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The Story of AI: A Timeline of Breakthroughs and Setbacks

Artificial Intelligence, a field brimming with potential and fraught with challenges, has captivated our imaginations for decades. From science fiction dreams to real-world applications, AI’s journey has been a winding path of breakthroughs and setbacks. This article explores the key milestones that have shaped the field and the challenges that continue to push its boundaries. […]

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‘The Running Man’ Conjures a Dystopian Vision of America That’s Still Not as Bad as Reality

Thirty-eight years later, The Running Man is back on our screens, playing to a world that seems to have caught up with the original’s idiocy. This new one features a considerably less bulky, but no less watchable star in Glen Powell, playing runner Ben Richards. Fired from various jobs for insubordination, and tending to a

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Dropstone

We re proud to announce that Dropstone s D2 Engine has achieved 35.0% on the AGCI Benchmark v1.0, marking a significant milestone for self-learning AI. The AGCI Benchmark is designed to evaluate a system s ability to maintain context, reason across time, and adapt to changing goals. It measures performance across seven dimensions: perception, memory,

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Google says new cloud-based “Private AI Compute” is just as secure as local processing

NPUs can’t do it all, though. While Gemini Nano is getting more capable, it can’t compete with models that run on massive, high-wattage servers. That might be why some AI features, like the temporarily unavailable Daily Brief, don’t do much on the Pixels. Magic Cue, which surfaces personal data based on screen context, is probably

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