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01 Policy gradient methods can work better than specialized game-theoretic algorithms in two-player imperfect-information games.
02 Cursor Is Now Part Of SpaceX
03 MIT Explains What Happens When the Trillion-Dollar AI Bubble Bursts
04 The Hertz Foundation awarded 2026 fellowships to three current MIT students and one incoming graduate student.
05 Surveys by Workday, Google, MIT, and others detail a human 'verification tax' bottleneck.
06 Automating Gen Z entry-level jobs could backfire—and cost companies their future workforce
07 Margaret Hamilton led an MIT software team for NASA's Apollo program and helped establish software engineering as a discipline.
08 Murakkab reduced the number of computational units needed for deployment, significantly cutting energy requirements and costs compared to traditional approaches without hampering performance.
09 DAAAM enables robots to rapidly form and recall a detailed mental model of complicated, large-scale environments.
10 Frozen federal funds will impact curiosity-driven research.
11 MIT aims to maintain Massachusetts' technological leadership through AI advancements and entrepreneurship initiatives.
12 The standard way of applying RUMs assumes independence between utilities derived from A and B, but they may in fact be linked — and this linkage can only be detected using triple-wise comparisons.
13 The researchers showed their approach could be used to accurately predict material properties for a diverse group of metal alloys under a range of conditions.
14 The AI system can improve wind turbine efficiency by up to 20%.
15 AI will likely create new specialized work.
16 95% of generative AI pilots at companies are failing
17 The Gleanmer chip consumes only about 6 milliwatts of power, a fraction of the power required by other systems.
18 Booing AI has become a new college graduation ritual.
19 The appetite for change — from students to chief executives — is real and urgent.
20 Claire Southard’s EEG model identifies musical notes hidden in brain signals, enabling musicians with movement disorders to play again.
21 Investing in American science is not a gamble; if you look back in time, there is no question about the benefits.
22 MIT built [something related to modeling a plausible 300-mm storm for New York]
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