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| The Waving Flag | 31 May 2024 2:16 a.m. PST |
Blog post: I'm sure we have all noticed the torrent of news about AI. I've remained sceptical, but I've found some of the AI image processing tools to be well worth the trouble. Many of my recent images have been processed with the help of such tools. But that's not the subject of this post.Introduction
I recently, stumbled across perplexity.ai: billed as an AI assisted search engine. I started using it to research costume details for my Hellenistic project and I was impressed. The results are delivered in sentences with reference links and images (if appropriate). It also says if it doesn't know the answer; a nice touch. ADLG & the Madaxeman
Being curious, I created a few other searches including some related to Art de la Guerre (ADLG). Of course, they all contained a reference to the hub of Tim Porter's burgeoning mega-media-empire: madaxeman.com. link |
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gets his DNA results, and starts thinking about wargaming.