Others are using AI to analyze “trip reports” to figure out what exactly psychedelic drugs do to our brains, I reported in March.  There’s lots of anecdotal data to draw from. Plenty... Read more »

The big breakthrough behind the new models is in the way images get generated. The first version of DALL-E used an extension of the technology behind OpenAI’s language model GPT-3, producing images... Read more »

Following a series of devastating fire years across the West, a number of states are increasingly funding efforts to clear out forests to reduce those dangers. That includes removing undergrowth, cutting down... Read more »

Podcast: Optimizing for convenience We’re in the middle of another major disruption in retail—one that’s been accelerated by the pandemic, and looks to take the convenience of e-commerce and apply it to... Read more »

Commonwealth is working on a compact, relatively inexpensive reactor that would cost hundreds of millions of dollars, instead of the billions it took to construct NIF. Its approach relies on superconducting materials... Read more »

On Monday, December 12, Twitter dissolved its Trust and Safety Council, a wide-ranging group of global civil rights advocates, academics, and experts who have advised the company since 2016. Meanwhile, Musk has... Read more »

Thank you for joining us on “The cloud hub: From cloud chaos to clarity.” Vishal Salvi, from Infosys, and Ross Anderson, a professor at Cambridge University, engage in an interesting discussion on... Read more »

Thank you for joining us on “The cloud hub: From cloud chaos to clarity.” Do-it-yourself (DIY) AI is mutually beneficial for IT and business teams in an organization: DIY AI allows IT... Read more »

Thank you for joining us on “The cloud hub: From cloud chaos to clarity.” Enterprises can drive value for their brands by accelerating data-driven consumer journeys across physical touch points, becoming autonomous,... Read more »