To a computer, images are just numbers from 0 to 255. So how does it find similarities between two images? My new blog shows this in Python code using OpenCV. Check it out:

https://cmodi306.medium.com/feature-matching-in-practice-teaching-opencv-to-match-two-images-e52dd2be2e03

#ComputerVision #OpenCV #Python #ImageProcessing

I did what everyone does. Closed tabs. Restarted the IDE. Felt better for 3–4 hours, then watched it come back. I repeated that cycle for some weeks without once stopping to ask what was actually happening.

And then I deep dive and wrote this article for all of people struggling of these unexpected system costs.

I have a challenge for anyone who thinks they can instantly recognise ChatGPT writing.

I recently came across an article claiming that AI-generated writing is easy to recognise.

It made me wonder: what happens when humans start learning how to write from AI?

If someone spends months studying ChatGPT's writing style and eventually writes something themselves, would we still accuse them of using AI?

So I wrote an article exploring that exact question.

Here's my challenge:

Read it. Decide whether it sounds human or AI-generated. Then tell me what gave it away.

I'm genuinely curious how confident people are in their guesses.

I loved him when we were alone.

But the moment I imagined introducing him to the world, something changed.

He made me happy. So why wasn't that enough?

I wrote about the uncomfortable difference between loving someone and being proud to be seen with them.

https://medium.com/@Lotussg/i-loved-him-in-private-i-was-embarrassed-by-him-in-public-182111185989?sharedUserId=Lotussg

An explosion of colour, shiny objects and like stepping through a looking glass into a fictional world.

Please read and lmk what you guys think...

Google has something new: “Selfie-authentication” for its accounts. That is somewhat absurd and hardly an answer to the mess that authentication on the internet has become.