We occasionally see animals that don’t look like they belong in the 21st century. Here are seven prehistoric-looking creatures that stand out more than most.
697: The (Short) Path to Artificial General Intelligence — with Dr. Ben Goertzel.
696: Brain-Computer Interfaces and Neural Decoding — with Prof. Bob Knight.
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Earth is immense, but we only live on a thin shell of its surface. So what if we built a planet with only that thin shell, or with several layers of them?
A research group led by Prof. Liang Xu from the Anhui Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, Hefei Institutes of Physical Science of Chinese Academy of Sciences, propose a coupling analysis model revealing the flow characteristics and control laws of a multi-needle Electrohydrodynamics (EHD) pump.
A recent study of Iceland’s Krafla volcanic caldera suggests hidden magma pools may be lurking under many of the world’s volcanic systems.
Study identifies the nuclear protein Pin1 as pivotal in the regulation of senescence, offering new avenues for senotherapeutic development.
America has found the ‘Mine of the Apocalypse’ with energy for millennia: 5 trillion of the most futuristic source under these states.
The find includes two ancient chariots, a wealth of bronze objects, and answers to some lingering questions.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg believes open-source language models like Llama are the future of AI. The company is investing heavily in computing power for its next-generation model and expects AI chatbots to become ubiquitous on websites soon.
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“I think we’ll look back on Llama 3.1 as a turning point in the industry, where open-source AI started to become the industry standard, like Linux,” Zuckerberg said during the latest earnings call.
