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Ricerca recente ha dimostrato che i modelli di linguaggio grandi possono eseguire l'infferenza bayesiana con precisione. Gli autori hanno scoperto che questi modelli mantengono una geometria della probabilità persistente anche in configurazioni reali.
Un nuovo studio suggerisce che i dichiarazioni di diversità, equità e inclusione potrebbero perdere il loro effetto quando diventano così comuni da essere viste come una pressione esterna piuttosto che un valore genuino.
Investors predict AI is coming for labor in 2026
A study combining data on mass shootings in the U.S. from the Gun Violence Archive with information about voter turnout found that mass shootings mobilize local voters, but do not shift presidential vote choices.
La Russia sta aumentando le pene per i minatori di criptovalute che operano senza licenza. Il governo ha annunciato che i reati saranno punibili con la prigione fino a cinque anni, a partire dal 2027.
Due esperti di sicurezza informatica statunitensi sono stati condannati a 20 anni di prigione ciascuno per aver deployato ransomware contro diversi vittime. La loro condanna è stata fissata per marzo 2026.
The U.S. government has approved annual export licenses allowing Samsung Electronics and SK hynix to ship chipmaking equipment to their manufacturing facilities in China throughout 2026
This study investigated the biological differences between men and women with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The researchers found that women are more vulnerable to changes in the endocannabinoid system and immune system compared to men.
A recent study found that young adults face high levels of social isolation despite having large friend networks. The research, published on PLOS One, analyzed data from two surveys of American residents and found that social well-being is higher among young and old adults, while intermediate-aged adults have lower levels.
A new study analyzing the impact of schools reopening on children's mental health found a significant decrease in diagnoses of mental disorders and healthcare costs.
A surge of AI-generated content is frustrating Pinterest users and left some questioning whether the platform still works at all.
CD Projekt sells 100% of GOG to co-founder Michał Kiciński, allowing the company to focus on new games and upcoming titles under its existing franchises.
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Players of Rainbow Six Siege have been targeted by hackers who have made the game's online services unusable. Players have received billions of credits and exclusive items, while Ubisoft has had to take drastic measures to protect its community.
A Taiwanese company has released a new pre-paid cash card that resembles a floppy disk, sparking nostalgia for the old technology.
South Korean memory chip maker SK hynix has opened a new office in Seattle, expanding its US presence. The move is seen as a significant step forward for the company in strengthening ties with major clients.
The operating room is a complex and costly field that requires precise coordination between medical staff and scheduling. A startup believes artificial intelligence can improve this process, reducing costs and waiting times for patients.
The ASRock X870 Taichi Creator is a new arrival in the market of mid-range motherboards that proposes itself as the perfect choice for DIY enthusiasts. It features creator-focused characteristics, such as 10 GbE ports, ample storage slots, and two PCIe 5.0 slots, along with numerous USB ports.
Authors Reject Class Action Settlement with Anthropic, Arguing AI Companies Can't Easily Dismiss Thousands of Claims at Low Rates
Nvidia prepares shipment of 82,000 AI GPUs to China as chip war lines blur