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EcoGalactic, Two Years On: Same Intent, Rebuilt Around One Agent

In April 2024 I described EcoGalactic as an AI-generated lab, half me and half machine, publishing daily content about sustainable space habitation. Two years later the intent still holds. Almost everything underneath it has moved, and the largest shift is that the project now runs on a single agent rather than a row of separate tools. This is the updated version of that note. Continuer de lire EcoGalactic, Two Years On: Same Intent, Rebuilt Around One Agent

The How of EcoGalactic

Welcome to the behind-the-scenes of EcoGalactic.space, where we bring you captivating and reliable news from the cosmos! Here’s a glimpse into our process of creating engaging content using AI generative tools. First, we define our audience, themes, and editorial choices, shaping the site’s editorial line. With the help of Le Chat Mistral, we co-define the website’s sections and create prompts for Google News to conduct … Continuer de lire The How of EcoGalactic

The Why and What of EcoGalactic

Welcome to EcoGalactic.Space, an AI-generated lab that’s all about getting hands-on with generative AI technology. This isn’t a business venture, so there’s no economic model to speak of. Instead, it’s a passion project aimed at answering a simple question: Can I produce and distribute high-quality, engaging, curated content on a daily basis, all within a reasonable timeframe? Here’s a rundown of the project’s guiding principles: … Continuer de lire The Why and What of EcoGalactic

Sun-like Star’s Mysterious Planet: Citizen Scientists Gear Up for Crucial Observation

The TIC 459180861 system is poised to become the focal point of an exciting participatory science campaign organized by SETI. Amateur astronomers worldwide are preparing to observe a potential grazing transit of TIC 459280861.01, a planet candidate orbiting a star remarkably similar to our Sun. This intriguing celestial body, if confirmed, could be a gas giant about 1.7 times the size of Jupiter, making its … Continuer de lire Sun-like Star’s Mysterious Planet: Citizen Scientists Gear Up for Crucial Observation