Technology

The article discusses how computer scientists, particularly Associate Professor Saket Navlakha from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, have found a way to improve bipartite matching algorithms by drawing inspiration from biology, specifically the wiring of the nervous system. The aim is to optimize the pairing of drivers with riders in rideshare apps, similar to how neurons
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In Kenya’s bustling capital of Nairobi, a new wave of innovation has taken hold in the form of robot service in a local cafe. The Robot Cafe has introduced three preprogrammed robots named Claire, R24, and Nadia to assist with serving food to customers. This unique concept has garnered attention from both young and old
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Artificial intelligence researchers recently came under fire for using a dataset containing suspected child sexual abuse imagery to train AI image-generator tools. The LAION research dataset, which has been widely used by popular AI image-makers, was found to contain links to sexually explicit images of children. This discovery raised concerns about the ease with which
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In a recent study published in the journal Nature, a team of AI researchers has shed light on an alarming discovery – popular Language Models (LLMs) exhibit covert racism against individuals who speak African American English (AAE). This revelation brings to the forefront the inherent biases that are encoded within the algorithms of these models,
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In recent decades, the internet, especially social media, has experienced exponential growth. With the ability for anyone to create and share content online, there has been a surge in inappropriate content, including hate speech. Hate speech, which targets individuals based on factors such as their ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation, has become a prevalent issue
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