Tag: networks
Quantum Entanglement Meets Multimodal AI
Exploring the intersection of quantum entanglement and multimodal AI, sparked by a fascinating new arXiv paper on quantum neural network architectures.
AoAH Day 24: Tuatara, an evolving Atom aggregator that mutates
Tuatara is a feed aggregator that integrates Claude to evolve and patch its own code when encountering parsing errors, embodying the concept of self-healing software.
Is AI poisoning the scientific literature? Our comment in Nature
Nature comment on AI-generated paper threats to evidence synthesis proposing federated living evidence databases with human-in-loop review.
Talks from LOCO24 are now available online
LOCO24 conference talks now available on self-hosted video platforms with peer-to-peer redundancy.
The Great Decentralization Debate: Bluesky vs. Mastodon
I've been meaning to write a bit about this for a while, but finally getting into Bluesky last week has given me the push I needed to get to it. Back in November, Christine Lemmer-Webber, one of the original authors of the ActivityPub protocol behind software like Mastodon, wrote an excellently-researched piece called How Decentralized Is Bluesky Really? A lot of the technical ins-and-outs of the essay go a little over my head, but I think it's a worthwhile read if you, like me, are enough of a
The Central Question
What is the difference between centralization and decentralization, and what should you know? I was asked this question recently; here’s my attempt to answer.