How special relativity can help AI predict the future
Nobody knows what will happen in the future, but some guesses are a lot better than others. A kicked football […]
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Corban Swain’s poetry
At the MIT community vigil held in June 2020 in the wake of George Floyd’s death, Corban Swain, a PhD
Facebook is training robot assistants to hear as well as see
In June 2019, Facebook’s AI lab, FAIR, released AI Habitat, a new simulation platform for training AI agents. It allowed
GPT-3, Bloviator: OpenAI’s language generator has no idea what it’s talking about
Since OpenAI first described its new AI language-generating system called GPT-3 in May, hundreds of media outlets (including MIT Technology
E-learning? There’s a database for that. Real-time data? That, too
Companies of all sizes and maturity levels, from startups to multinational corporations, have at least this in common: they know
Tour the Minecraft Institvte of Technology
Check out the virtual MIT campus on this guided tour by Amanda Shayna Ahteck ’23. Courtesy of Amanda Shayna Ahteck
There is a crisis of face recognition and policing in the US
When news broke that a mistaken match from a face recognition system had led Detroit police to arrest Robert Williams
Unmade in America
In early March, as the coronavirus pandemic forced America to contemplate a nationwide shutdown, Dan St. Louis started to get
England has started testing a contact tracing app—again
The news: England’s revamped covid-19 contact tracing app has finally been launched for testing by the public, after its previous
A college kid’s fake, AI-generated blog fooled tens of thousands. This is how he made it.
At the start of the week, Liam Porr had only heard of GPT-3. By the end, the college student had
Mars may not have been the warm, wet planet we thought it was
Mars today is a cold, dry wasteland—but things were likely much different billions of years ago. Since we started launching
Software that monitors students during tests perpetuates inequality and violates their privacy
The coronavirus pandemic has been a boon for the test proctoring industry. About half a dozen companies in the US