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Lee Felsenstein, who Started The Digital Revolution (I’m Exaggerating a Little); Declares the Golden Age of Engineering
Lee Felsenstein, a key figure in the evolution of personal computers, explores the rise of social media, AI’s shortcomings, and the golden age of engineering in his new book.
NASA and SpaceX must continue to work together for the common good
NASA and SpaceX must continue to work together on the Artemis program for a permanent and sustainable return to the Moon.
Should Media Endorse Political Candidates?
Some media and even scientific media take partisan political positions, and this results in a loss of credibility and public trust.
Howard Bloom Repeals Entropy In a Sexy Cosmic Way
Cosmic evolution, AI, and the audacity of life. Howard Bloom takes on thermodynamics in a provocative interview with R.U. Sirius.
AI researchers win Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry: hows and whys
In 2024 AI researchers have won the Nobel Prize in Physics and half of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for pure AI research and applications.
Starship's reentry sonic boom in a political storm
The epic achievement of SpaceX in a political storm centered on Elon Musk's cultural and political positions.
The Pen is No Longer Mightier: Freedom Eluding Freedom of Speech
Hruy Tsegaye argues that freedom of speech, once championed by nations like the U.S., is now under threat and in crisis worldwide, with new enemies emerging from within societies themselves.
Cooperative Learning: How Videos and Text Are Helping AI Understand the World
What happens when AI combines sight and language? Explore how merging visual and textual data can revolutionize machine learning.
A Disruption in the International AI Landscape?
David Wood explores Saudi Arabia's ambitious bid to become a global AI leader at the GAIN Summit in Riyadh. Can Saudi's vision disrupt the dominance of USA and China?