C. Radhakrishna Rao, retired at the age of sixty and went to live with his daughter in America along with his grandchildren. There, at the age of 62, he became a professor of statistics at the University of Pittsburgh and at the age of 70, he became the head of the

Sanjay Sharma of The Times of India writes: One Nation One Subscription (ONOS) will open up a wealth of knowledge previously inaccessible to many: UGC Chairman Read more at: timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/11…

The curtains have fallen, but the beats will continue to echo in our hearts forever. If his hands delivered the rhythms, his smiling face and humble persona conveyed a melody - always respectful to everyone around him, putting them at ease. Rest in peace, Ustad Zakir Hussain

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It's kinda wild to see reasoning get commoditized this fast. We should fully expect an o3 level model that's open-sourced by the end of the year, probably even mid-year.

AI in healthcare is an overnight success, 10+ years in the making

Was inevitable

AI is a war zone. You only enter to win and die in honor if you die. There is no half-assing, no hedging, no strategic pivots. You have to keep at it, raise the bar consistently, and make the product better. Users are the spectators. No one is guaranteed to win at this point.

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Who is the man honored by the crowd? What has he taught us that is inspiring and worth remembering? Anyone knows?

Today "a milestone in the evolution of personalized therapies for rare & ultra-rare inborn errors of metabolism" —the 1st human to undergo custom genome editing —outgrowth of decades of NIH funded research nejm.org/doi/full/10.10… nejm.org/doi/full/10.10… NEJM

to helps folks living away from home get simple recipes based on ingredients they have. made a fun project using sarvam-m, bulbul for tts & mayura for translation — ma ki rasoi. check it out & share feedback! maa-ki-rasoi-fawn.vercel.app

Imagine you're covering neurosurgery call. You're out trying to enjoy a nice family dinner, or maybe it's the middle of the night. Suddenly, you're called away for an acute traumatic subdural hematoma. You get there, the patient is herniating. You rush to the OR and

Human Neurons in a Dish Master Pong: A Breakthrough in Synthetic Biological Intelligence They masters Pong with no human or computer input. In a groundbreaking study in the journal Neuron, researchers demonstrated that human and mouse neurons cultured in a laboratory dish can

In today's modern AI world I sometimes wonder if "research scientist or engineer" is the right dichotomy anymore. Im not convinced this is the right framework anymore. I think it should be a slider of a single factor called "creativity" and that's it. It's also not exactly a

i had to prompt inject the United Airlines airlines bot because it kept refusing to connect me with a human 🧵 what led up to this breaking point

One of the most common uses of "vibe coding" I'm hearing from professional devs, outside of prototyping: Building internal-only tools! Where you don't need to worry about security, scalability, malicious usage. E.g. data visualization / data viewer tools. Used a lot for this!

ICPC is a very hard and meaningful challenge:

holy shit, it's happening for the first time in history, AI *DESIGNED* a complete genome and it has been proven functional in the lab 1/

Python 3.14 is out with the GIL (Global Interpreter Lock) removed. No more multiprocessing!