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- Want to understand the current state of AI? | MIT Technology Review
Great overview of the pace of progress on frontier models. The charts here are incredible. Despite predictions that development will plateau, AI models keep getting better and…
- We did the math on AI’s energy footprint. Here’s the story you haven’t heard. | MIT Technology Review
Good article attempting to get to the bottom of the electricity requirements of AI capabilities. The short answer by the way is it is super complicated because every task is…
- How Silicon Valley is disrupting democracy | MIT Technology Review
- A Minecraft town of AI characters made friends, invented jobs, and spread religion | MIT Technology Review
Super interesting way to experiment with large scale AI "agent" interactions. The team scaled up, pushing the number of agents in each simulation to the maximum the Minecraft…
- How AI assistants are already changing the way code gets made | MIT Technology Review
it is amazing how far this has come in a year. However, I’m still very bullish on software as a skill, and think this will not have a huge impact on the employment prospects of…
- How to fix the internet | MIT Technology Review
I generally agree with Notopoulos take on this, but I would clarify and extend a bit. In general, the explanation of "what is wrong" with the Internet is not much different than…
- What happened to microfinance company Kiva? | MIT Technology Review
- How to poison the data that Big Tech uses to surveil you | MIT Technology Review
If you can’t beat them, sabotage them? 💩 In a new paper being presented at the Association for Computing Machinery’s Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency conference next…
- Digital gardens let you cultivate your own little bit of the internet | MIT Technology Review
I hope this is a trend and it grows. I disagree with the reference to blogging being about large audiences. That was only for "Pro Bloggers" back in the day. There were always…
- How to prepare for the coronavirus like a pro - MIT Technology Review
Okay, before we get to the content here, can we stop putting some Twitter poll out and then embedding it in a news article like it is real data. This article cites a poll with 89…
- 10 Breakthrough Technologies 2019, curated by Bill Gates - MIT Technology Review
I love that Bill Gates has turned his attention to technology areas that are much more impactful to human health and happiness. You'll notice social networks and advertising…
- In 2019, blockchains will start to become boring - MIT Technology Review
Blockchain getting boring may be the best thing to ever happen to it.
- The Feds Are Wrong to Warn of “Warrant-Proof” Phones
For most of mankind’s history, the overwhelming majority of our communications were warrant-proof in the sense that they just disappeared. They were ephemeral conversations.
- 10 Breakthrough Technologies 2016
Which of today's emerging technologies have a chance at solving a big problem and opening up new opportunities? Here are our picks. The 10 on this list all had an impressive…
- Deep Learning Machine Teaches Itself Chess in 72 Hours, Plays at International Master Level | MIT Technology Review
It’s been almost 20 years since IBM’s Deep Blue supercomputer beat the reigning world chess champion, Gary Kasparov, for the first time under standard tournament rules. Since…
- A Stanford Professor Says His Digital Currency Is Better than Bitcoin | MIT Technology Review
A Stanford professor claims to have invented a Bitcoin-like system that can handle payments faster and with more security.
- A Bitcoin-Inspired Digital Currency, Stellar, Will Power Mobile Savings Accounts for Poor Teenage Girls | MIT Technology Review
Proponents of the digital currency Bitcoin have often argued that money made out of computer code could help poor people access financial services. But so far applications for the…
- Stewart Butterfield on Slack
- Data Mining Reveals How Social Coding Succeeds (And Fails) - MIT Technology Review
Of course, some projects are more successful than others. And that raises an interesting question: what are the differences between successful and unsuccessful projects on these…
- Max Levchin in Technology Review
Technology startups, especially those in Silicon Valley, love to talk about innovation. But how good are they at actually inventing and commercializing important technologies? Not…
- What Facebook Knows
It would far outstrip any regime past or present in how intimately it records the lives of its citizens. Private conversations, family photos, and records of road trips, births,…
- Why Simply Selling Our Airwaves Will Cost Us in the Long Run
The deficit super committee and congressional technology committees searching for new money are considering "incentive auctions" of the TV band spectrum. Versions of these plans…
- Human Brain Limits Twitter Friends To 150
The number of people we can truly be friends with is constant, regardless of social networking services like Twitter, according to a new study of the network.