An AI model that learns without human input—by posing interesting queries for itself—might point the way to superintelligence ...
By blocking access to artificial intelligence tools, schools are denying students a 24/7 tutor and leaving them unprepared ...
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16-year-old coding prodigy turns passion into real-world software
Self-taught teen Muhammad Khawarizmi has teamed up with a company to create a security program for national training.
Duah: Using puzzles, both at home and in classrooms, can restore the often-forgotten truth that learning happens in ...
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Building a Fusion-Ready Workforce: Why STEM and Trades Education Are Key to America’s Energy Future
Recent breakthroughs at U.S. fusion labs, along with new public-private partnerships, are bringing us closer than ever to ...
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Even the best AI models can't reliably do simple math
Artificial intelligence systems can write software and reason through complex problems. Yet even basic arithmetic can expose ...
That sounds impressive, but, as usual, the devil is in the details. In a press release that followed Monday's keynote, AMD ...
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When the AI bubble pops, Nvidia becomes the most important software company overnight
Today, Nvidia’s revenues are dominated by hardware sales. But when the AI bubble inevitably pops, the GPU giant will become ...
You followed the rules. You climbed the corporate ladder. So why does Gen Z seem to have more financial freedom than you?
On an episode of the "20VC" podcast released last week, Matt Fitzpatrick, the CEO of Invisible Technologies, said that one of ...
Who is Carina Hong, the 24-year-old Stanford dropout drawing Big Tech talent to her AI math startup?
At just 24, Carina Hong has become one of the most talked-about young figures in AI, a China-born mathematician who dropped out of a Stanford Ph.D. program to build the AI math startup Axiom Math.
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