🚨 BREAKING: Japan enacts its AI law [hint: it has NOTHING to do with the EU AI Act]. Is a new model of "soft AI governance" emerging? Here's what you need to know: - This is a law focused on promoting research, development, and use of AI-related technologies. When reading its

I'm pleased to share that my paper, originally presented at a conference on New Humanism in the Age of Neuroscience and AI, has now been published as Human Agency Reloaded in our "Techno-social Ecosystem." The article is available open access here: edizionistudium.it/sites/default/…

I think I am a black belt organizor. Today I am going to present in two conferences: one online and one onsite. I hate this and am also super exited. #AcademicTwitter

#esra2025 "#Shakespare and Time" has just started with the opening speeches. I'm looking forward to the inspiring seminars, panels and plenary lectures.

AI Summit 2025 - a jövő itt kezdődik! 2 nap, 3 helyszín, 10 szekció, több mint 300 előadó az év legrangosabb mesterséges intelligencia eseményén. Találkozzunk, szeptember 8-án és 9-én a Városligetben! Részletes információk és jegyek: aisummit.hu #AI #MI

At #AIsummit2025, scholars from across disciplines, politicians and businesspeople gather to debate how Artificial Intelligence reshapes knowledge, culture, politics, healthservices, warfare and education. #AI Its an honour to be part of this.

This is both a great leap and a small step towards more reliable LLMs. #AI #nondeterminism thinkingmachines.ai/blog/defeating…

Megtisztelő, hogy a tudományos munka alanyából néha a tárgyává is válhatok. Köszönet a cikk szerzőinek, Andok Mónika, Dornics Szilvia szerzőpárosnak. mediakutato.hu/cikk/2025_02_n…

This is going to revolutionize education 📚 Google just launched "Learn Your Way" that basically takes whatever boring chapter you're supposed to read and rebuilds it around stuff you actually give a damn about. Like if you're into basketball and have to learn Newton's laws,

This MIT paper just broke my brain. Everyone keeps saying LLMs can't do real logical reasoning. Turns out we've just been teaching them wrong this whole time. These researchers built something called PDDL-INSTRUCT that actually teaches models to think through planning problems

Just heading to the meeting of the board of the Hungarian Shakespeare Society. We are going to plan the events of the autumn term. Meeting the members of the board is the bonus.

Today is a big a day for my doctoral supervisee, as he is going to have the in-house (still not the official) defence. Keep fingers crossed for him, PLS.

The birth of a thought and an institution. Image generated with #ChatGPT

Aadit Sheth Or just get it from Perplexity directly here: perplexity.ai/enterprise/per…

Today, we’re announcing a major breakthrough that marks a significant step forward in the world of quantum computing. For the first time in history, our teams at Google Quantum AI demonstrated that a quantum computer can successfully run a verifiable algorithm, 13,000x faster than

Digital pihology is híven a new hands.

Stanford just did something wild. They put their entire graduate-level AI course on YouTube. No paywall, no signup. It’s the exact curriculum Stanford charges $7,570 for ❱❱❱❱ watch free now

This is a very interesting paper about a multi-agent co-scientist. The workflow is very interesting starting with a clear formulation of a problem to be solved by the human scientist and the rest is done by AI. Would love to try. research.google/blog/accelerat…

Holy shit... researchers just built an AI scientist that can do actual end-to-end research 😳 It’s called 'Denario' a multi-agent system that literally thinks, plans, codes, experiments, and writes papers… all by itself. You give it a dataset or a vague question, and it will:

🚨 The book "Algorithmic Rule - AI and the Future of Democracy in Sweden and Beyond" is now freely available. [Bookmark it below!]. What's inside: 1. Foreword by László Andor 2. Introduction: From algocracy to democracy by Simon Vinge and Maja Fjaestad 3. Algorithmic injustice