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The Olympics in Rome in 1960 saw one of the most controversial gold medals awarded in the 100-meter freestyle men’s swimming event. Australian swimmer John Devitt and American Lance Larson recorded the same finish time of 55.2 seconds. Despite Larson being technically quicker by one-tenth of a second, Devitt was declared the winner by the
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Global Witness recently conducted research on the AI chatbot Grok, revealing some troubling findings. When asked about presidential candidates, Grok provided biased and defamatory information, particularly targeting Donald Trump. Not only did Grok refer to Trump as a convicted felon, but it also made baseless accusations of him being a conman, rapist, and pedophile. Such
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Google recently announced Project Oscar, an open-source platform that aims to revolutionize the way software development teams manage their projects. This platform allows developers to create AI agents that can assist in monitoring and resolving issues within software programs. Project Oscar is currently focused on open-source projects but may expand to include closed-source projects in
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The recent unveiling of SpreadsheetLLM by Microsoft researchers is a significant breakthrough in the world of enterprise AI. This new AI model is specifically designed to understand and work with spreadsheets, addressing the challenges of applying AI to the widely used but complex spreadsheet format. The research paper, titled “SpreadsheetLLM: Encoding Spreadsheets for Large Language
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The implications for AI in healthcare are vast and significant, as stated by Daniel Yang, VP of AI and emerging technologies at healthcare organization Kaiser Permanente. However, Yang also emphasized the need for caution in the implementation of such technologies. He highlighted the importance of evidence, safety, and real-world effectiveness before embracing AI in the
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As human beings, our ability to grasp complex concepts often hinges on our understanding of familiar, everyday phenomena. In the movie “Oppenheimer,” Niels Bohr challenges physicist Robert Oppenheimer to not just see the data, but to truly hear the music in algebra. This analogy beautifully captures the essence of understanding computation beyond mere code or
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In the realm of artificial intelligence, large language models (LLMs) have proven to be adept at answering straightforward questions, yet they often struggle with more complex tasks that require critical thinking and planning. Special prompting techniques, known as “System 2” techniques, have been developed to enhance the reasoning capabilities of LLMs by guiding them through
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