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AI deciphers millions of medieval manuscript pages per second
8+ hour, 32+ min ago (160+ words) AI has begun "reading" medieval manuscripts and archival documents that previously required years of manual labor. Handwriting recognition and automatic transcription technologies now allow researchers to study vast arrays of historical sources significantly faster, according to Heritage Daily. At a…...
Designing for Synthetic Transparency: How Interfaces Can Honestly Signal What AI Made Of
4+ hour, 58+ min ago (392+ words) Every week, more of what we read, see, and hear online is made by a machine instead of a person. A product …...
Why Do We Still Forget Important Conversations?
5+ hour, 9+ min ago (335+ words) Think about the last conversation you wished you remembered more clearly. Maybe it was a meeting. Maybe someone explained something quickly in a hallway. Maybe a friend told you something important. Maybe you agreed to do something and later wondered…...
OpenAI says its AI cracked Navier-Stokes
17+ hour, 11+ min ago (266+ words) OpenAI says an internal model more capable than GPT-6 Astra produced a Lean-checked proof that Navier-Stokes can blow up in finite time. We reported September 12 that OpenAI was circling the Millennium Prizes with a new internal model. The World, The…...
Simulation Addition: The Theory of Everything
5+ hour, 20+ min ago (289+ words) A simulation theory synthesis by Jeffrey Mulholland. Section 2 — The Bostrom Trilemma Nick Bostrom’s simulation argument frames three possibilities: civilizations go extinct before reaching simulation capability, advanced civilizations choose not to run such simulations, or we are almost certainly living in…...
Speculative Design | Ethics and Ownership: Who Owns the Data Your Body Makes?
5+ hour, 53+ min ago (31+ words) We started this series with a joke — a wearable “fart reactor” — and kept following it into less funny territory …...
Bionic Reading bolds the first half of each word on the promise of more efficient reading, and a registered eye-tracking study of 90 skilled adult readers found the bolding moved their first fixation closer to the start of long words — with no measurable gain in reading speed, word skipping or comprehension
10+ hour, 28+ min ago (1063+ words) The bolding changed where the eyes landed on the longer words and produced no measurable change in anything else, and more readers rated ordinary unbolded text the easiest to read than picked either bolded version. By Science Blog Editorial Team…...
I connected an authentic fruit fly brain to Polymarket order books via WebGL
11+ hour, 51+ min ago (352+ words) ost algorithmic trading bots rely on standard linear heuristics or basic prompt-chained LLMs. We decided to take an experimental detour into computational neurobiology. We built Degeneret Fly, an open-source pipeline that drives a WebGL character using authentic reconstructed MaleCNS v1.0 fruit…...
HaloSense V1: A Wearable Sixth Sense for Spatial Awareness
11+ hour, 5+ min ago (1693+ words) Feel where to go. HaloSense V1 is a haptic headband that senses north, people, or targets—no screen, no looking down. For most of human history, direction has been something we think about, not something we feel. We check a compass,…...
From Chaos to Certainty
8+ hour, 8+ min ago (960+ words) Probabilistic Machines and the Ontological Crisis of Software Engineering Imagine pressing a single key on your keyboard. To you, a character simply appears on the screen. But …...