There are no effective standardized evaluation methods to measure how well a particular AI model performs a particular task.
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Why Can’t We Predict Earthquakes?
Does the U.S. Geological Survey need to change its adamant position that it is impossible to accurately predict when an earthquake will occur?
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UT Austin researchers used AI to correctly predict 70% of earthquakes over seven months in an area of China a week before they happened.
A Camera the Size of a Grain of Salt Could Change Imaging as We Know It
Innovative methods and materials led to a tiny meta-optics camera able to produce full-color images equal in quality to those produced by conventional cameras.
The Computation Behind This Year’s Nobel Prizes in Chemistry and Physics
What, from a computational perspective, did recent Nobel recipients do to merit their prizes?
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How Laser Communications Are Improving Satellites
Demonstrations indicate that laser communications could deliver significantly higher bandwidth than RF, with reduced size, weight, and power requirements on satellites.
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