Don’t you see? To get out of my predicament, I tried to think from a very young age. I got to uncommon results, which is a reason for concern, especially since I remain out if distribution despite absorbing and emulating as much of the canon as I could.
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Leading Scientists Discuss AI’s Role in Accelerating Scientific Discovery
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Leading scientists and experts from various disciplines will convene on May 5 for an interdisciplinary discussion of where AI is genuinely accelerating discovery, and what it means for the future of scientific research. Join us: https://
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Tau3-Bench Timing Concerns Against Competing Models
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Not sure if this is a good look since most of the competing models were released BEFORE Tau3-Bench
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Open Source AI Will Win Against Popular Narrative
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Contrary to the recent popular narrative, Opensource AI will win
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Gödel’s Complexity: Why Deep Math Shouldn’t Be Oversimplified
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A little Gödel can evidently do a lot of harm. Don’t try to inhale before you can roll your own. Hofstadter was reckless, in putting him into a coffee table book. I fear most readers ended up confused.
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World Wide Telescope: Revolutionary 3D Universe Visualization Technology
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Years ago I launched Microsoft Research's World Wide Telescope, which let you see 30 different telescopes worth of data.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 29 avril 2026
I cried when I saw it. Knew it would deeply change our understanding of the universe.
But this is way cooler than looking at a 2D screen. https://t.co/waLnkCuPKGYears ago I launched Microsoft Research's World Wide Telescope, which let you see 30 different telescopes worth of data. I cried when I saw it. Knew it would deeply change our understanding of the universe. But this is way cooler than looking at a 2D screen.
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DeepLearningAI at AI Dev 26 San Francisco Conference
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Day 2 at AI Dev 26 in SF surrounded by the best builders. Find us at booth 121. @DeepLearningAI
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Mayo Clinic Publishes Breakthrough AI Healthcare Research Study
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Full research published today by the Mayo Clinic:
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AI Detects Pancreatic Cancer 16 Months Earlier Than Doctors
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AI keeps moving up the timeline on cancer detection. Mayo Clinic just built an AI called REDMOD that spots pancreatic cancer on routine CT scans 16 months before doctors do. It caught 73% of early cancers. On scans more than two years before diagnosis, it was nearly 3x better.
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AI Models: Betting on Progress Without Existential Risk
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they're making a bet that models get smarter and/or more useful than they are today, but not so smart and/or useful that they just eat everything on top of them. there's a lot of "this technology is totally different than anything that came before" but "woah woah not so