Collaborate Disseminate
President Trump brought a conspicuous stack of papers to his meeting with Jack Dorsey. Continue reading Did Trump Show Printed-Out Tweets to Jack Dorsey? We Asked Digital Forensics Experts
Automated verification finds renewed potential for making algorithms safe. Continue reading 200 Terabyte Proof Demonstrates the Potential of Brute-Force Math
Researcher proposes an information infrastructure “beyond what is unlikely to ever be supported by commercialized information and communication systems.” Continue reading A Plea for Multispace, the DIY Civic Internet That Will Never Exist
New experiments demonstrate indoor WiFi positioning down to a single centimeter. Continue reading Soon WiFi Will Be Able To Tell Not Just Where You Are, But If You’re Breathing
Do you remember Gilligan’s Island? For many people of a certain age, “The Professor” was our first impression of what a scientist was like. Even in those simpler times, though, you probably couldn’t find anyone like the professor; a jack of all trades, he sort of knew everything about everything (except, apparently, how to make a boat).
Real scientists tend to hyper-specialize. Getting grant money, publication pages, and just advancing the state of the art means that you get more and more focused on more obscure things. It is getting to the point that two scientists in the same field …read more
A new five-year research project aims to understand how humans compute music. Continue reading Computer Scientist Publishes Manifesto for Expressive Algorithmic Music
Thanks to AI, it’s getting much harder to hide your face from machines. Continue reading Neural Networks Are Alarmingly Good at Identifying Blurred Faces
Researchers implement a key piece of Shor’s algorithm in a programmable quantum computer. Continue reading Quantum Computing Just Grew Way the Hell Up
A new explanation for the something that is nothing. Continue reading Could Dark Energy Just Be Frozen Neutrinos?
