EU AI Act’s possible open-source regulation sparks Twitter debate
Alex Engler never expected his Brookings article about the EU’s attempt to regulate open-source AI to stir up Twitter debate. Read More
Deep Dive: How AI content generators work
AI content generators cannot be subjective, no matter how great the ML training using structured data is, but their uses can be additive to marketing teams.Read More
Algolia improves site search functionality with Search.io acquisition
AI-powered site search and recommendations platform, Algolia, acquires Search.io, looking to boost relevancy with its API-driven technology.Read More
Kubernetes ML optimizer, Kubeflow, improves data preprocessing with v1.6
Kubernetes optimizer for machine learning, Kubeflow, has released v1.6, with security updates, improved runtimes and updated AI modeling.Read More
Scientists May Be a Little Too Excited About Weird Ideas
In her new book theoretical physicist Sabine Hossenfelder argues some of her colleagues may have gotten too excited about wild ideas like the multiverse.
Silicon Valley Is Obsessed With Its Evil Twin, TikTok
Plus: Reminiscing on Steve Jobs, a question for his loved ones, and a meltdown on the West Coast.
A Spotlight on the Art of Video Games
From books to the Museum of Modern Art, gaming is getting new kinds of recognition.
The Nighthawk RAXE300 Is Ideal for Gamer Families
Netgear’s Wi-Fi 6E router is a speedy, stable dream for gamers—if you can stomach or skip the subscriptions.
Why Watching Decluttering Videos Feels So Good
Turns out there’s a neurological reason you can’t stop clicking on YouTube closet purges.
Exploring reinforcement learning to control nuclear fusion reactions
A student in Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science (SCS) has used reinforcement learning to help control nuclear fusion reactions, a significant step toward harnessing the immense power produced in nuclear fusion as a source of clean, abundant energy.