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MIT Professor Dimitri Bertsekas Dies At 83

Dimitri P. Bertsekas, an MIT professor emeritus known for shaping modern optimization and artificial intelligence, has died at age 83. His death closes a chapter for a scholar whose work

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New Analysis Points To Quantum ML Gains

A new analysis argues that quantum computers could soon deliver clear gains for machine learning and related algorithms, challenging years of doubt in the field. The finding arrives as labs

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Astronomers Find Rocky World With Atmosphere

Astronomers announced the discovery of a rocky exoplanet that appears to host an atmosphere and orbits within the habitable zone of its star. The finding, shared by the research team,

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Fear Will Not Win the AI Race

The story of the week is simple: the US-China AI race is accelerating, and panic is a poor plan. The uproar over China’s Kimi K3 model and a separate OpenAI

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State Leads Probe Into Police Shooting

A state Justice Department is taking charge of an officer-involved shooting as local officials pledge to release the officer’s name once allowed by policy. The announcement, made by the police

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Canadian Wildfire Smoke Chokes US Skies

Smoke from more than 100 Canadian wildfires is pushing into the United States, sending air quality sliding in multiple regions and prompting public health warnings. The cross-border haze, carried by

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FLUX 3 Launches in Early Access

A new AI model called FLUX 3 entered Early Access, signaling a push to blend images, video, and audio into a single learning system. The developers said the model jointly

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US and China Race for AI Intelligence

A growing contest between the United States and China over high-tech platforms and artificial intelligence has moved to the center of national security policy. As Washington sharpens export rules and