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How Liquid Networks Make Robots Smarter April 24, 2025
The architecture of the liquid network includes recurrences which support adaptation.
Bennie Mols
Developing the Foundations of Reinforcment Learning April 23, 2025
2024 Turing laureates Andrew G. Barto and Richard S. Sutton discuss the theoretical background and practical application of reinforcement learning.
Leah Hoffmann
A Rewarding Line of Work April 23, 2025
Sutton and Barto developed reinforcement learning, a machine learning method that trains neural networks by offering them rewards in the form of numerical values.
Neil Savage
The Outlook for Programmers April 22, 2025
Most IT professionals worry their jobs will be replaced by AI tools, while more companies attribute reductions to "technology updates" rather than AI.
Esther Shein
Nanoscale Makes a Power Play April 21, 2025
Ultra-scale developments could have a profound impact on future transistor designs.
Samuel Greengard
You Can Get There From Here (But It Really Makes a Mess of Things) April 18, 2025
Technology isn't helping navigation apps address the problem of rerouting heavy traffic from highways to local roads.
Gregory Goth
AI and Cybersecurity April 14, 2025
AI is being used to open, and close, vulnerable points in production systems.
David Geer
Never Say Die April 14, 2025
Technologies dealing with death and bereavement are appearing even as legal questions about using and controling a dead person's likeness remain unresolved.
Samuel Greengard
Accepting AI’s Suggestions Is Harder When You Think April 11, 2025
Even with technology designed to avoid biases and deception, the sum of AI-human decision making can be less than the sum of its parts.
Chris Edwards
Automating Tools for Prompt Engineering April 10, 2025
Automated prompting techniques can generate, select, or optimize prompts to improve the performance of models.
Sandrine Ceurstemont

How Liquid Networks Make Robots Smarter April 24, 2025
The architecture of the liquid network includes recurrences which support adaptation.
Bennie Mols
Developing the Foundations of Reinforcment Learning April 23, 2025
2024 Turing laureates Andrew G. Barto and Richard S. Sutton discuss the theoretical background and practical application of reinforcement learning.
Leah Hoffmann
A Rewarding Line of Work April 23, 2025
Sutton and Barto developed reinforcement learning, a machine learning method that trains neural networks by offering them rewards in the form of numerical values.
Neil Savage
The Outlook for Programmers April 22, 2025
Most IT professionals worry their jobs will be replaced by AI tools, while more companies attribute reductions to "technology updates" rather than AI.
Esther Shein
Nanoscale Makes a Power Play April 21, 2025
Ultra-scale developments could have a profound impact on future transistor designs.
Samuel Greengard
You Can Get There From Here (But It Really Makes a Mess of Things) April 18, 2025
Technology isn't helping navigation apps address the problem of rerouting heavy traffic from highways to local roads.
Gregory Goth
AI and Cybersecurity April 14, 2025
AI is being used to open, and close, vulnerable points in production systems.
David Geer
Never Say Die April 14, 2025
Technologies dealing with death and bereavement are appearing even as legal questions about using and controling a dead person's likeness remain unresolved.
Samuel Greengard
Accepting AI’s Suggestions Is Harder When You Think April 11, 2025
Even with technology designed to avoid biases and deception, the sum of AI-human decision making can be less than the sum of its parts.
Chris Edwards
Automating Tools for Prompt Engineering April 10, 2025
Automated prompting techniques can generate, select, or optimize prompts to improve the performance of models.
Sandrine Ceurstemont