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At D23, Matt Groening said he thinks the original The Simpsons: Hit & Run is “coming back in some form,” before showrunner Matt Selman quickly hedged the comment. The 2003 cult cla...
Bede Liu, an IEEE Life Fellow remembered as one of the founders of digital signal processing, died on May 7 at age The article notes his family and highlights his standing as a pio...
A study in JACC found that abdominal fat measures such as waist circumference and waist-to-hip ratio can better identify cardiovascular disease risk than BMI alone. Researchers sai...
Henrik and Johanna Karlsson argue that early-stage ideas are often too fragile for highly social environments like coworking spaces, where ridicule or premature feedback can push f...
The Verge highlights Your AI Slop Bores Me, a simple web game where users submit prompts and other humans respond while pretending to be an AI. The site mimics LLM mechanics with c...
The article argues that many teams rely on qualitative reviews of LLM outputs, which catch obvious issues but miss answers that sound plausible while failing against ground truth....
Anthropic detailed how Claude will add hidden patterns to AI-generated text so outputs can be identified by those with the right detection key. The company says the watermarking wi...
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