Monthly Highlights
19831.
Datasets with Surprising Side Effects
(twitter.com)
19832.
The Web Is More Than Enough
(ftrain.com)
19833.
Who's Ahead in the Global AI Talent Race?
(carnegieendowment.org)
19834.
A Letter to a Royal Academy, Sometimes Referred to as "Fart Proudly"
(en.wikipedia.org)
19835.
Messing Around with the Warburg Effect
(science.org)
19836.
19837.
19838.
Ruliobiology and the Theoretical Foundations of Biological Form
(writings.stephenwolfram.com)
19839.
Weight-space programming explained visually in 16 mins
(youtube.com)
19841.
19842.
Auto HD for YouTube
(chromewebstore.google.com)
19843.
Cringe Past of DIY Security
(medium.com)
19844.
19845.
19846.
Coinbase Gets Final Regulatory Stamp for Trust-Bank Charter
(bloomberg.com)
19847.
19848.
19849.
19850.
Lockdown Mode Bypass on iOS
(xxcancel.com)
19851.
What a Swedish Mammography Trial Shows About Medical AI
(readpublicforum.com)
19852.
Tarantulas smuggled in socks Peru by polish and German
(theguardian.com)
19853.
How Binance's $6.3B Hack Went Down
(nytimes.com)
19854.
The main thread is the wrong place for a data grid
(tobiasuhlig.medium.com)
19855.
Two models are cheaper than one
(samihonkonen.com)
19856.
The Quiet Part – a lesson on AI and jobs, built and narrated by AI
(thequietpart.ai)
19857.
How can obedient agents behave badly?
(turing.ac.uk)
19858.
Neural nets learn to program neural nets with fast weights (2021)
(people.idsia.ch)
19859.
19860.
OpenAI API Credits of 100/200/500 on Pro Plans
(help.openai.com)