youtu.be/tqgCYExGxN0?... Una bellissima chiacchierata con Marc Mezard sulla relazione tra fisica ed AI, su come si aiutano a vicenda.

🎶 SonicWeb – An herakoi spin-off! 🎨✨ Turn any image into music! No real-time hand tracking with AI this time, just an easy and fun way to explore colors and sounds using your mouse (on your pc) or touch (on your phone). Enjoy, and create your melodies! 🔊 Link to try it in the comment..

#10 puntata del podcast #umAnI Parliamo con Vera Gheno di: - sociolinguistica, - immaginare futuri con le parole, - AI, modelli di linguaggio e impatto sulle teorie del linguaggio, - tante altre cose interessanti :) Enjoy! youtu.be/vrxqnkWx3_8?...

If you're interested in AI4Science, a research grant is available to work with me and Mattek Briganti (Dep of Chemistry) on a cool interdisciplinary project: AI for the Design of Open-Shell Nanographenes for Quantum Computing Applications. Reach out if you're interested! www.unifi.it/it/intellige...

Nuova puntata del podcast umAnI! Assieme a Lorenzo Pino intervistiamo Giovanni Covone e parliamo di: - pianeti extrasolari, - astrobiologia, - ricerca della vita nello spazio, - le storie dietro le scoperte fondamentali. Enjoy 🌏🔭🚀✨ youtu.be/EPpTbkX_gj0?...

Nuova puntata del podcast #umani Parliamo con Edwige Pezzulli del - rapporto tra scienza e società, - questione di genere, - visione di una scienza "plurale", - importanza della divulgazione intesa come ridistribuzione del bene comune scientifico. youtu.be/SoSzjzfGesg?...

The word planet comes from the Greek πλανῆται (planētai), meaning "wanderers", used in ancient times to describe the celestial bodies moving against the backdrop of the "fixed stars." I find it so beautiful :) #astronomy

There's a lot of physics in next token prediction

See and hear #herakoi in action (JWST alert!)

Tiny, but significant milestone for #herakoi! Earlier this year, the SAIt invited me and @micginolfi.bsky.social to present our "motion-sensing sonification experiment" at the VITEII workshop. And today, we got a short proceeding out on #arxiv: arxiv.org/abs/2412.09152 🌌🔭🐡🧪

The dome of the Duomo di Firenze, crafted by the genius of Brunelleschi, as seen from the public Oblate Library—a gem in the heart of a historic convent. Perfect place to spend my Saturday morning reading a great popular book on exoplanets by Giovanni Covone :) #florence #italy #history #library

"Modelling Brain Function" by Daniel J. Amit (from 1989 🤯) is such a great visionary book, filled with pioneering ideas drawn from physics that became the backbone of modern neural nets theory. If he were alive today, he’d probably have shared this year’s Nobel with Hinton & Hopfield. IT book in 📷

Hi! I’m still figuring out how to use this platform, so I thought I’d share my new beautiful bike with you :) After riding 10k km with my trusty old ebike, I realized I wasn’t using it as much since moving to Florence. Now a good friend is riding it, and I have this little beauty here instead :)

Batteries were invented in 1799 and changed the world but a good theory of electromagnetism came with Maxwell's equations in 1865. The same will happen with recent AI developments, I think. We'll understand things (eg LLMs reasoning), but meanwhile let's not fear the unknown.