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Chinese Robotics Technology Security Concerns and Geopolitical Implications
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Today, I have tried to convince a proud European TED speaker that her wonderfully capable, presentable and affordable Unitree robots might contain backdoors, and relying on Chinese technology is no replacement for developing robotics capabilities of our own
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GDPval: New Method for Measuring Real-World AI Model Progress
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Just released GDPval: an early step towards better methods for measuring and forecasting real-world model progress.
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Logo Programming Experiment with Python Turtle Package
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Interesting. I am experimenting logo programming using python turtle package.
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Caltech Team Achieves Record with 6,100-Qubit Quantum Computing Array
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WebGazer.js Eye Tracking: Browser-Based Computer Vision
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Messing around with WebGazer.js for eye tracking Pretty wild what your browser can do with just a webcam https://
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$54B Public Funding Accelerates Quantum Computing Adoption
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With over $54B in public funding announced, quantum computing is no longer just a research endeavor. For companies, preparing now means staying ahead of the next digital revolution. Source @VisualCap Link https://
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LLM Energy Efficiency Improves 100000x in Decade
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Energy efficiency in LLM inference has improved 100,000x in the past 10 years — demonstrating that accelerated computing is sustainable computing. Josh Parker, head of sustainability at NVIDIA, explains how. #ClimateWeekNYC
— NVIDIA (@nvidia) 25 septembre 2025
Learn more: https://t.co/vcmmpQALjx pic.twitter.com/I0s7tNceCdEnergy efficiency in LLM inference has improved 100,000x in the past 10 years — demonstrating that accelerated computing is sustainable computing. Josh Parker, head of sustainability at NVIDIA, explains how. #ClimateWeekNYC Learn more: https://
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Perplexity Search API: Completeness, Freshness, Speed
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We built Perplexity Search API around three criteria: 1. Completeness + freshness + speed
2. Fine-grained content understanding
3. Hybrid retrieval and ranking. The system processes ~200M daily queries using distributed crawling/indexing, multi-stage ranking, and dynamic