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Minus K Congratulates winners of Minus K's Educational Giveaway - Vimarsana News

Minus K Congratulates winners of Minus K's Educational Giveaway

Celebrating its’ thirtieth year in business, Minus K Technology has to-date granted over $65,000 of its superior performing patented Negative-Stiffness low-frequency vibration isolators through their U.S. Educational Giveaway.

Rialto readies stage for Lucero, Nick Shoulders & Nikki Lane - Vimarsana News

Rialto readies stage for Lucero, Nick Shoulders & Nikki Lane

After a pandemic-induced sabbatical from hosting live music, Downtown Bozeman’s Rialto has returned to its former glory. The black box stage is set to

Source: bozone.com
How Holly Herndon, Mathew Dryhurst, and HaveIBeenTrained saved 80 million images from A.I. giant Stable Diffusion. - Vimarsana News

How Holly Herndon, Mathew Dryhurst, and HaveIBeenTrained saved 80 million images from A.I. giant Stable Diffusion.

Two musicians brokered a deal to save 80 million images from Stable Diffusion. Are they enablers or heroes?

Source: slate.com
Who's Who: Alia Bahanshal, artificial intelligence and data analytics expert - Vimarsana News

Who's Who: Alia Bahanshal, artificial intelligence and data analytics expert

Alia Bahanshal is an artificial intelligence and data analytics professional with experience spanning more than a decade. She was listed on the MIT Business Review Top 30 Arabic AI experts list in 2022. She received an International Data Corporation Excellence Award, Women in Technology & Business, in September 2021, for positively impacting business outcomes, work cultures,

Musicians with deep local ties return to Stanford with genre-pushing project Diving Dame - Vimarsana News

Musicians with deep local ties return to Stanford with genre-pushing project Diving Dame

For multitalented, multidisciplinary musicians Zach Moses and Freddy Avis, their Jan. 27 performance at Stanford University’s Bing Studio will be a special homecoming of sorts.