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The Bible & AI

Who would have thought that the Bible would be useful to us in today’s technology? 😮 Meta decided to use the New Testament to train an…

Who would have thought that the Bible would be useful to us in today’s technology? 😮

Meta decided to use the New Testament to train an ia for language recognition and reproduction 🤓.

While there are errors in the transcription of certain words or phrases, I am surprised that it has a 50% lower error rate than its competitors and can recognize more than 4000 languages 🤯.

I believe this advance represents a remarkable improvement in the ability to integrate multiple languages into digitals🖥️ platforms and applications📱. This will facilitate access to information for a wider audience, promoting greater inclusion and diversity lingüística🗣️

What do you think? 🤔

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Yuri Bravo
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With over 20 years of teaching experience and 25 years at the forefront of technology and Data Centers, Yuri Bravo is the ideal expert to guide your professional development. As an Electronic Engineer with dual Master's degrees (Strategic IT Management and Project Management), Yuri possesses the unique ability to translate the technical complexity of international standards into practical, actionable learning. His career is backed by world-class credentials that demonstrate his technical and strategic expertise: BICSI: DCDC (Data Center Design Consultant) and RTPM. Uptime Institute: ATP, ASA, and ATS. Project Management Institute: PMP. Alongside his deep knowledge of physical infrastructure, Yuri is a forward-thinking educator. He actively integrates Generative AI into his teaching methodologies, holding the Google AI Specialization certification, which he complements with GenAI studies from Vanderbilt University, Tecnológico de Monterrey, and PMI. He is a frequent international speaker, an active contributor to industry technical standards committees, and a published author in the prestigious ICT TODAY magazine.