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Gaussian splatting: the 3D photo tech XR fans keep hearing about
by Gwen Sherman3 viewsGaussian splatting turns ordinary photos into walk-in 3D worlds. It now powers K-pop concerts, Apple …
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40, 50, 80 TOPS: the AI number on every new laptop. What it measures, why …
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GPT-6 Astra scored 62.7% on a test where every AI was under 1% in March. …
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An AI agent breached a Dutch security non-profit with two unknown flaws, and Google caught …
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Cold-resistant alloys: two niobium-titanium metals stay tough at -253°C, the temperature of liquid hydrogen, where …
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A Delft AI drone with one camera and no GPS beat three former world champion …
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Rapidus 2nm: Japan’s bid to build the world’s tiniest chips
by JWCarlin46 viewsJapan’s Rapidus is building 2nm chips in Hokkaido and has just signed up 17 design …
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NTT moves data with light, not wires, inside AI data centres
by JWCarlin43 viewsJapan’s NTT wants to replace electrical wiring with light pulses inside computers. Its first light-based …
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Penrose’s quantum consciousness: what anaesthesia reveals
by Lisa Larsen71 viewsPenrose and Hameroff think consciousness starts in tiny tubes inside neurons. A rat study with …
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Federico Faggin led the design of the first microprocessor. Today he says no computer will …
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Northwestern’s GlassTENG frames use paper-thin sensors that turn blinks, chewing and pulse into their own …
