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A Massachusetts YouTuber built the world's first PoE-powered driveway gate with cameras and a strobe light to prevent unauthorized turnarounds on his remote property, showcasing an innovative and cost-effective security solution using Power over Ethernet technology.
The article compares lesser-known AI chatbots Luzia, Elicit, Poe, and Le Chat with ChatGPT, highlighting their unique features and market niches, such as Luzia's focus on students, Elicit's academic research capabilities, Poe's multi-chatbot platform, and Le Chat's speed and privacy focus, illustrating the diverse landscape of AI chatbots beyond the well-known ChatGPT.
If you're unable to use a Wi-Fi connection for your security camera, there are alternative options available. These include using an LTE/cellular security camera, installing a PoE (Power over Ethernet) camera, finding a security camera with local storage, or using a traditional DVR/DVR security system. Connecting to a hotspot on a phone or laptop is not a sustainable fix.
Poe, the AI chatbot platform developed by Quora, has introduced a Mac app and several updates, allowing users to have multiple simultaneous conversations with the same AI bot and access Meta's Llama 2 model. The platform is also planning to launch an enterprise tier for companies to manage the platform for their employees. Poe aims to be the central hub for AI chatbots, offering unlimited access to all bots on its platform for a subscription fee of $19.99 per month or $200 per year.
Quora's AI chatbot app, Poe, now allows users to create their own bots using prompts and existing bots as a base, such as ChatGPT and Claude. The new feature will enable users to direct bots to perform highly specific tasks, such as outputting text in the style of a favorite author or aimed at a certain audience. The app has already generated $520,000 in gross revenue and has 1.17 million installs. Quora plans to cover all the costs involved with operating this feature for the time being, including the LLM fees, which could get expensive if any bots become popular.
The MikroTik RB5009UPr+S+IN is a low-power RouterOS router with a single SFP+ 10GbE port, eight RJ45 ports, and a USB port. It can be powered via a barrel jack power input, a DC terminal on the side, or all eight RJ45 ports with PoE-In capabilities. The unit is passively cooled and has a Marvell 88F7040 CPU, 1GB of RAM, 1GB of storage, and a Marvell 88E6393 switch chip.
Quora's chatbot app Poe is launching a paid subscription tier that will allow users to ask questions to bots powered by GPT-4 and Claude+. The subscriptions cost $19.99 per month or $199.99 per year and are currently only available on iOS or Apple Silicon-powered Mac. Free users can ask one question per day, while paid users are capped at 300 GPT-4 and 1,000 Claude 1.2 messages per month. The service warns that once a user reaches the monthly limit, "bot availability or quality may be reduced."