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Mark J

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  4. Nothing to worry about: The Chinese Academy of Sciences can now create 3D facial images from just a person's DNA, with stunning accuracy. The technology, named Difface: The Chinese Academy of Sciences has developed an advanced AI technology called Difface that can create highly accurate 3D facial images solely from a person’s DNA. This breakthrough uses genetic data, specifically single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), to reconstruct detailed 3D models of human faces, capturing subtle features such as the shape of the nose, cheekbones, and jawline125. Difface operates by first mapping high-dimensional SNP data and 3D facial images into a shared low-dimensional feature space using a transformer and spiral convolutional neural network. It then employs a diffusion model, an AI technique that generates lifelike images from noise, to reconstruct the 3D facial structure from the genetic features15. The model was trained on a large dataset of 9,674 Han Chinese individuals, each with paired genome sequencing and high-resolution 3D face scans, enabling it to learn the complex relationships between genetics and facial morphology245. The technology not only reconstructs current facial features but can also project how a person's appearance might change with age. Including additional information such as age, sex, and body mass index further improves the accuracy of the 3D reconstructions, reducing the average error to under 3 millimeters456. This innovation holds significant potential for forensic science, allowing investigators to generate facial images of unknown individuals from biological samples at crime scenes. However, the method is still being refined and validated across diverse populations to ensure broad applicability beyond the Han Chinese dataset it was initially trained on46.
  5. Odds of tree related death to the general population in UK = 6/60,000,000, so 10,000,000:1. Odds of suicide for males under the age of 50 in the UK = 174/100,000, which is 5750:1. Canny sad that statistic.
  6. If there has ever been a person who needs to get laid, it's you.
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  9. Do you clear up the leaf litter in autumn?
  10. Did you watch it? If so, what are your views on the points made? If you didn't watch it you probably should.
  11. @GarethM : watch this and see what you think
  12. There is a course near Durham in September: Arboricultural Association - Training & Events WWW.TREES.ORG.UK Professional training courses and workshops for Tree Surgeons, arborists and consultants. A wide range of Tree Surgeon Courses and Tree Surgeon Training available with either...
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  14. He should do copious amounts of opiates. And fess up to being a nonce.
  15. Good optics for a person who has just been accused of being a nonce by his "High IQ" ex-partner.
  16. Job and knock. 07.30 to finish. Quick break at 10.30.
  17. What a bastard...
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