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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? A nice YT video on A.I Post 303042330 by RavinderSingh13 on Saturday 21st of December 2019 10:53:10 PM

12-21-2019

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Originally Posted by Neo

Hi Ravinder,
What did you find 'nice' about this video?
Please give us some details of your thoughts and some analysis plus your conclusions, if any.
Thanks!

Hello Neo,

Sorry for not mentioning details in post.

What personally I like is the way A.I progressing in video they shown how they are making a baby(virtual one) learn by feeding data to it(I believe how feeding data works for a normal chatbot samething they using here). They are also applying A.I in music, where they feed different percentage data(music) one to program(robot) and then many new combinations of music comes. These are the things which I like so thought to share it in here.

Thoughts on this: I believe may be in future we could use A.I (robots) on securing our borders and we could also use it in medical Fields, though I am not sure how much they are using it as of now.

Thanks,
R. Singh

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NAME

       zeya - a web music server

SYNOPSIS

       zeya [-h | --help] [--backend=backend] [--path=path] [-b | --bitrate=bitrate] [-p | --port=port] [--basic_auth_file=file]

DESCRIPTION

       Zeya  is  a  streaming music server that brings your music to any computer with a web browser. It reads your music library, lets you browse
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       The client runs entirely in the browser using the HTML5 draft standard technologies (no plugins or external players are needed).

OPTIONS

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       --backend
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       -b, --bitrate
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