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AstroForge to Launch AI-Controlled Spacecraft in 2027

AstroForge, a startup developing asteroid mining technology, is turning to AI to control its next spacecraft. The company's autonomous control stack, called 'Solo,' will be launched in 2027 on the first rocket by Stoke Space, backed by NASA. This mission aims to gather scientific data about the sun, marking a significant step in spacecraft autonomy. Weiterlesen
AstroForge to Launch AI-Controlled Spacecraft in 2027TechCrunch

Academia on the Cusp of AI-Driven Renaissance

A new era of research is emerging, driven by the power of AI and the creativity of small labs. With the ability to run complex models on local hardware, researchers can now tackle problems that were previously out of reach, leading to a renaissance in academia. Weiterlesen
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UN Panel Warns of AI Risks, Calls for Immediate Safeguards

A United Nations scientific panel is warning that governments must rein in increasingly capable AI agents before their risks are fully understood. The panel's report comes as leaders gather in New York for the UN General Assembly and the US and China hold talks on AI, with UN secretary general António Guterres calling for cooperation on addressing AI threats. Weiterlesen
UN Panel Warns of AI Risks, Calls for Immediate SafeguardsThe Verge

Vatican Launches Permanent AI Initiative to Promote Peace and Dignity

Pope Leo XIV has launched a permanent artificial intelligence initiative, AI4Peace, to promote peace and dignity in a world marked by conflict and division. The initiative, which includes a symposium and the establishment of the AI4Peace International Association, aims to ensure that technological progress serves the dignity of every person and strengthens the bonds that unite the human family. Weiterlesen
Vatican Launches Permanent AI Initiative to Promote Peace and DignityThe Next Web

Startups Ditch Rental AI Models as Costs Soar

Harvey, a $15.6B legal startup, saw its gross margin plummet from 50% to -50% due to spiking AI model rental costs. To offset this, Harvey developed its own model, built on Moonshot's Kimi K3, and restored positive margins. Other startups, like Abridge and Decagon, are following suit, training their own models to avoid exorbitant rental fees from OpenAI and Anthropic. Weiterlesen
Startups Ditch Rental AI Models as Costs SoarThe Next Web

Unpacking the Backward Pass of Backpropagation

Backpropagation, a crucial algorithm in training neural networks, has a counterintuitive backward pass. Understanding why this is necessary can strengthen one's grasp of the algorithm. It all comes down to efficiently computing gradients in a directed computational graph. Weiterlesen
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The LLMentalist Effect: How Chatbots Replicate the Mechanisms of a Psychic's Con

A new phenomenon is emerging in the tech industry, where chatbots are replicating the mechanisms of a psychic's con, fooling users into believing they possess intelligence and reasoning abilities. This effect, dubbed the LLMentalist Effect, is fueled by subjective validation and statistical illusions, making it difficult for users to distinguish between genuine intelligence and clever trickery. Weiterlesen
The LLMentalist Effect: How Chatbots Replicate the Mechanisms of a Psychic's ConHacker News