"Why would you persist through the pain?" Understanding Pen-Based Gestures for Artists Living with Upper Limb Motor Impairments | Proceedings of the Twentieth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction https://t.co/4z95kgjaBa
Tufts University. "AI breakthrough cuts energy use by 100x while boosting accuracy." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 5 April 2026. <https://t.co/NNHkxg4RVD>.
🎯The cost of peer review is typically no included.
The high price of scientific publishing receives a lot of attention, but the focus is usually on journal subscription fees, article processing charges, and associated publisher costs.
guess it's time to wrap up 2025 :)
- OpenVLThinker: iterative SFT-RL cycles https://t.co/TevPKAkUSP
- Supervised RL: step-wise rewards via seq similarity w/ expert traces https://t.co/vRwNJJYRqu
- Joined our amazing multimodal team @xAI 🚀
And earlier this year:
- DuoGuard: generator-classifier setting for synthetic data generation https://t.co/DMgSHatZwP
Teaching and Learning Research Summaries: Chapter 1. Assessment, Measurement, and Evaluation by Jace Hargis
Over 400 curated studies distilled into clear, actionable guidance for today’s educators.
https://t.co/3osS9IqdKW
Experimenting with the math and data behind large language models helped me understand how AI “thinks.” I wish everyone had the chance to do the same, writes WSJ software engineer John West. https://t.co/U4Tio8g4bv via @WSJ
Sharing several articles on AI Literacy:
Development and validation of an AI literacy test.
What do university students know about AI?
A systematic review of AI literacy scales, via my Substack site, https://t.co/zgBNAINDkK
Sharing an article by Tierney, Peasey, and Gould (2025) entitled, “Student perceptions on the impact of AI on their teaching and learning experiences in higher education” via my Substack site, https://t.co/OfNkeZG8dP