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Reminder—ALL advanced driver assistance systems available today require the human driver to be in control and fully engaged in the driving task at all times. https://t.co/OpPy36mOgC
https://twitter.com/PeRossello/status/1769035370031694214
Where Were Unicorn Founders Born?
New result on immigrants & US economy
For 1,078 founders of 500 US unicorns, I identified founders' countries of birth. Conclusion: Over four out of ten unicorn founders are first gen immigrants.
@StanfordGSB #startups #immigration #unicorn
Tender - Like Tinder, but only for photos of your loved ones
Swipe through your favorite photos of your loved ones. Create albums, share memories, and spread love - one swipe at a time.
Laurence Tratt: The LLM-for-software Yo-yo
On the Biology of a Large Language Model
We investigate the internal mechanisms used by Claude 3.5 Haiku — Anthropic's lightweight production model — in a variety of contexts, using our circuit tracing methodology.
Understanding LLMs from Scratch Using Middle School Math | Towards Data Science
In this article, we talk about how LLMs work, from scratch - assuming only that you know how to add and multiply two numbers. The article...
AI FOMO, Shadow AI, and Other Business Problems | Towards Data Science
What’s the state of AI in business these days, and how much does it cost us?
Small Data
Small Data Small data appears to be a very exciting movement that is moving the overton window away from Big Data onto much simpler and cheaper solutions ...
Toon3D: Seeing Cartoons from New Perspectives
LLMs are a 400-year-long confidence trick
In 1623 the German Wilhelm Schickard produced the first known designs for a mechanical calculator. Twenty years later Blaize Pascal produced a machine of an improved design, aiming to help with the large amount of tedious arithmetic required in his role as a tax collector.
The interest in mechanical calculation showed no sign of reducing in the subsequent centuries, as generations of people worldwide followed in Pascal and Wilhelm’s footsteps, subscribing to their view that offloading mental energy to a machine would be a relief.
Packing The World For Longest Lines Of Sight
Does AI Get Bored?
S1: The $6 R1 Competitor?
Remote Work's Long-Term Effects: Why Dell and Amazon Are Bringing Employees Back
Discover why major companies like Dell and Amazon are ending remote work despite its popularity. This data-driven analysis reveals the hidden productivity and wellbeing challenges of long-term work from home arrangements that are reshaping workplace policies in 2025.
Mumbai’s Dharavi: What’s life like in Asia's largest slum?
Did you know that around 60% of Mumbai’s plastic waste is recycled at Dharavi? It is one of the biggest and most efficient ones in the world. Another thriving micro-economy is Dharavi’s leather industry. This leather industry is such an important part of Dharavi that there are tours that will even take you deep inside the factories where you will be able to see how leather goods are processed, from start to finish.
Indonesia bans Apple iPhone 16 in the country; calls phone's use “illegal” in the country
TECH NEWS : Indonesia has banned the iPhone 16 due to Apple's unfulfilled investment commitments. The device is illegal without IMEI certification and cannot be s
Dependence on AI may deskill doctors: Lancet
Science News: NEW DELHI: It is well known that AI-use in medicine can improve diagnosis and disease management. But a new study published in Lancet Gastroenterology.
Why Surgeons Are Wearing The Apple Vision Pro In Operating Rooms
More than 20 surgeries have recently been completed by headset-wearing surgeons at UC San Diego Health.
https://time.com/6980349/how-cockroaches-spread-world
An Animated Guide to the Rare 2024 Cicada Co-Emergence
An animated look at what will happen in the upcoming emergence of Brood XIX and Brood XIII, when more than a trillion cicadas will surface.
How Cloud Seeding Works and Why It’s Wrongly Blamed for Floods From Dubai to California
After record rainfall—most recently in Dubai—weather modification programs have come under public scrutiny. Here’s what experts have to say.
E-Bikes Overtake Buggies for Some Amish - This E-Bike Life
In some Amish communities these days, e-bikes are beginning to outnumber buggies on the roads. Horse-drawn buggies, long a symbol of the Amish lifestyle, are finding less use as more people in Amish communities adopt electric-powered bicycles. In small Amish towns across America such as Sugarcreek, Ohio, Napponee, Indiana, and Kalona, Iowa, e-bikes are gaining Many in the Amish community are turning to e-bikes and their traditional using horse-drawn buggies less. Discover why the Amish love e-bikes.
Unitree Report by Andreas Makris
The Collapse of Self-Worth in the Digital Age | The Walrus
Why are we letting algorithms rewrite the rules of art, work, and life?
Putting the pieces together | The Tech
How does one fit in at MIT? Justin Yu ’25 seems just like the person to ask that.
The Nature and Creation of Chaordic Organizations - The Systems Thinker
e are living on the knife’s edge of one of those rare and momentous turning points in human history. Liveable lives for our grandchildren, their children, and the children’s children hang in the balance. The Industrial Age, hierarchical, command-and-control institutions that, over the past four hundred years, have grown to dominate our commercial, political, and […]
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