Ai – How to learn the new technology

Artificial Intelligence (Ai)

Learning AI (Artificial Intelligence) involves acquiring knowledge and skills in various areas like machine learning, data science, programming, and neural networks. Here’s a step-by-step guide to get started:


1. Understand the Basics

  • What is AI? AI involves creating systems that can mimic human intelligence through learning, reasoning, and problem-solving.
  • Key Concepts: Machine Learning (ML), Deep Learning, Natural Language Processing (NLP), and Computer Vision.
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The Benefits of a Rippled Mind

The metaphor of a “rippled mind” conjures an image of a tranquil lake disturbed by a single drop, creating ripples that expand outward infinitely. This evocative concept, while not a standard term, captures the essence of a dynamic, responsive, and reflective state of mind. A rippled mind is one that is sensitive to experiences, fluid in thought, and capable of profound depth. In this blog post, we will explore the numerous benefits of cultivating and embracing a rippled mind, showing how it can enhance creativity, emotional intelligence, adaptability, and overall mental well-being.


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Australia’s Aged Care Face Malnutrition

Malnutrition is one of the most serious problems facing older Australians and is placing increased pressure on aged care services. With studies indicating fifty per cent of residents in aged care homes are malnourished, staff are faced with the dilemma of increasing nutrition intake for residents who often have small appetites. Although malnutrition is not a normal part of ageing, older people are more susceptible to being malnourished due to physical and mental factors associated with ageing as well as substandard meals provided to them. Serve food that looks like food they are used to. Remember this generation ate meat and three vegetables.. not chicken cacciatore that looks like vomit.

Left untreated, malnutrition results in more admissions to hospital and longer stays, undesirable weight loss, increased risk of falling, increased susceptibility to infection, pressure ulcers, slow healing of wounds and ultimately increased mortality rates. Continue reading “Australia’s Aged Care Face Malnutrition”