Is Keck’s Law Coming to an End? - IEEE Spectrum
After decades of exponential growth, fiber-optic capacity may be facing a plateau
After decades of exponential growth, fiber-optic capacity may be facing a plateau
We’re paying too much to deal with obsolete electronic parts
Bandwidth limits mean AI systems need too much DRAM, embedded-FPGA startup thinks its technology can change that
Discover how advanced AI systems are solving complex math problems, potentially predicting rare events like hurricanes and financial crashes.
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Darwin Gödel Machines use evolutionary AI to transform coding with recursive self-improvement, boosting productivity and challenging human expertise.
There's a huge amount of enthusiasm for AI for science, or using today's AI technologies to help with scientific discovery. Now, the "AI scientist" from the Tokyo-based startup Sakana AI is billed as the first tool that automates the...
Growing AI digital divide between countries will shape not just who benefits from AI, but who shapes it.
Researchers propose the Genie coefficient, a new metric for AI agent benchmarks that measures whether AI agents truly carry out a user's intent.
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