End Emergency Tariffs
Trade policy, with all its consequences, belongs within the limits Congress established, not at the discretion of one officeholder.
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F.A Hayek: Education Is an Obligation, Not a Right
Friedrich A. Hayek Is there a right to education? Even in today’s polarized political environment in the United States, the overwhelming majority of citizens think there is such a right, and many hold that it applies through the completion of college.1 Every one of the fifty state constitutions includes language providing for free public education, although the language of rights is not explicitly cited. But to Friedrich Hayek, such expressions reveal confusion about both what rights are and […]
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YOLOv1 Paper Walkthrough: The Day YOLO First Saw the World
A detailed walkthrough of the YOLOv1 architecture and its PyTorch implementation from scratch The post YOLOv1 Paper Walkthrough: The Day YOLO First Saw the World appeared first on Towards Data Science.
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Opt Out October: Daily Tips to Protect Your Privacy and Security
Trying to take control of your online privacy can feel like a full-time job. But if you break it up into small tasks and take on one project at a time it makes the process of protecting your privacy much easier. This month we’re going to do just that. For the month of October, we’ll update this post with new tips every weekday that show various ways you can opt yourself out of the ways tech giants surveil […]
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A smarter way for large language models to think about hard problems
To make large language models (LLMs) more accurate when answering harder questions, researchers can let the model spend more time thinking about potential solutions. But common approaches that give LLMs this capability set a fixed computational budget for every problem, regardless of how complex it is. This means the LLM might waste computational resources on simpler questions or be unable to tackle intricate problems that require more reasoning. To address this, MIT researchers developed a smarter way to allocate […]
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Trump’s Lawless Narco-War
Brandan P. Buck “We’ve been told for decades the US military must go everywhere and do the impossible all over the world. But the red line for permanent Washington is using the military to destroy narco-terrorists in our own hemisphere.” So declared Vice President JD Vance in response to mounting criticism of the Trump administration’s operations against alleged drug-traffickers in the waters off Venezuela. , Much of the criticism has centred on the role of Secretary of Defense […]
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Liberalism Revisited
For the past decade or so, we have become more accustomed to speak of a “crisis” of liberalism. No doubt that is one reason why Notre Dame Press has chosen to re-release David Walsh’s The Growth of the Liberal Soul. Continue Reading…
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The Greek riot police attacked yesterday an anti-police violence protest remembering 15 years old boy Alexis Grigiropoulos, who was shot dead by a cop at Exarcheia in Athens, Greece on 6 December 2008.
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Regulatory Preemption or Patchwork? What’s at Risk for AI Innovation and Consumers
Jennifer Huddleston To date, states have considered over 1,000 bills about artificial intelligence (AI). More than 160 state-level laws have been passed, including everything from model-level regulations in Colorado to specific applications like the use of AI in hiring to more general studies of the technology’s potential impact. With so much action on a state level, there is a significant risk of state-level regulation derailing the light touch approach to innovation that allowed America to be a global […]
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What does the future hold for generative AI?
When OpenAI introduced ChatGPT to the world in 2022, it brought generative artificial intelligence into the mainstream and started a snowball effect that led to its rapid integration into industry, scientific research, health care, and the everyday lives of people who use the technology. What comes next for this powerful but imperfect tool? With that question in mind, hundreds of researchers, business leaders, educators, and students gathered at MIT’s Kresge Auditorium for the inaugural MIT Generative AI Impact […]
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