Congratulations to @shaunazzopardi on his paper “Reactive Synthesis for Infinite-State Integer Problems” being accepted at @confCAV 2026.
At Dedaub, deep research is part of how we advance blockchain security. We actively support academic work that pushes the boundaries of formal methods, program analysis, and automated reasoning, while strengthening the day-to-day mission of securing digital assets and critical smart contract infrastructure.
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@JLucasMcKay @timnitGebru AI companies: We are building an algorithm so powerful that it may destroy humanity.
Regulators: Oh? Then we have to implement heavy regulations to prevent you from doing that.
AI Companies: It's just a marketing pitch. Please don't regulate us.
@Lib_Development@JustSomeSwede_@constans@ManBanality@weatherdai It's not a problem, you just need to plan ahead. Anyway, this is a service provided by the landlord or association. You can always install a washing machine in your apartment if you want. It's great.
Congratulations to @CClaudiacauli who successfully defended her PhD thesis "Pre-deployment Description Logic-based Reasoning for Cloud Infrastructure Security". Thesis here: https://t.co/80oGN8MeXu. She is now a graduate of @cse_gbg and @goteborgsuni. #proudsupervisor
@lorisdanto@n_pite@BjornerNikolaj@1306lou Have you tried MathSAT? It seems to give us what we want (sometimes the formula isn't as compact as possible, but oh well), for the examples I tried out at least.