Accepting AI’s Suggestions Is Harder When You Think
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
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Researchers have invested immeasurable time and effort into programs that run and never halt.
Feedback Loops Guide AI to Proof Checking
Recent developments suggest artificial intelligence could play a role in helping computers test and verify smaller, more manageable portions of mathematical proofs.
Recent work has combined pseudorandom starting structures and random techniques that use the framework of finite geometry.
The scaling of LLMs, with their enormous memory-bandwidth requirements, comes at a high cost.
Spinning Electrons to Attain Low-Power Computing
Researchers are working to identify useful properties in antiferromagnets.
Answers Begin to Surface to Deep Earth Puzzles
Evidence from high orbit is helping to shape understanding of the churning processes that shape oceans and continents.
The apparent ability of LLMs to write functioning source code has simultaneously caused celebration over the potential for massive increases in programmer productivity and consternation among teachers.
Emulating the behavior of exotic quantum states may give quantum computing a better way of squeezing out troublesome noise and errors.
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