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Princeton University princeton.edu · 10h
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Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard handle.invalid · 9h
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The Japan Times japantimes.co.jp · 18h
Japan’s SkyDrive hopes to have flying cars in service by 2028, with regulatory approval from the Japanese government key to achieving that goal.
Japan’s SkyDrive hopes to have flying cars in service by 2028

Regulatory approval from the Japanese government is key to achieving the company’s goal.

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BehavEcolPapers behavecolpapers.bsky.social · Feb 6
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Astrobiology astrobiology.bsky.social · Feb 5
ExoDNN: Boosting Exoplanet Detection With Artificial Intelligence. Application to Gaia Data Release 3 astrobiology.com/2026/02/exod... #astrobiology #AI #exoplanet #astronomy
ExoDNN: Boosting Exoplanet Detection With Artificial Intelligence. Application to Gaia Data Release 3 - Astrobiology

We combine Gaia Data Release 3 and artificial intelligence to enhance the current statistics of substellar companions

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The New York Times nytimes.com · Feb 5
Some athletes battered by concussions are desperately searching for relief beyond conventional medicine. Researchers see potential in the brain-stimulating power of psilocybin mushrooms.
N.F.L. Careers Scarred Their Brains. Could Mushrooms Provide Relief?

Some athletes battered by concussions are desperately searching beyond conventional medicine. Researchers see potential in the brain-stimulating power of psilocybin mushrooms.

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engisphere engisphere.bsky.social · Feb 5
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Fast Company fastcompany.com · Feb 5
"Large language models look powerful, but they are fundamentally rented intelligence." f-st.co/HWOc3n4
This is the next big thing in corporate AI

Everyone has access to models trained on the basically the same data, but world models are putting an end to that phase.

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Unbiased Science handle.invalid · Feb 5
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Fast Company fastcompany.com · Feb 5
Snowflake thinks AI coding agents are solving the wrong problem f-st.co/H9MMygn
Snowflake thinks AI coding agents are solving the wrong problem

As coding agents stumble in production, the battle for enterprise AI is shifting to the governed data layer.

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The Verge theverge.com · Feb 5
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CMU School of Computer Science scsatcmu.bsky.social · Feb 5
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MIT Technology Review technologyreview.com · Feb 5
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Fast Company fastcompany.com · Feb 5
Fundamental, which just closed a $225 million funding round, develops "large tabular models" for structured data like tables and spreadsheets. f-st.co/E8HNRj0
Are LTMs the next LLMs? This new type of AI can do what large-language models can't

Fundamental, which just closed a $225 million funding round, develops "large tabular models" (LTMs) for structured data like tables and spreadsheets.

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EBRAINS ebrains.bsky.social · Feb 5
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WIRED wired.com · Feb 5
Entertainment about or made with artificial intelligence has been missing the mark with viewers over the past year. www.wired.com/story/hollyw...
Hollywood Is Losing Audiences to AI Fatigue

Entertainment about or made with artificial intelligence has been missing the mark with viewers over the past year.

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Science X / Phys.org sciencex.bsky.social · Feb 4
Patterns of visual motion created by eye movements help the brain interpret object motion and depth in 3D space, offering new insights for visual perception and virtual reality technology. doi.org/hbnpnd
Eye movements help the brain see in 3D: Research challenges long-standing assumption

When you go for a walk, how does your brain know the difference between a parked car and a moving car? This seemingly simple distinction is challenging because eye movements, such as the ones we make when watching a car pass by, make even stationary objects move across the retina—motion that has long been thought of as visual "noise" the brain must subtract out.

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Georgia Tech College of Engineering gatechengineers.bsky.social · Feb 4
With "epidermal virtual reality," Georgia Tech engineer Matt Flavin is using haptics to create a realistic sense of physical touch that could help blind people navigate their environments or stroke patients stabilize their gait. b.gatech.edu/4qdego9

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