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DataTau

  • Why NYC is a Great Place to Break into AI
  • A Simple Guide to Semantic Segmentation
  • Better Preference Predictions: Tunable and Explainable Recommender Systems
  • Intro to forecasting with FB's Prophet (python)
  • Overview of the different approaches to putting ML models in production

Search Engine Land

  • 5 KPIs to measure paid media success and 5 to measure business success
  • LinkedIn Message Ads: Everything you need to know
  • TikTok unveils 5 new advertising tools
  • Google Search expands Store ratings to more countries
  • Google calls out DOJ’s ‘radical’ proposed breakup plan

Natural Language Processing

  • Many opportunities for discrimination in deploying machine learning systems
  • Column squishing for multiclass updates
  • Humans can still extort more money from me than machines can
  • Structured prediction is *not* RL
  • Initial thoughts on fairness in paper recommendation?

CMU LTI

  • LTI Student Wins NYC AI Hackathon
  • Fried Awarded 2023 Okawa Research Grant
  • New LTI Director To Usher in 'Responsible Thinking' at CMU
  • LTI Researchers Win Four Times at ACL
  • LTI Launches New Graduate Certificate in Computational Data Science Foundations

MIT Tech Review

  • The Download: California’s AI power plans, and and why it’s so hard to make welfare AI fair
  • California is set to become the first US state to manage power outages with AI
  • The Download: cybersecurity’s shaky alert system, and mobile IVF
  • Cybersecurity’s global alarm system is breaking down
  • The first babies have been born following “simplified” IVF in a mobile lab

IEEE Spectrum

  • International STEM Students Are Turning Away From the U.S.
  • Video Friday: Reachy Mini Brings the Cute
  • Pixar’s Art Challenge Highlights IEEE’s Electrical Science Roots
  • Ensuring Technology Is Tailored for An Aging Population
  • The Internet of Things Gets a 5G Update

Ars Technica

  • We saw the heart of Pluto 10 years ago—it’ll be a long wait to see the rest
  • Pebblebee tracker’s new SOS alert reminds us that updates can be good for gadgets
  • Merger of two massive black holes is one for the record books
  • Reddit’s UK users must now prove they’re 18 to view adult content
  • Study finds AI tools made open source software developers 19 percent slower

CSAIL

  • Chasing complexity
  • Using artificial intelligence to improve early breast cancer detection
  • Parallel programming may not be so daunting
  • CSAIL principal investigator receives two ACM SIGSOFT awards
  • CSAIL computer vision team leads scene parsing challenge

Popular Science - Robots

  • Prime Day is over. If you forgot a vacuum robot, grab this one for 68% off
  • Get a free Milwaukee M12 tool worth up to $159 with purchase at The Home Depot
  • World’s most accurate clock requires a 2-mile laser beam
  • When blood hits clothes, physics takes over
  • 17 fascinating images from the 2025 Shark Photographer of the Year awards

ArXiv

  • Cognitive Dissonance Artificial Intelligence (CD-AI): The Mind at War with Itself. Harnessing Discomfort to Sharpen Critical Thinking
  • Non-linear, Team-based VR Training for Cardiac Arrest Care with enhanced CRM Toolkit
  • Think Clearly: Improving Reasoning via Redundant Token Pruning
  • Recurrent Expansion: A Pathway Toward the Next Generation of Deep Learning
  • Efficient Triple Modular Redundancy for Reliability Enhancement of DNNs Using Explainable AI

GitXiv

  • handwriting recognition
  • tree restruction TLS
  • blstm-cws : Bi-directional LSTM for Chinese Word Segmentation
  • Character-level Convolutional Networks for Text Classification
  • wordCNN[2] Sensitivity Analysis of CNN sentence classification(2015) - Review(2015)

ScienceDaily: AI News

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VentureBeat

  • Anthropic launches finance-specific Claude with built-in data connectors, higher limits and prompt libraries
  • Amazon launches Kiro, its own Claude-powered challenger to Windsurf and Codex
  • Remaining Windsurf team and tech acquired by Cognition, makers of Devin: ‘We’re friends with Anthropic again’
  • AI’s fourth wave is here — are enterprises ready for what’s next?
  • The human harbor: Navigating identity and meaning in the AI age

AITrends

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KDnuggets

  • How to Optimize Your Python Code Even If You’re a Beginner
  • PyNarrative: An Excellent Python Library for Data Storytelling
  • 7 Python Statistics Tools That Data Scientists Actually Use in 2025
  • 10 Surprising Things You Can Do with Python’s datetime Module
  • Generative AI: A Self-Study Roadmap

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TechRadar

  • Top AI image generator announces unlimited usage - so get creating now
  • A workstation PC with 540TB storage is within reach — this tower case can hold up to 15 x 36TB Seagate HDDs
  • Would you buy a 500g laptop with a 7-inch display? $500 GPD MicroPC 2 netbook will appeal to makers and geeks, but I fear the rest of us won't see the appeal
  • Google Gemini can be hijacked to display fake email summaries in phishing scams
  • HBO’s Harry Potter TV show begins production, and one first-look costume is already spot-on

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Fark

  • Brits swear like motherf*ckers. Aussies toss a couple wankers on the barbie and call it a day. America is full of assholes. Difficulty: poll excludes "feck", "bollocks", and The Irish [Amusing]
  • And then they came for the taco trucks [Sad]
  • Music stolen from Beyonce's car. Police on lookout for Irish vampire [Strange]
  • Everything America touches dies [Murica]
  • Woman who voluntarily gave up sex for a year wants you to buy her book about it, will soon be releasing her follow-ups on becoming a vegan, converting to atheism, and attending Princeton [Facepalm]

USATODAY

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MarketWatch - Bulletins

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SmithsonianMag

  • Have Eagle-Eyed Experts Found This 316-Year-Old Stradivarius Violin That Was Looted During World War II?
  • An Arizona Resident Died From the Plague. Here's What to Know About the Rare Disease
  • Historic Grand Canyon Lodge Destroyed by Wildfire as Blaze Continues Across National Park's North Rim
  • A California Gull Hitched a Ride on a Garbage Truck and Took an 80-Mile Journey to a Compost Facility. Then It Happened Again
  • Check Out Ten Spectacular Space Images From the Astronomy Photographer of the Year Contest

Phys

  • This Earth-sized exoplanet is on a death spiral
  • Researchers work to make industrial catalytic converters more efficient
  • Next-gen rod LEDs could transform smartphones and TVs with ultra-bright and color-rich displays
  • New AI tool deciphers mysteries of nanoparticle motion in liquid environments
  • Enriched asymmetric π electrons in chainmail catalyst boost acidic hydrogen evolution

Science News

  • Imaging scans show where symbols turn to letters in the brain
  • Electrodes show a glimpse of memories emerging in a brain
  • Climate misinformation may be thriving on YouTube, a social scientist warns
  • Murray Gell-Mann’s ‘totalitarian principle’ is the modern version of Plato’s plenitude
  • Alzheimer’s targets brain cells that help people stay awake

New Scientist

  • Complex knots can actually be easier to untie than simple ones
  • Water might be even more important for alien life than we thought
  • Climate scientists urge others to take up CO2 tracking as US cuts loom
  • Built-in fire extinguishers can prevent battery explosions
  • Nor'easters slamming New England are growing more powerful

Scientific American News

  • Stunning Comet Could Photobomb This April's Total Solar Eclipse
  • The Industrial Designer behind the N95 Mask
  • An Evolutionary 'Big Bang' Explains Why Snakes Come in So Many Strange Varieties
  • JWST Is Tracking Down the Cosmic Origins of Earth's Water
  • Flimsy Antiabortion Studies Cited in Case to Ban Mifepristone Are Retracted

Live Science

  • Penny-sized laser could help driverless cars see the world so much clearer
  • 4,000-year-old human rib discovered high in the Pyrenees still has an arrowhead from a brutal attack
  • Russian volcano grows 'devil horns' and spits out 1,000-mile-long river of smoke — Earth from space
  • Archaeologists discover that parties 11,000 years ago were BYOB — bring your own boar
  • Scientists detect most massive black hole merger ever — and it birthed a monster 225 times as massive as the sun

Discover: Top Stories

  • When Shopping With Friends, Our Brains Sync Up on Decisions
  • This Pterosaur Lived Over 200 Million Years Ago in Arizona and Was the Size of a Sea Gull
  • Microscopic Crystals Are Behind Blue Sharks' Ability to Change Color
  • BLOBS 1,500 Miles into Earth's Mantle May Cause Massive Volcanic Eruptions on the Surface
  • The Seven Sisters Eclipse Will Temporarily Block Stars From View

Discovery News

  • DNA Captured From 2,500-Year-Old Phoenician
  • Could Clay Help Attack Superbugs?
  • Penguin Chicks Hatched Using Artificial Insemination
  • Elaborate Neanderthal Structure Found
  • Could MacBooks Come with Cellular Service?

Popular Mechanics

  • Navy’s USS Zumwalt to Fire Hypersonic Missiles
  • China’s Hypersonic Weapons Are Doubly Devastating
  • Bill Gates Wants to Build All the Nuclear Reactors
  • Behind the Scenes on NASA’s Lunar Rover Testing
  • New Chip-Based Laser Sets Internet Speed Record

TEDTalks

  • This is what the future of media looks like | Hamish McKenzie
  • The catastrophic risks of AI — and a safer path | Yoshua Bengio
  • How to make climate stories impossible to ignore | Katherine Dunn
  • What if the climate movement felt like a house party? | Matthew Phillips
  • The AI revolution is underhyped | Eric Schmidt

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