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OpenAI's New Open Models Mark Strategic Shift Toward Transparency

2 days ago

NVIDIA Stands Firm: No Backdoors, No Kill Switches, No Compromise on Security

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AI-Powered Strategies and Smarter Targeting Drive Evolution in Shopping Apps, Adjust Report Reveals

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Butterfly Network has made significant progress in advancing AI-powered screening for aortic valve and aorta conditions, unveiling new research and training tools designed to enhance diagnostic accuracy and accessibility. The company’s latest developments leverage artificial intelligence to improve the detection of critical cardiovascular issues, particularly in underserved or resource-limited settings. By integrating AI into its handheld ultrasound platform, Butterfly Network aims to empower healthcare providers with real-time, actionable insights during routine screenings. The newly released tools include enhanced algorithms trained on diverse clinical datasets, enabling more reliable identification of aortic stenosis, aneurysms, and other structural heart abnormalities. These innovations are supported by peer-reviewed research demonstrating improved sensitivity and specificity compared to traditional methods. The company also introduced interactive training modules to help clinicians interpret AI-generated findings, reducing the learning curve and increasing confidence in early diagnosis. With a focus on democratizing access to advanced cardiac imaging, Butterfly Network’s advancements represent a major step forward in preventive cardiology and point-of-care diagnostics.

3 days ago

CrowdStrike Enhances AI Agent Security Across SaaS with Falcon Shield Integration for ChatGPT Enterprise

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The Mysterious AI Easter Egg at the Heart of Ari Aster’s Eddington

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Beyond the AI Summary: A Protocol for AI-Assisted Reading SPX: Read Smarter with AI Introduction Ever feel like you’re drowning in content? You click on a promising headline, only to find the article is a bland, AI-generated rehash with no real substance. Or maybe you’ve tried an AI summary, but it completely missed the critical nuances that matter most. The traditional ways we judge an article—like a catchy title or a high clap count—are no longer reliable. The rise of generative AI has created a content landscape where surface appeal and actual value often fail to align. We need a new way to read. This article introduces the SPX (Semantic Protocol Exchange) reading method, a powerful new approach that uses AI to help you understand a text’s logic and intent. It’s not about replacing your reading experience; it’s about giving you a roadmap to the author’s mind before you even begin. By turning any article into a “logical map,” SPX reveals the author’s reasoning, possible biases, and key takeaways. If you’re a knowledge worker who needs to make fast, high-quality decisions about what to read, then you need to go beyond the words on the page. You need to understand an article’s structure and intent. Here’s how you can do it. Why We Designed This Reading…

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GeoGPT Open-Source: Redefining the Paradigm of Geoscience Research

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