This former notorious red-light district is now one of the world’s top AI hubs – TechCrunch
This former notorious red-light district is now one of the world’s top AI hubs TechCrunch
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How to Implement Structured Output with Local LLMs – Towards Data Science
How to Implement Structured Output with Local LLMs Towards Data Science
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Mann, Badals & Warring-Channi on target as AI-generated videos reshape Punjab political campaign – ThePrint
Mann, Badals & Warring-Channi on target as AI-generated videos reshape Punjab political campaign ThePrint
Could AI create a ‘permanent underclass’?
San Francisco’s language is hyperbolic — but the technology could bifurcate the labour market
Could AI create a ‘permanent underclass’? – Financial Times
Could AI create a ‘permanent underclass’? Financial Times
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US satellites hunting secret nuclear tests accidentally detected first gamma-ray burst in 1967
Gamma-ray bursts are among the most powerful explosions observed in the universe. First accidentally detected by Vela satellites in 1967, they puzzled scientists for decades. Research later showed that these bursts come from distant cosmic events, including massive stars collapsing and neutron star mergers. Yet their powerful jets still hold mysteries.
This insect makes a house of silk and leaves and then carries it everywhere on its back
Bagworm caterpillars have an unusual way of protecting themselves. They build portable cases using silk produced by their own bodies and materials such as leaves, twigs and plant debris. The caterpillar carries this case wherever it moves, using it as both shelter and camouflage. The case grows as the caterpillar grows, with more material added
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How AI is breaking the British state
Britain has long pioneered new political models, from the welfare state in the 1940s to the “third way” in the 1990s. It is also unusually vulnerable to the march of AI-armed citizens, because its administrative traditions favour the written submissions that AI is so good at drafting.
What are datacentres doing to the places we love? In Slough, I found a bleak answer | John Harris
Whitehall wants to triple the UK’s number of datacentres – but demand for electricity and water means that could be at the expense of new homesAmid headlines about the UK’s drought, Europe’s wildfires and impossible global temperatures, it was 28C when I arrived in Slough last Monday. I was there to look around Slough Trading