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Amazon's Project Rainier involves building data =
centers so large they
would have been considered absurd just a few years =
ago. The tech
industry requires massive networks of specialized computer =
chips for
its increasingly powerful AI technologies. Over the next severa=
l
years, Amazon plans to build around 30 data centers at a 1,200-acre
s=
tretch of farmland outside New Carlisle, Indiana. The entire complex,
whi=
ch will consume 2.2 gigawatts of electricity, will form one giant
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intended just for artificial intelligence. Project Rainier
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At Amazon's Biggest Data Ce=
nter, Everything Is Supersized for AI (11 minute read)
Amazon's Project Rainier involves build=
ing data centers so large they would have been considered absurd just a few=
years ago. The tech industry requires massive networks of specialized comp=
uter chips for its increasingly powerful AI technologies. Over the next sev=
eral years, Amazon plans to build around 30 data centers at a 1,200-acre st=
retch of farmland outside New Carlisle, Indiana. The entire complex, which =
will consume 2.2 gigawatts of electricity, will form one giant machine inte=
nded just for artificial intelligence. Project Rainier will also include fa=
cilities in Mississippi and possibly other locations like North Carolina an=
d Pennsylvania.
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Science & Futuristic Technology
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Google's new robotics AI ca=
n run without the cloud and still tie your shoes (6 minute read)
Google DeepMind has revealed a new on-d=
evice vision language action (VLA) model that can control robots. It doesn'=
t have a cloud component, so robots using the model can operate with full a=
utonomy. This is the first version of Google's robotics model that develope=
rs can tune for their specific uses. Robotics researchers can adapt the VLA=
to new tasks with as little as 50 to 100 demonstrations.
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World's largest camera show=
s galaxy in 3,200 megapixel glory as Rubin telescope goes online (4 minute =
read)
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory is finall=
y online and photographing the galaxy. It found 2,104 new asteroids in the =
Solar System in its initial ten hours of operation. The telescope will allo=
w scientists to explore the cosmos in new ways at a scale that will enable =
discoveries that should fundamentally change our understanding of the unive=
rse. The observatory is located on the El Pe=C3=B1=C3=B3n peak of Cerro Pac=
h=C3=B3n, an 8,799-foot-high mountain in the Chilean Andes.
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Programming, Design & Data Science
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The road to Top 1: How XBOW=
did it (7 minute read)
An autonomous penetration tester has re=
ached the top spot on HackerOne for the first time in bug bounty history. X=
BOW is a fully autonomous AI-driven penetration tester that operates much l=
ike a human pentester but can scale rapidly, completing comprehensive penet=
ration tests in just a few hours. It has reported thousands of vulnerabilit=
ies validated and confirmed by program owners. XBOW can identify a full spe=
ctrum of vulnerabilities, including Remote Code Execution, SQL Injection, X=
ML External Entities, Path Traversal, Server-Side Request Forgery, and Cros=
s-Site Scripting.
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Falsehoods programmers beli=
eve about time (7 minute read)
Developers who think they understand ev=
erything about time are probably doing something wrong. This post presents =
a list of falsehoods that programmers tend to believe about working with ti=
me. Don't try to re-invent a date-time library.
|
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ChatGPT Wows Office Workers=
.. That's a Problem for Microsoft (8 minute read)
Drug maker Amgen Inc. last spring annou=
nced plans to buy Microsoft's Copilot assistant for 20,000 employees, but 1=
3 months later, Amgen employees are using OpenAI's ChatGPT. The company exp=
anded its ChatGPT use earlier this year after hearing from employees that i=
t helped with tasks such as research and summarizing scientific documents. =
Its push into the enterprise market is complicating its already fraught rel=
ationship with Microsoft. OpenAI claims it has 3 million paying business us=
ers.
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Anthropic wins a major fair=
use victory for AI =E2=80=94 but it's still in trouble for stealing books =
(4 minute read)
Anthropic used both downloaded ebooks a=
nd purchased and scanned print books to create the data it used to train it=
s models. A judge found that the scanned books fell under fair use as they =
were transformative versions of the works and were not shared outside of th=
e company. The downloaded ebooks did not count as fair use - these will be =
the subject of a forthcoming jury trial. The judge found that training a la=
rge language model on unlicensed data counted as 'fair use'.
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