AI Images by Tita Costa
As an AI Image generator artist I am to write about how to prompt images, being it in Midjourney, sora or others. My posts consist of several images with the prompt itself and some personal comments. I am posting publically on Tuesdays.
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When AI No Longer Needs to Talk (opens the original)
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Greetings to all,Artificial intelligence has become closely associated with conversation. We ask ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini a question and expect an answer written in human language. But Portuguese AI researcher Diogo Almeida is exploring a different idea: many of the decisions made by computers do not need language at all. After working on some of the research that helped lead to ChatGPT, Almeida founded TypeSafe AI and developed Jev, a model designed primarily to make structured decisions rathe
Carolina Figueiredo: Finding Geometry Hidden in the Universe (opens the original)
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Greetings:Portuguese physicist Carolina Figueiredo has received the first Vera Rubin New Frontiers Prize, an international award created to recognise young women making exceptional contributions to physics. The prize was presented in April 2026 by Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA, together with Yuri Milner. Carolina received $50,000 and became the first scientist ever to receive this new distinction.What makes her story particularly remarkable is that Carolina completed her PhD in Physics
When AI Starts Improving Itself (opens the original)
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Greetings to all,Artificial intelligence is developing so quickly that some of the people working closest to it are becoming seriously concerned. Jacob Coxon, a former researcher at OpenAI and Anthropic, recently warned about the possibility of recursive self-improvement: AI systems becoming capable of helping to design better AI systems, which could then design even more capable ones. Evan Hubinger, who leads important AI safety research at Anthropic, has gone further, saying that he believes t
Can AI Help Us Age More Slowly? (opens the original)
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Greetings to all,For most of human history, ageing was simply something that happened to us. Today, scientists are beginning to look at it differently: not only as the passing of years, but as a collection of biological changes that can be measured — and perhaps modified. Our chronological age is the number on our birthday cake, but our biological age may tell another story. Two people of seventy can have bodies ageing at very different speeds. The great question of longevity research is no long
Who Needs a Steering Wheel? (opens the original)
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Greetings to my readers,On September 3, Tesla is holding a special Cybercab event in Austin, Texas. The Cybercab is a small two-seat electric vehicle designed from the beginning to drive without a human driver. There is no steering wheel and there are no pedals. Its distinctive golden exterior also makes it look quite different from the cars we are used to seeing on the road. The event is expected to reveal more about how Tesla plans to introduce these vehicles into its robotaxi network.Driverle
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