Greg Wilson

@greg.materialmachinelearn.ing

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Data scientist, aerospace engineer, coffee geek, sarcastic more often than not https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-wilson-6212572/

Musicology Duck’s photo of Trump’s Potemkin arch. The statue on top is clearly lady liberty (crown and torch) but with angel wings coming out of her back.

Screenshot of Adobe Acrobat Reader helpfully offering to generate an AI summary of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata because "This appears to be a long document"

Picture of the classic duck/rabbit illusion, rotated to match the op’s picture

Willem Dafoe

Screenshot of the Perceptron demo app with a picture I uploaded. Text generated by the app:

You're looking at a dog's feeding area.
There's a
white tray with a paw print design
on a
wooden floor. The tray holds two
stainless steel bowls:
one with dog food
and one with water. This setup is perfect for feeding your pet. Just add the dog food to the left bowl and water to the right bowl.
Make sure to clean up after meals and keep the area tidy to maintain a healthy environment for your furry friend.

Michael Scott shaking hands with his boss, looking befuddled and meek

Chinese mantis doing its little dance. Folder for scale.

Panel from https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/aaaah
With text: WELL, EVEN SO, THE FACT THAT I COULD BELIEVE IT TELLS YOU SOMETHING ABOUT THE CURRENT STATE OF AFFAIRS.
AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAA AAAAAAAA AAAAAAA AAAAAA!

Big Balla from DOGE

A blurry picture of a lump or potato on a branch

Bill Heder as Stefon on SNL

Survivorship bias image of WWII airplane with red dots.

Meme of Anthony Adams rubbing his hands from behind a tree but it’s Warren Buffett. Made by ChatGPT

One woman did bring concerns about the project at Monday’s public hearing, voicing her disdain for the statues.

Braveheart horde shouting “dim tables!” and “fact tables!”

Screenshot introducing an Evaluation with LLM-as-a-judge feature from the AWS reinvent stream.

Error message from Ai2 OpenScholar saying it couldn’t find any relevant information for my query, and that it only supports Computer Science currently

Allen Downey showing the one statistical test to rule them all. A test statistic is selected as what you want about your data. You use the data to define a model of the population, simulate many realizations of the population, then look at the distribution of the test statistic in those simulated populations.

A biblically accurate angel, according to https://www.christianity.com/wiki/angels-and-demons/what-do-angels-look-like.html