI now, how enterprises can prepare themselves for the changes AI will bring and how small businesses can take advantage of the open sourse AI tools that are available on the internet. Most importantely, we talk about how leaders we prepare themselves for the use of AI in business.

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Crowell & Moring's "Fastest 5 Minutes" is a biweekly podcast that provides a brief summary of significant government contracts legal and regulatory developments that no government contracts lawyer or executive should be without. This latest edition is hosted by partner Peter Eyre and includes updates on the creation of OAI, recent relevant litigation, and the Buy American, Hire American Executive Order.