Macsen vs Manifest6

Scroll down for English Mae Macsen yn feddalwedd cynorthwyydd personol Cymraeg cod agored tebyg i Alexa neu’r Google Assistant. Ystyr cod agored yw y gall unrhyw un weld, addasu a dosbarthu’r cod fel yr hoffen nhw. Mae’n gweithio fel ap ar ffôn neu dabled yn ogystal â fersiwn ar-lein. Mae’n bosib siarad gyda Macsen mewn Cymraeg naturiol er mwyn gofyn iddo gwblhau tasgau neu ofyn am wybodaeth, Erbyn hyn, mae gan ap Macsen nifer o sgiliau, gan gynnwys y gallu i chwarae cerddoriaeth Cymraeg ar Spotify, rhaglenni ar S4C Clic, rhoi’r golau ymlaen neu i ffwrdd, adrodd y newyddion diweddaraf, darparu rhagolygon y tywydd, defnyddio ChatGPT, cyfieithu lleferydd Saesneg i destun Cymraeg a thrawsgrifio lleferydd Cymraeg i destun. Felly mae modd teipio yn ogystal â defnyddio’r llais i ofyn cwestiynau a rhoi gorchmynion i Macsen. Rydyn ni’n defnyddio’r project hwn i ddangos beth allwn ni greu wrth ddatblygu technoleg lleferydd a deallusrwydd artiffisial Cymraeg. Rydyn ni’n cyhoeddi’r cydrannau a’r adnoddau perthnasol yma yn agored ar y Porth Technolegau Iaith, er mwyn i ddatblygwyr eraill hefyd fedru’u defnyddio. Rydyn ni wrthi yn gwneud ymchwil pellach i’w wella, a’i alluogi mewn sefyllfaoedd eraill. Macsen is an open source Welsh language voice assistant similar to Alexa or the Google Assistant. Open source means that anyone can see, adapt and distribute its code as they wish. It works as an app for phones and tablets. An online version is also available. You can speak in Welsh to Macsen to ask it to do various tasks or provide information. Its growing set of skills include the ability to play Welsh Language music through Spotify, programmes through S4C Clic, turn the light on or off, get the news and weather, use ChatGPT, translate spoken English to Welsh text and transcribe Welsh speech to text. We are using this project to show what we can create when developing Welsh language speech technology and artificial intelligence. We publish relevant components and resources with open licences on the Welsh National Language Technology Portal, so that other developers can also use them. We are also undertaking further research to improve it, and to enable it in other environments.

In Europe, to fly a private light airccraft across international borders the jurisdictions of the countries concerned need to be notified (with the exception of intra Schengen movements in the EU) The UK was one of the first to introduce a facility to submit the required check information online some 10 years ago. OnlineGAR.com was set up to make this much speedier and simpler. Different jurisdictions all require similar information – what is the aircraft, a Manifest of those on board, and the journey details. This is variously know as a ‘General Aviation Report’ (GAR) or a General Declaration (GenDec) OnlineGAR.com was a UK based website which is authorised to submit required documentation for cross border private general aviation flights in the UK Since the changes made by UK Border Force to require passenger checking OnlineGar.com can no longer provide a web base service. Its role has been taken over by the MyGar apps. full explanation is available on MyGar.net The Apps will run in a standalone configuration on Iphones/iPads/Android/Windows and Mac desktops. Information for the cross-border submission is drawn from the user’s own files and is not stored in the cloud except that any user with a valid cloud service such as google drive, dropbox or iCloud may store information in their own personal cloud storage and recall it even if working on a different platform elsewhere PPR-pal/MyGar (Manifest6) will also assemble in PDF form similar Border Entry documentation for several other jurisdictions other than UK. (Ireland, Isle of Man, Guernsey Jersey, Belgium and Holland). Copies of such Border Entry documentation are often accepted by handling agents in many countries. PPR-pal/MyGar makes it easy to share such information as the user chooses entirely controlled by the user. The UK no longer accepts paper forms so to use PPR-pal one must also have a member registration on the MyGar.net website to use the apps, but PPR-pal/MyGar(Manifest6) allows the user to exclusively control his own information storage. Cloud providers such as Google and Dropbox require developers to explain why they need access to user sensitive data. The developers of PPR-pal(Manifest6) DO NOT have access DO NOT share users data with anyone at all. Emails ID’s or journey details are entirely closed and open only to the user. They are only stored on the user’s cloud account if the user approves and then such data is only accessible to the user. Absolutely no sharing for marketing or other purposes takes place – Only the user can see the users data.