Trump and Putin Photos for Comedy and Relief

If you have been reading social media, you probably have seen numerous TACO ( Trump Always chicken out) photos of Trump

This posting I am sharing with you some of the humorous, comical and satire photos of our current president. Enjoy!   

https://www.gettyimages.com/search/2/image?phrase=trump+taco

Meanwhile, my photo of the Day:

You Can Spot the World's Heaviest Eagle! Prepare to be awe-struck! The Philippines is the exclusive home of the Philippine Eagle, also known as the "monkey-eating eagle."

This isn't just any eagle; it's one of the largest and most powerful eagles in the entire world by length and wing surface area. It's critically endangered, which makes seeing one an extremely rare and privileged experience.

Its sheer size and majestic presence are truly breathtaking.

Lastly, here are the companies in the Chatbot Race ( From the Washington Post)

Companies in the chatbot race

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• OpenAI: The San Francisco-based artificial intelligence research lab launched as a nonprofit to build “artificial general intelligence” outside of Big Tech’s control. Since then, it’s transformed into a major corporate player, creating image generator DALL-E and chatbot ChatGPT. It is now for-profit and has partnered with companies including Microsoft and Salesforce.
• Google: The tech giant — long a leader in AI including via search — launched chatbot Bard after competitors’ offerings went viral. It is known for its LaMDA technology, a system for building chatbots based on large language models.

Their voices are their livelihood. Now AI could take it away.

• Microsoft: The software company invested billions of dollarsin OpenAI and teamed up to create a Bing chatbot, developed on GPT-4 technology. But there have been missteps, including when the chatbot went rogue, told reporters it has feelings and called itself Sydney — forcing the tech giant to reel it back in some ways.
• Meta: Even before ChatGPT, Facebook’s parent companyreleased a chatbot called Blenderbot, but it failed to gain traction. Its chief artificial intelligence scientist later called the bot “boring” because it was “made safe.”
• IBM: IBM was an early leader in artificial intelligence close to the current chatbot trends, most notably with its robot Watson, which captivated audiences on “Jeopardy!”
• Have a Good Thursday Afternoon, EveryOne