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One in four longer social media posts is entirely AI-generated, according to a Pangram analysis. LinkedIn leads with 41 percent of long-form posts flagged as AI-written. The platform made up only a third of all posts scanned but accounted for nearly two-thirds of all detected AI content. Because the detection model tends to flag content conservatively, the real rate could be even higher. The article LinkedIn is the undisputed king of long-form AI slop, according to a study spanning five platforms appeared first on The Decoder.
Read original →Researchers from University of Stuttgart published a technical paper titled “Evaluating Hardware Abstraction Layer Concepts for Software Defined Vehicles: Insights into Applicability and Effectiveness.” Abstract Excerpt: “The emergence of Software-Defined Vehicles represents a fundamental shift in automotive design, prioritizing software-centric architectures over traditional hardware-driven models. SDVs require modularity, interoperability, real-time processing, and over-the-air update capabilities... » read more The post Hardware Abstraction Layer Study Targets Software-Defined Vehicles (U. of Stuttgart) appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
Read original →Graham, a prominent Republican senator from South Carolina, had just returned from a trip to Ukraine.
Read original →Gold's slide back below $4,000 an ounce wipes out most of mining's 2026 gains, but the diversified giants – led by a resurgent BHP – is staging a comeback.
Read original →Claude Code now has a built-in browser that lets the AI open, read, and interact with web pages directly inside the development environment. Write actions on external sites are screened by classifiers, and purchases or account creations need user approval. The article Claude Code now has a built-in browser that lets the AI read, click, and type on external websites appeared first on The Decoder.
Read original →Researchers from San Jose State University and Sandia National Laboratories published a technical paper titled “Self-Heating and Radiation Hardness Studies of 3nm GAA-FET-Based SRAM with Different Substrate Isolation Techniques.” Abstract Excerpt: “In addition to the traditional bottom dielectric isolation (BDI), which isolates the source/drain (S/D) from the substrate (dubbed SD-BDI), and the punch-through stopper (PTS),... » read more The post 3nm GAA-FET SRAM Review Evaluates Self-Heating And Radiation Hardness (SJSU, Sandia) appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
Read original →The U.S. and Iran exchanged a barrage of missile and drone airstrikes amid a dispute over the status of the Strait of Hormuz.
Read original →First shipments of legacy ore are expected by late summer 2026.
Read original →S&P Global has downgraded Oracle's credit rating to "BBB-," one notch above junk status. OpenAI accounts for roughly half of Oracle's $638 billion in contractual obligations. If OpenAI walked away, Oracle would be stuck with massive data center capacity it couldn't fill. The article S&P Global sees OpenAI as a "key credit risk" for Oracle and cuts its credit rating appeared first on The Decoder.
Read original →Researchers from MITRE, University of Colorado Boulder, Sandia National Laboratories, University of Arizona, and MIT published a technical paper titled “Monolithic Integration of Piezo-Optomechanical Photonics and CMOS Electronics.” Abstract Excerpt: The paper demonstrates a “fully monolithic, all-CMOS fabricated platform” for piezo-optomechanical photonic integrated circuits and shows “wafer-scale integration of POMPICs on an electronic backplane.” Find... » read more The post Monolithic CMOS Platform Integrates Piezo-Optomechanical Photonics (Mitre et al.) appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
Read original →Sam Altman insisted that Elon Musk was again obsessed with him because of an OpenAI model release earlier this week.
Read original →Last year, the New Zealand-based company signed several agreements for supply of renewable feedstock to its future biographite industrial plants in Europe and North America.
Read original →Meta pulled a controversial feature from its new Muse Image model after widespread criticism. The feature let users generate AI images of other people by @-mentioning their public Instagram accounts. No consent needed, just a username. Meta admits "this feature missed the mark" and shut it down days after announcing it. The article Meta kills Muse Image feature that let anyone generate AI photos of Instagram users without consent appeared first on The Decoder.
Read original →Researchers from Rotonium, Centre for Quantum Technologies at National University of Singapore, Inveriant, Politecnico di Milano, and CNIT published a technical paper titled “Design and Benchmarking of a Quantum Photonic Chip.” Abstract Excerpt: The paper presents a quantum photonic processor based on “standard CMOS-compatible manufacturing processes” and operating with single photons at room temperature. The... » read more The post Room-temperature, CMOS-compatible Photonic Quantum Processor (NUS et al.) appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
Read original →In the eight-plus months since Amazon announced its most expansive job cuts ever, laid off workers have been thrust into an increasingly saturated labor market.
Read original →Phil Ehr resigns from NovaRed Mining's advisory board after hiring ex-DHS chief Kristi Noem, drawing scrutiny.
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