YOLO26＋ByteTrackでリンゴの品質判定と個体カウント🍎🏭 🔹リンゴを個別に検出・追跡し、正常品と損傷品を分類 🔹進行方向を考慮したライン通過判定で重複カウントを防止 🔹フレーム間の多数決で判定を安定化し、品質別の個数・割合を表示 開発：Muhammad Rahman Shahid氏 情報元はリプ欄。

1993 Canon New Belpia photocopier ad with Baby Godzilla, roughly translating to “Even if it’s small, it’s a Godzilla” and “It is born”.

Miden co-founder @azeemk argues the answer to rogue AI transactions may be simple: don’t ask the agent to behave, make the forbidden transaction impossible. "We ended up creating a solution to our own problem, which we call Guardian. You can think of it like a two-of-three multisig, where you have a hot wallet, a cold wallet key that's stored, and then you can have a third guardian that would be a signer." "As we started building out, we started seeing, wait, you can actually put an AI in here and give the AI parameters it needs to follow." "The human would be able to enable guardrails into Miden Guardian, and then have it do the things it wants while being comfortable knowing you can't somehow convince the agent to send $300,000 to someone." "But if you could encode that it literally can't, that's fascinating." @0xMiden

Masahiro Sakurai says originality in video games doesn’t always lead to sales but an industry without originality will die a slow death. “I am going to say something pretty harsh, but originality doesn’t really have much of an impact on sales. I actually think it ranks pretty low on the priority list. Everyone likely feels the same way, right? For example, with convenience store drinks, there probably aren't many people who go out and try every single new drink that comes out. The more accustomed people become to something, the closer it gets towards being a standard, or rather, I think people tend to want a taste that matches their preferences and meets their expectations. However, an industry that loses its originality will ultimately just die a slow death. I believe the industry exists today because of the people who pioneered new inventions and created new forms of enjoyment. The Game Designers Award” will come to an end, but I hope you will continue to look out for novelty, originality, and the unique qualities that set a game apart. Thank you very much for everything.”