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Midjourney became famous for generating AI images. Now it's building a machine that scans the human body!! Not a joke. The company just unveiled the Midjourney Scanner: a full-body ultrasound system that claims to create detailed 3D body maps in about 1/🧵

@commonerr This looks like the earlier Caste-system in India..We have definitely reduced lot of caste based discriminations by providing them reservations & provisions Guess China has to learn from us. At the end of the day it's about how well the people are living in the country.

For years, social media has pushed one-sided comparisons: India’s slums vs China’s skyscrapers and high-speed trains. The narrative was simple: China developed, India didn’t. Now, many Indians on X are pushing back using China’s own problems. 1/5

For a long time, as a Learning Experience Designer, I had worked closely with healthcare,pharma and educational clients who required highly detailed illustrations of human anatomy, medical scans, and complex biological processes. One of the biggest challenges was communicating these requirements effectively to designers and illustrators. Most illustrators come from an artistic background rather than a medical or scientific one, making it difficult for them to accurately interpret intricate anatomical structures, physiological processes, subtle visual cues, and microscopic biological functions. Medical illustration is a highly specialized field. Medical illustrators are often tasked with visualizing entirely new concepts such as an innovative surgical technique, the molecular mechanism of a breakthrough cancer therapy, or a newly discovered phenomenon in the natural world. In many such cases, there are no existing reference images available, making the creation process both demanding and time-consuming. With the emergence of AI-powered tools like Midjourney and DALL·E, I believe the lives of designers and learning professionals have become significantly easier. These tools can accelerate ideation, visualization, and prototyping in ways that were previously unimaginable. However, they are still evolving, and human expertise remains essential especially when accuracy, scientific rigor, and novel discoveries are involved. We're undoubtedly moving in an exciting direction, but there's still much to learn and improve.....

@LXDPolymath Very insightful! I agree that human oversight is needed to train these AI models for accuracy especially in novel and complex medical cases.

Someone: There is no such thing as a real-life Subway Surfers character She 💅:

🤔 What's the most unexpected company pivot you've seen? An AI image company building medical scanners has to be near the top of the list

Midjourney became famous for generating AI images. Now it's building a machine that scans the human body!! Not a joke. The company just unveiled the Midjourney Scanner: a full-body ultrasound system that claims to create detailed 3D body maps in about 1/🧵

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be ending. The age of data companies may be beginning 6/6

@bluezoneinsider I generally buy from street vendors..They don't pack it and we can see which ones they are picking

Many a times during my visits to Asia (Eg. Thailand, India) where coconuts are abundant and drinking coco water is common sight, I have NEVER seen anyone offer mature coconuts for drinking - only the young ones. And here's possibly why: 🤔 1/4

@AgateDragon Damn they are sooooo cute!!!!!!!!!!!

Neon elephants 🐘 #pixelart

@JkJerry I feel when the system is at failure even though if they ban the app, this will continue. Telegram is the hub of many educational operations and they are aYt loss with this structure...

I can't laugh more 😂 Anyway @telegram always deserves for their privacy concerns and illegal content. Video Credit: @iampolitical7 Instagram

What do you think? Does banning a platform reduce harm, or does it mostly push the activity somewhere else?

Telegram was temporarily banned in India over concerns it was being used to distribute leaked NEET exam papers. But here's the bigger question: Can banning the platform actually stop the leak? 🤔 1/🧵

The interesting challenge isn't finding where leaked papers appear. It's finding how they escaped in the first place. Sometimes fixing the symptom feels decisive. Fixing the cause is much harder 5/5

This is a pattern we see everywhere. People often target the tool because it's visible. But the real problem usually lives deeper in the system 4/