MIT Technology Review
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MIT Tech Review and MachineLearningMastery.com discuss AI agents
MIT Technology Review's newsletter, The Download, featured a piece on orchestrating AI agents, alongside a separate item on building AI agents in Python using Pydantic. The former touches on broader technological applic…
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It’s time to make a plan for nuclear waste
With renewed interest in nuclear power driven by tech companies needing data center energy, the US faces a critical need to address its long-standing nuclear waste problem. Despite producing thousands of tons of waste a…
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AI's economic viability in the workplace remains uncertain, with studies showing models struggle with real-world tasks.
Despite significant advancements in AI capabilities, many systems still struggle to demonstrate economic viability in real-world workplace applications. A recent study by Mercor found that AI agents from leading compani…
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Enterprises need unified data infrastructure to unlock AI's full potential.
Enterprises face significant hurdles in adopting AI due to fragmented and inadequate data infrastructure. Experts from Databricks and Infosys emphasize the need for unified, governed, and open data architectures to ensu…
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Sam Altman's World ID partners with Tinder, Zoom amid global privacy backlash
Sam Altman's Worldcoin project, which uses iris scans to create a digital identity, has partnered with major US companies like Tinder, Zoom, and Docusign to verify users and combat fraud. Despite these new partnerships,…
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DeepSeek launches powerful open-source AI model, rivals top closed-source options
DeepSeek has released preview versions of its new DeepSeek-V4 model, which it claims is the most powerful open-source platform and rivals closed-source models from OpenAI and DeepMind. The model has been adapted for Hua…
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Healthcare AI tools are widely adopted but their impact on patient outcomes remains unknown.
A new paper in Nature Medicine highlights a critical gap in the deployment of AI in healthcare: while many AI tools demonstrate accuracy, their actual impact on patient health outcomes remains largely unknown. Researche…
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Humanity's indelible mark on Earth raises questions about 'nature' and technological fixes.
The concept of "nature" is increasingly difficult to define as human influence permeates every corner of the globe, from microplastics in rainforest animals to chemical contamination in remote lakes. Technologies are no…
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Michelle Kim shares interests in virtual idols, a Russian teacher's struggle, and a comedian's series
This article highlights three distinct cultural interests of Michelle Kim, an editorial fellow at MIT Technology Review. She discusses the virtual K-pop group Isegye Idol, which resonates with Gen Z South Koreans seekin…
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Sequential Learning and Catastrophic Forgetting in Differentiable Resistor Networks
Researchers have developed a novel analog network of resistors capable of performing machine learning tasks without a traditional processor. This system, based on transistors, can learn and adapt to new tasks, demonstra…