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Maryland AI Research Raised More Questions Than Answers
The University of Maryland is delaying campuswide deployment of its AI-powered Virtual Study Assistant (VSA) after a randomized study failed to produce clear conclusions about its effects on learning.
OpenAI unleashes hundreds more math results upon a field already in shock
OpenAI claims its newest internal AI model has produced 372 mathematical and theoretical computer-science results, just one month after the company announced an AI-assisted solution to the Navier–Stok
Surprisingly Complex Waves Reveal the Brain’s Inner Workings | Quanta Magazine
Recent neuroscience research suggests that traveling electrical waves in the brain are far more complex and functionally important than previously believed. Traditionally observed as simple planar osc
Ultrasound-based pacemaker noninvasively steadies the heart
MIT engineers have developed a wearable, noninvasive pacemaker that uses ultrasound to regulate heartbeats, potentially offering a surgery-free alternative to conventional implanted devices. The syste
Study explores which pairings of people and AI agents perform best | Gary Riccio, Ph.D.
Gary Riccio argues that “human-AI collaboration” should not be treated as a single phenomenon. AI may function as a task tool, mirror, critic, translator, memory aid, drafting partner, or simulator of
Unpacking My Statement on Generative AI
Nathaniel Rivers argues that generative AI should be understood not as an inevitable technology but as a designed and promoted project shaped by identifiable corporate interests. He contends that high
The Pangram Backlash Unfolding on College Campuses
Four years after ChatGPT’s release, colleges remain uncertain how to address AI-assisted cheating. Timothy Paustian, a University of Wisconsin biology professor, used hidden prompts and AI detectors t
China Decoded: How China’s spy boss signaled his agency is taking control of AI
The article argues that China’s approach to AI safety is defined by acceleration and comprehensive state control rather than restraint. Chen Yixin, head of China’s Ministry of State Security (MSS) and
book by Charles Perrow
*Normal Accidents: Living with High-Risk Technologies* is a 1984 book by Yale sociologist Charles Perrow that examines complex systems and why major accidents are often inevitable. Perrow argues that
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mesodyne.com
Mesodyne’s LightCell is a cutting-edge, military-grade power generation system designed for reliable use in demanding environments. Developed from breakthrough technology originating at MIT’s Institut
How to CAD Almost Anything with Fusion 360 | How to CAD Almost Anything | Aeronautics and Astronautics | MIT OpenCourseWare
This MIT OpenCourseWare page presents **RES.16-002: How to CAD Almost Anything with Fusion 360**, a **non-credit** course offered during **January IAP 2024**. The course is taught by **Andy G. Eskenaz
AI Use Appears to Have a "Boiling Frog" Effect on Human Cognition, New Study Warns
A recent study warns that reliance on AI for cognitive tasks—like writing, studying, and coding—can impair intellectual abilities and persistence. Researchers found that while AI assistance initially
Blue Origin halts New Shepard flights - SpaceNews
Blue Origin announced on January 30 that it will suspend flights of its New Shepard suborbital vehicle for at least two years to focus on lunar exploration efforts. This decision comes after New Shepa
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Michael Truell, cofounder and CEO of Cursor, addressed concerns about the concept of "vibe coding" at the Fortune Brainstorm AI conference. He highlighted that while generative AI offers significant a
Inside the Proton, the ‘Most Complicated Thing’ Imaginable | Quanta Magazine
The proton, a positively charged particle at the core of every atom, remains one of the most complex objects in physics, exhibiting various forms depending on experimental conditions. Initially descri
Cryptographers Show That AI Protections Will Always Have Holes
Recent research by cryptographers reveals that the security filters designed to protect AI models like ChatGPT are inherently flawed and can always be bypassed. These studies demonstrate that the dual
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