🤖 AI Research - SOTA in Foreign Domains

Waiting for the results anxiously; for me it was a game changer. I got the most OOD paper possible, and managed to quickly show that the declared novelties weren't that novel. Researching sota in that foreign domain by hand would have taken me a day or two to do it properly.

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OOD Papers: Researching state-of-the-art (SOTA) papers in foreign domains can be time-consuming, but using OOD papers can help speed up the process.
Declared Novelties: Not all declared novelties in research papers are actually novel, and it's essential to verify the claims.
Time-Saving: Using OOD papers can save time and effort in researching SOTA papers in foreign domains.

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🚨 Security - LG TV Eavesdropping

‼️ BREAKING: Your LG TV is eavesdropping on you. It transcribes what you say, copies what is on your screen, and scans every device on your network, and researchers say the collection keeps running after you disconnect it, uploading the moment it reconnects. LG's ad-tech arm

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LG TV Eavesdropping: LG TVs are capable of eavesdropping on users, transcribing their conversations, and collecting data from their screens and networks.
Data Collection: The data collection process continues even after the user disconnects, with the data being uploaded as soon as the TV reconnects.
Security Concerns: This raises significant security concerns, as users may not be aware of the data being collected and used.

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🇸🇪 Conference - ECCV2026

Looking forward to spending the week in Malmö, Sweden 🇸🇪 attend @eccvconf #ECCV2026 This time around I will co-organize two workshops with a fantastic lineup: 8/9 The 2nd Workshop on Marine Vision 🐟 9/9 The 2nd Workshop on AI for Climate and Conservation 🌍

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ECCV2026: The ECCV2026 conference is taking place in Malmö, Sweden, with a focus on computer vision and AI.
Workshops: Two workshops are being organized, focusing on marine vision and AI for climate and conservation.
Co-Organizers: The author is co-organizing the workshops with a fantastic lineup of speakers.

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📁 Tool - Microsoft tgrep

Microsoft tgrep: grep for searches in large code bases, with client/server support , 7x-50x faster than ripgrep and ugrep

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Microsoft tgrep: Microsoft tgrep is a tool for searching large code bases, with client/server support.
Speed: tgrep is 7x-50x faster than ripgrep and ugrep.
Features: tgrep supports client/server architecture.

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🌀 Conference - WOOP

🌀 One day to go! Join WOOP tomorrow from 13:30–18:00 at #ECCV2026. 🎙 Invited talks: @RanjayKrishna , @vincesitzmann , @lealtaixe , @CarlDoersch , @_amirbar 🗣 Panel discussion: @vincesitzmann , @CarlDoersch , @_amirbar , @taiyasaki 🔗 https:// eccv26woop.github.io #ECCV2026 #WorldModels

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WOOP: The WOOP conference is taking place tomorrow, with a focus on world models.
Invited Talks: Invited talks will be given by @RanjayKrishna, @vincesitzmann, @lealtaixe, @CarlDoersch, and @_amirbar.
Panel Discussion: A panel discussion will be held with @vincesitzmann, @CarlDoersch, @_amirbar, and @taiyasaki.

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🤔 App Integration

We went from one inconvenient app per conference, to an infinite pool of apps of varying utility, and no way of knowing which one is good without investing time :) Any luck connecting subscription LLMs to these apps or official schedules without screenshotting hacks?

Key Points:

App Integration: The number of apps available for conferences has increased, making it difficult to determine which ones are useful.
LLM Integration: Connecting subscription LLMs to these apps or official schedules without screenshotting hacks is a challenge.
Time-Saving: Finding a reliable and time-saving solution for app integration is essential.

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