3
2
Yes, You Can Trick AI into Exonerating Someone (braddelong.substack.com)
9
MAGA's attack on science is worse than it looks (noahpinion.blog)
3
Cat Is Being Nice? Think Again (nytimes.com)
14
A tiny cell that broke a big rule of biology (grist.org)
4
Grade distribution after switching from take home to in class (insidehighered.com)
2
'It's just his AI and my AI going back and forth' (fortune.com)
2
Decline of PhD Admissions Could Imperil a 'Generation of New Talent' (nytimes.com)
1
Dupes (product clones) took over the world (vox.com)
79
GLP-1 therapy increases visceral adipose tissue metabolic activity (wiley.com)
1
Stonehenge's Altar Stone Came from Scotland (arstechnica.com)
85
Larry Tesler pioneered cut-and-paste, the one-button mouse, WYSIWYG (2005) (ieee.org)
1
If your novel is too authentic people may not believe you (torforgeblog.com)
38
Piecing together the epic of Gilgamesh with NLP (nytimes.com)
7
'Weird and Daunting': 7k Readers Told Us How It Felt to Focus (nytimes.com)
1
$95M "Unaccounted for" in Synapse Collapse (nytimes.com)
132
Metal thieves in America's cities (nytimes.com)
3
Ammunition Vending Machines (gizmodo.com)
9
Babies babble with acquired accents (rawstory.com)
37
Volkswagen will invest up to $5B in Rivian (nytimes.com)
27
California moves to modify law letting workers sue employers (nytimes.com)
3
At least 13 communicable diseases are surging past pre-pandemic levels (bloomberg.com)
1
What Is a Quantum Battery? and When Will It Power My Laptop? (gizmodo.com)
3
AI in the Indian Election (schneier.com)
5
Diversity in security providers: SIM swap and Apple password manager (twitter.com/blader)
12
Where did the idea of the tin foil hat come from? (gizmodo.com)
46
Costco is building out an ad business using its shoppers' data (marketingbrew.com)
21
Ozempic and Wegovy Might Be Supercharging Your Taste Buds (gizmodo.com)
1
First 'bilingual' brain-reading device decodes Spanish and English words (nature.com)
19
500-year-old maths problem turns out to apply to coffee and clocks (newscientist.com)
159
Egypt's pyramids may have been built on a long-lost branch of the Nile (nature.com)
2
AI and holography bring 3D augmented reality to regular glasses (stanford.edu)
3
500-year-old maths problem turns out to apply to coffee and clocks (newscientist.com)
19
2.4M person study: Internet use boosts, not hurts, well being (nature.com)
33
New Strategy Could Lead to Universal, Long-Lasting Flu Shot (duke.edu)
1
Balloons Harm Wildlife. Florida Is Set to Ban Their Release (nytimes.com)
4
Wrong couple get divorced after solicitor 'clicks wrong button' (theguardian.com)
9
Commercial wing in ground effect plane (2018) (nextbigfuture.com)
1
The Robots Slicing Your Barbecue Ribs (wsj.com)
1
The Economic Luminary Who Loved Solar Eclipses (nytimes.com)
1
Marine Cloud Brighting geoengineering test in California (nytimes.com)
2
Seeing Too Much Light at Night May Raise Your Stroke Risk (gizmodo.com)
3
Ex-DoD Official Says Chinese-Made PCBs Plague U.S. Systems (eetimes.com)
3
IBM's Vela "AI Supercomputer" (eetimes.com)
63
FAA Audit of Boeing's 737 MAX Production Found Dozens of Issues (nytimes.com)
3
Amazon Cancels Fees for Customers Moving to Rival Cloud Services (bloomberg.com)
3
Leaked Russian military files reveal criteria for nuclear strike (ft.com)
1
The Ear Muscle That Could Hold a Key to Assistive Tech (eetimes.com)
66
Eclipse viewing at 30k feet: Delta to offer path-of-totality flight (delta.com)
1
The Looming Cheese Crisis (vox.com)
4
Viagra and Similar Drugs Might Help Keep Alzheimer's at Bay (gizmodo.com)
18
Welcome to the "neomedieval era": are states becoming obsolete? (vox.com)
26
Analysis of Bach's information-dense music (newscientist.com)
4
Using search to evaluate false news stories increases trust in those stories (nature.com)
1
Pigeon Collared as a Possible Chinese Spy Is Freed After 8 Months (nytimes.com)
2
Congress restores immediate R&D expensing for US R&D (pwc.com)
2
Sin-Eater (wikipedia.org)
3
Possible Cases of Transmitted Alzheimer's (nature.com)
4
Car T Cells as "vaccine" against aging? (cshl.edu)
53
Can autoimmune diseases be cured? Scientists see hope at last (nature.com)
3
Novel camera system lets us see the world through eyes of birds and bees (arstechnica.com)
88
The NSA Furby Documents (404media.co)
93
Arno A. Penzias, 90, Dies; Nobel Physicist Confirmed Big Bang Theory (nytimes.com)
0
What We Do to the Moon Will Transform It Forever (nytimes.com)
7
College students in hospital after hackers send graphic images to Discord server (cbsnews.com)
2
A Reporter's Journey into How the U.S. Funded the Bomb (nytimes.com)
35
Future gigantic solar farms might impact solar power elsewhere in the world (techxplore.com)
3
Why landing on the moon is proving more difficult today than 50 years ago (theguardian.com)
1
What counts as plagiarism varies by field (vox.com)
2
Congress wants to restrict RISC V exports (nytimes.com)
3
Missing Profits May Be a Problem for the Green Transition (nytimes.com)
1
Do we really live in an "age of inequality"? (vox.com)
449
Google Cuts Jobs in Engineering and Other Divisions (nytimes.com)
2
The Inventor of the Black Box Was Told to Drop the Idea (ieee.org)
2
The Plastic Chemicals Hiding in Your Food (consumerreports.org)
10
Comparing Tech Used for Apollo, Artemis NASA Missions (eetimes.com)
29
The surprising genius of sewing machines [video] (youtube.com)
3
Why are Americans getting shorter? (washingtonpost.com)
18
Ed Roberts: The Secret Father of Modern Computing (every.to/p)
4
Cyrus Cylinder Translation (livius.org)
0
[dupe] Worm's rear end develops its own head, wanders off to mate (arstechnica.com)
3
Thoughts and Comments on Demographic Aging and Shrinking (aei.org)
2
Selling an abstract product like insurance to consumers (nytimes.com)
2
The sound of crunching chips is annoying. Doritos has made a silencer (washingtonpost.com)
330
Billionaires amass more through inheritance than wealth creation, says UBS (ft.com)
3
Apple to Discontinue Custom 5G Modem Development, Claim Reports (macrumors.com)
1
You Are _When_ You Eat (mcgill.ca)
3
Automation can lower long term salaries across generations (dropbox.com)
3
New Survey Approach Breaks Down America's Complicated (Cultural) Landscape (americancommunities.org)
51
Nvidia Trains LLM on Chip Design (eetimes.com)
1
How the U.S. Made Progress on Climate Change Without Ever Passing a Bill (2021) (theatlantic.com)
3
Europeans prefer their dogs to their cats (frontiersin.org)
1
Noah smith's thoughtful and enthusiastic techno-optimism (noahpinion.blog)
42
Stories told by Aboriginal Tasmanians could be oldest recorded (australiangeographic.com.au)
10
Why is there a "Tech, Media, Telecom" sector? (thediff.co)
3
Intel plans to undo its Xilinx acquisition (cnbc.com)
1
India wants to become a Chip-Making Superpower (nytimes.com)
3
A Hidden Reason Cities Fall Apart (nytimes.com)
18
As Smartphone Industry Sputters, the iPhone Expands Its Dominance (nytimes.com)
1