In the world of computer science, the concept of bipartite matching has long been a challenging problem to solve. From pairing organ donors with transplant candidates to connecting drivers with passengers in rideshare apps, this task is essential for maximizing efficiency and happiness for all parties involved. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Associate Professor Saket Navlakha
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LobbyMatic, an AI-powered software, has been making grand claims about its capabilities such as monitoring congressional hearings and enhancing research into legislative and regulatory matters. However, a closer look reveals a shady side to the operation. According to sources cited by Politico, the company is reportedly being run by Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman under
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The issue of deepfake recognition goes beyond just the ability of models to identify accents, languages, or faces that are less common in Western countries. According to Gregory, many initial deepfake detection tools were trained on high-quality media. However, in regions like Africa, cheap Chinese smartphone brands dominate the market, offering devices with stripped-down features
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The ability of light particles to merge into a “super photon” under specific conditions has been a topic of interest for researchers. At the University of Bonn, scientists have discovered a way to use “tiny nano molds” to affect the structure of Bose-Einstein condensates. By manipulating the speck of light, they were able to create
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US astronaut Barry Wilmore recently contacted NASA ground crew members about a strange knocking sound coming from the Boeing Starliner craft. The interaction was recorded and shared on a NASA Space Flight forum, creating speculation and intrigue among space enthusiasts. During the conversation with NASA crew members in Houston, Wilmore attempted to showcase the noise
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