Enlarge / Top: a look through the past 2,000 years of summertime temperatures, showing that 2023 is considerably warmer than anything earlier. Bottom: a bell curve of the typical temperatures, showing that the hot outliers are all recent years. Esper,…
Contributors to Scientific American’s June 2024 Issue Writers, artists, photographers and researchers share the stories behind the stories By Allison Parshall Brooke Bartleson A Grizzly Question As a teenager in New Jersey, Brooke Bartleson encountered a black bear and her…
The increasingly discriminatory X (Twitter) now considers the term “cisgender” a slur. Owner Elon Musk posted last June, to the delight of his bigoted brigade of blue-check sycophants, that “‘cis’ or ‘cisgender’ are considered slurs on this platform.” On Tuesday,…
A lot of crowdfunded multitools make a lot of claims, but the AcePick boasts a feature we genuinely haven’t seen before: a bolt-action toothpick. It also sports a combination box cutter/pry tool, along with all-titanium construction. Made by outdoor gear…
It’s been a very Gemini-filled Google I/O conference this year, and Google Photos hasn’t escaped Gemini-fication. Google has announced Ask Photos, an “experimental feature” that will be rolling out over the coming months, making it easier for you to get…
Join us in returning to NYC on June 5th to collaborate with executive leaders in exploring comprehensive methods for auditing AI models regarding bias, performance, and ethical compliance across diverse organizations. Find out how you can attend here. Today, at…
Mobile app developers, including Patreon and Grammarly, are already integrating with Gemini Nano, its smallest AI model, the company announced during its I/O developer keynote on Tuesday. The companies, along with other select developers were invited to work with Gemini…
Did you hear the one about the star that died twice? In 2014, astronomers saw the explosion of the Refsdal supernova. Then, 360 days later, it went bang again. This bizarre sequence of events was down to a phenomenon called…
At the end of I/O, Google’s annual developer conference at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, Google CEO Sundar Pichai revealed that the company had said “AI” 121 times. That, essentially, was the crux of Google’s two-hour keynote — stuffing…
“It is without doubt that a requirement that a patent cannot be enforced is the removal of a substantive patent right, which exceeds the statutory authority of the USPTO. Only Congress can do this, and it has not.” By now,…
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