Russian Ransomware Gang Attack Destabilizes UK Royal Mail
Plus: Joe Biden’s classified-documents scandal, the end of security support for Windows 7, and more.
When Did the Anthropocene Actually Begin?
Scientists want to pinpoint the technology that marked when humanity became a “geological superpower.” On the short list: the H-bomb and the modern chicken.
For AI adoption, ‘culture eats strategy for breakfast’
Company culture is a primary obstacle to AI adoption. Advice from experts on how to change culture to welcome AI into your business.Read More
Adopting AutoML: Let’s do a reality check
AutoML can’t define and automatically solve statements. But, it can solve pre-defined statements with relevant data and features. Read More
OpenAI, Georgetown, Stanford study finds LLMs can boost public opinion manipulation
A new study by scientists at Stanford University, Georgetown University, and OpenAI show impact LLMs can have on manipulating public opinion.Read More
Top AI startup news of the week: InstaDeep, DeepL, Pachyderm and more
There were key AI startup acquisitions this week, as well as new funding in a variety of sectors. Here are six companies that made headlines.Read More
The Key to California’s Survival Is Hidden Underground
The state is ping-ponging between severe drought and catastrophic flooding. The solution to both? Making the landscape spongier.
Google’s Muse model could be the next big thing for generative AI
2022 was a great year for generative AI. 2023 got a big start as Google introduced its latest text-to-image model, Muse, earlier this month.Read More
AI Isn’t Hollywood’s Villain—It’s a Flawed Hero
Far from ushering in the death of cinema, AI can help film the “unfilmable” and make cinema more collaborative.
‘Immer, Zlaz’ Reveals the Private Life of a Sci-Fi Genius
Writer Warren Lapine’s latest project is a collection of letters Roger Zelazny wrote to his friend Carl Yoke.