DeepSeek, the Chinese AI start-up that shocked the industry in January by claiming a world-class AI was built for a sliver of what Western developers have spent, now says its V3 and R1 models show a cost-profit ratio as high as 545 percent every day.
Most AIs still need human guidance to frame a problem and structure an answer. At Australia’s University of Technology Sydney, a new AI algorithm called “torque clustering” has shown an ability to find patterns in data 97.7 percent of the time without humans telling it how.
OpenAI has premiered GPT-4.5, the eagerly awaited update to the technology powering its ChatGPT AI system.
Mainstream media continues to dote on the wonders of the AI Revolution, while betraying at least some qualms about whether it might be serving narrow interests and speeding massive human worker obsolescence.
Australian startup Cortical Labs is hailing a breakthrough in “organic” computing.
A new study out of Osaka, Japan has found that the UN’s climate policy org is using faulty historic data and assumptions in fashioning radical carbon zero and other policies.
If the price of bitcoin were, say 135 thousand at the moment, states would probably be tripping over themselves in rushes to pass Bitcoin reserve bills.
The U.S. now has an official Bitcoin Strategic Reserve, and a Digital Assets Stockpile, consisting of crypto tokens like Ethereum, USDT and others.
Bioscientists at the Munich campus of Germany’s Helmholtz Association research network have identified a previously unknown brain cell that could play a key role in healing brain damage.
Amazon Web Services’ new “Ocelot” quantum computer chip could bring practical quantum computing five years closer, the company says.