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Here's a slightly different #quantum survey to my mind-boggling one on interpretations & very important! This group hope to run the largest ever survey of quantum scientists to understand how to help people stay in the field & thrive. If you have time, please fill it out here👇
This survey is the culmination of a lot of people’s work, and has the potential to help quantum scientists around the globe! Please help us get the word out :-)
Congrats @Abebab & team for publishing this new piece @LizzieGibney@Nature on how computer-vision research powers surveillance technology. https://t.co/K3SW3aKLiV @oiioxford
@PeterMorganQF Hi Peter, it was a few thousand! We tried to target researchers who have published in a related topic, who have cited key papers & who have published in certain journals. We've had some great results so far & will be looking at how to make the anonymised data available for all
Read more here about the importance of reinforcement learning, how reasoning models could change research and his view that the ability to make scientific breakthroughs is a gauge of AGI https://t.co/yAeI0UhucV
@OpenAI's upcoming open-weight models are going to be worth the wait, the firm's chief scientist @merettm Jakub Pachocki suggested to me in our recent Q&A
.@Nature's measure of top-cited papers of the 21st century is a very AI-heavy list!
@Microsoft's ResNets comes in at number 1, with ImageNet, Random Forests and 'Attention is all you need' also in the top 10. Cancer, mental health & PCR are up there too https://t.co/DWbSwWT5Ja
"All of the excitement is based in real, measurable progress.” 👏
SLAC particle physicist Spencer Gessner spoke with Nature's @LizzieGibney about a proposed accelerator boosting the energy of powerful future colliders.
A team led by China's Jian-Wei Pan has created a fridge-sized, 23kg satellite that can perform quantum key distribution in space & used it to transmit a secure image 13,000km. A quantum secure network that spans the globe is not far away. My @Nature story: https://t.co/YED2nvylo3
Here's a fascinating claim to have made electricity using a static ceramic tube. Not a perpetual motion machine, it takes energy from Earth's rotation, say researchers, creating a current as the tube moves through Earth's magnetic field. Many are sceptical https://t.co/7tIjdXjkYH
I think this has a legitimate case to be the most startling identity in mathematics. It’s a simple, natural sum involving odd numbers. What the hell is a pi doing there?!?
Happy #piday, everyone!
And for more info on big issues like safety and how physically building general-purpose robots (not just their brains) is still really hard, see here from last year: https://t.co/8x00SJPqJi
.@GoogleDeepMind has improved how well Gemini understands things in 3D space, and put it in robots 🤖 It's a small but significant advance in robotic dexterity and their ability to do things they've not been directly trained to do. My @Nature story here: https://t.co/Ejp8iI3OVO
Projects like @yesnoerror & @snewmanpv's Black Spatula Project are using LLMs to quickly & cheaply find errors in scientific papers. The impact could be huge. But the methods create false positives & come with risks. My story on the v different approaches: https://t.co/MPimiH6lw3
China is leading the world in research into new kinds of computing chips, data from @csetgeorgetown suggests. If it can be commercialised, China would leapfrog the US, and the US wouldn't be able to hold back Chinese AI with export controls. My story here: https://t.co/fSkh8phJ4i