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Libre Graphics Meeting

*LGM will be streamed and recorded*

Nothing can beat meeting in person, but the second best thing is live streams and recordings.

We are more than excited to be partnering with @chaoswesttv to broadcast the LGM live online and to capture the sessions on video for later viewing via media.ccc.de

While you can stay at home and enjoy the spectacle from afar, our speakers will have to travel to get into the focus of our cameras. To ease their effort, we are organizing a reimbursement program.

If you’d like to help make this possible, please consider donating. Your support makes all the difference—thank you!

Donate Here: ulule.com/lgm25nbg/

Original Announcement: libregraphicsmeeting.org/2025/

media.ccc.dehome - media.ccc.deVideo Streaming Portal des Chaos Computer Clubs
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Libre Graphics Meeting

The Call for Participation has concluded!

However, we can presumably fit some more contributions into the schedule; there might be a chance for latecomers to have their proposals included.

Read the official announcement:

libregraphicsmeeting.org/2025/

And follow us for further updates.

@lgm #lgm #lgm25 #libregraphics #libregraphicsmeeting

libregraphicsmeeting.orgThe Call for Participation has concluded. - Libre Graphics Meeting 2025 – RE:imagination, Nuremberg, Germany
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Miguel Afonso Caetano

"Niantic, the company behind the extremely popular augmented reality mobile games Pokémon Go and Ingress, announced that it is using data collected by its millions of players to create an AI model that can navigate the physical world.

In a blog post published last week, first spotted by Garbage Day, Niantic says it is building a “Large Geospatial Model.” This name, the company explains, is a direct reference to Large Language Models (LLMs) Like OpenAI’s GPT, which are trained on vast quantities of text scraped from the internet in order to process and produce natural language. Niantic explains that a Large Geospatial Model, or LGM, aims to do the same for the physical world, a technology it says “will enable computers not only to perceive and understand physical spaces, but also to interact with them in new ways, forming a critical component of AR glasses and fields beyond, including robotics, content creation and autonomous systems. As we move from phones to wearable technology linked to the real world, spatial intelligence will become the world’s future operating system.”"

404media.co/pokemon-go-players

404 Media · Pokémon Go Players Have Unwittingly Trained AI to Navigate the WorldNiantic says it is using data generated by Pokémon Go players to create a “Large Geospatial Model” that can navigate the real world and power robots.
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