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Amusing or addictive? The algorithms powering our social feeds

Social media algorithms are a powerful feature of online life, serving up content to users based on their browsing habits or ...

He studied in a non-CS branch and was rejected by Amazon 15 times; then Gantavya Malviya landed a Rs 1.1 crore job in Germany

Radhika Gupta’s career journey spans computer science, economics, consulting, global investment management, entrepreneurship ...
MIT Technology Review

Computing and robotics

Ekblaw, 34, who studied robotics for her PhD at MIT, designed hexagonal and pentagonal tiles to act as simple building blocks ...
The Tech Edvocate

Your Bank’s Encryption Is About to Break: Why PQC Is Your Only Hope

Spread the loveImagine a future where your most sensitive financial data—your bank accounts, investment portfolios, credit ...
The Tech Edvocate

This Crucial Deadline for the Internet’s Future Is Closer Than You Think

Spread the loveWhen you browse the internet, send an email, or make a purchase online, you’re relying on a bedrock of trust ...

Just like a fruit fly, a new algorithm never forgets old scents

Feed the network new odors a couple at a time—a stress test for catastrophic forgetting—and Spi-Fly barely blinks, holding ...
Indiatimes

Meet Connor Hill, the 17-year-old Pennsylvania student who wrote a computer program to classify noble polyhedra; he proved there are 146 isolated examples and won $250,000

Polyhedra are three-dimensional shapes made from flat polygonal faces and straight edges. Common examples include cubes, pyramids and octahedrons.A polyhedron is called noble when it has a high level ...