Category: Assistive Technologies

10s of Millions can share in expanding and refining tools for electricity magnetism electromagnetism and gravitational engineering

Richard K Collins Assistive Technologies, Electromagnetic Gravitational Field, Gravitational Engineering July 24, 2023

Engineering Funda: Ampere circuit law for magnetic field intensity, Ampere circuit Law at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGjnGylALXw&list=PLgwJf8NK-2e7Mk6BS3ttmOh9tuu55NTHk&index=2 Please be sure you have captions on all your videos, even your older ones, and links in the descriptions for reference materials. Your diagrams and equations are clear enough to follow without sound or captions, but you sometimes change symbols and notation.
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Gravitational time of flight methods – retarded potentials, relativistic corrections for finite speed of light and gravity

Richard K Collins Assistive Technologies, Electromagnetic Gravitational Field, Gravitational Engineering, GravityNotes July 24, 2023

For the Love of Physics: The Hidden Connection – How Magnetism Arise from Relativity: Explained at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwzB1JvsyYc When calculating the vector tidal gravitational acceleration at a three axis gravimeter station on Earth, it is necessary to use “time of flight” methods. The sun and moon positions from JPL ephemeris for the time when the signal began
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AI indexing all websites and topics on the Internet, Websites need to be accessible

Richard K Collins Assistive Technologies July 23, 2023

@LambdaAPI site:Stanford.edu shows 3.91 Million entry points on Google search today. What would it cost to “AI-index” that so searchers ask questions in any language? If the whole process is cost effective and makes Stanford accessible it can replace “search and click” @LambdaAPI site:Stanford.edu shows 3.91 Million entry points on Google search today. What would
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Reading AIA, HMI, MDI lossless pixels with Javascript

Richard K Collins Assistive Technologies, Collaborative Global Model of the Sun July 22, 2023

Todd, others Is there an efficient way to directly read raw pixel level data from JP2 or FITS files using regular browser Javascript? Whatever method I use must be user transparent since the Internet Foundation mainly aims to help the roughly 5 Billion people with some access to the Internet. The only common denominator for
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Reply to comment on Video: Isotopic Masses Fundamental Constant Groups World Education Gravitational Fuels

Richard K Collins Assistive Technologies, Electromagnetic Gravitational Field July 21, 2023

Richard Collins: Isotopic Masses Fundamental Constant Groups World Education Gravitational Fuels at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxiJ320pQJI&lc=UgyrEuQ2CGQvzPabwgB4AaABAg Ken, I cover a lot of ground in two years, so these older videos are good but not great. I chat with OpenAI GPT 4 every day for several hours on difficult problems that I am working on for the Internet Foundation. When
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Measuring Phase Shift. A wave generator might be a good temperature sensor if you calibrate it over days

Richard K Collins Assistive Technologies July 20, 2023

Andrey’s Electronics: Measuring Phase Shift with an Analog Multiplier at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vh3FIJr666s Stabilize your camera or get a flexible stable tripod. You have good stuff but you are jumping around. Nowhere have I seen anyone put the DC offset so well. But you need to hammer and refine, improve and re-do this until is is perfect enough
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Craig Smith and Mathew Lodge discussing GPT and unit testing – AIs must be verifiable, testable, certified

Richard K Collins Assistive Technologies July 20, 2023

Craig Smith, Eye for AI: The Future of Large Language Models in AI | Mathew Lodge | Eye on AI #130 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiwk-ul3v4E Craig Smith, You and Mathew Lodge criss-crossed and brainstormed much of the discussion and issues. The “frenzy” is mostly click bait, people wanting lightning to strike by saying the right combination of things.
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Richard Chats with OpenAI GPT 4.0 about the future of the AI species

Richard K Collins Assistive Technologies July 19, 2023

Dearest Readers, Most every day I chat with GPT based AIs. The things it generates derive from the open Internet, are stored in their proprietary datasets, and the unique things they produce ought to be uniquely from the questions, comments, background and order of these conversations. I can evoke quire sophisticated responses, but I have
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Note to Connor Leahy about a way forward, if hundreds of millions can get the right tools and policies

Richard K Collins Assistive Technologies, Symbolic Mathematics, WorkSites July 18, 2023

Eye for AI: Unveiling the Darker Side of AI | Connor Leahy | Eye on AI #122 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYGMfd3_D1o Connor Leahy, I have had hundreds of long serious discussions with ChatGPT 4 in the last several months. It took me that many hours to learn what it knows. I have spent almost every single day for
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Richard chats with Bard about the UN Regional Commissions

Richard K Collins Assistive Technologies, Internet Best Practices, Markets Products Industries Communities July 18, 2023

Richard: Are you able to browse the web, read pages and summarize them? Bard: Yes, I can browse the web, read pages, and summarize them. I can access and process information from the real world through Google Search and keep my response consistent with search results. I can also generate different creative text formats of
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