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  • Journalism in the Digital Age

    Newspapers and print journalism in the digital age have changed dramatically from their roots. Once the...

  • Harmful 5G Fast Lanes Are Coming; the FCC Needs to Stop Them

    The FCC is set to vote on April 25 to restore its authority over the companies...

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    Why Large Language Models Like ChatGPT Treat Black- and White-Sounding Names Differently

    Link URL: https://hai.stanford.edu/news/why-large-language-models-chatgpt-treat-black-and-white-sounding-names-differently Comments URL: https://tildes.net/~tech/1fj6/why_large_language_models_like_chatgpt_treat_black_and_white_sounding_names_differently Votes: 8 Comments: 6

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    LSST Camera: largest camera for astronomy

    Ranked as the top ground-based national priority for the field for the 2010s, the Vera C....

  • The IT Productivity Paradox

    Perhaps we should start by first defining what IT really is. According to the Information Technology...

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    Pilot study shows ketogenic diet improves mental illness

    In the four-month pilot trial, Sethi’s team followed 21 adult participants who were diagnosed with schizophrenia...

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    Deceit, Desire, and the Literature Professor: Why Girardians Exist

    Mr. Casaubon called the future volumes . . . the Key to all Mythologies. —George Eliot,...

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    Unlocking the Secrets of Myelin Repair

    New research from scientists at the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute at Stanford University has identified a...

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    Spotting Visual Signs of Gentrification at Scale

    Link URL: https://hai.stanford.edu/news/spotting-visual-signs-gentrification-scale Comments URL: https://tildes.net/~tech/1f6i/spotting_visual_signs_of_gentrification_at_scale Votes: 9 Comments: 2

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    High-speed microscale 3D printing

    The 3D-printed DeSimone lab logo, featuring a buckyball geometry, demonstrates the r2rCLIP system’s ability to produce...

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    Our bacteria are more personal than we thought, Stanford Medicine-led study shows

    The data turned up another surprise: The microbiomes in different places in the body were highly...