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Excited about this new paper where we show that the contextual representation of space is non-uniform at the earliest stages of processing in the…
Excited about this new paper where we show that the contextual representation of space is non-uniform at the earliest stages of processing in the…
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They are coming for your pasta. They are coming for MY pasta! 107% tariff incoming. 15% baseline tariff on European Union goods plus a 92% levy on…
They are coming for your pasta. They are coming for MY pasta! 107% tariff incoming. 15% baseline tariff on European Union goods plus a 92% levy on…
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Haven Demo achieved mission success after deploying from SpaceX’s Bandwagon-4 flight on Nov 2, 2025. Following nominal separation and stable…
Haven Demo achieved mission success after deploying from SpaceX’s Bandwagon-4 flight on Nov 2, 2025. Following nominal separation and stable…
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Publications
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Integrating Human Context And Occlusion Reasoning To Improve Handheld Object Tracking
IEEE International Conference on Image Processing
Patents
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Lanes and Locks
Issued US 9513627
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HaRD-OS2
Issued US 9457468
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Autonomous order fulfillment and inventory control robots
Issued US 9,120,622
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Frontier AI just failed >97.5% of real-world remote tasks. The new Remote Labor Index (Center for AI Safety, Dan Hendrycks) tested frontier agents…
Frontier AI just failed >97.5% of real-world remote tasks. The new Remote Labor Index (Center for AI Safety, Dan Hendrycks) tested frontier agents…
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Levittown vs. the Backyard Shack How America’s Housing Model Went from Industrial Scale to Financial Feudalism In 1948, Levitt & Sons could complete…
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The TurboPermit platform powers builder teams nationwide permitting housing projects: multifamily, single-family, and accessory dwelling units. Based…
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New paper! 🚨 Reasoning models struggle to follow instructions during their *reasoning process* (not just in final answers). Even the best models…
New paper! 🚨 Reasoning models struggle to follow instructions during their *reasoning process* (not just in final answers). Even the best models…
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I'm looking for a postdoc to work on a project involving beta bursts and developing methods for laminar inference with MEG. Come to Lyon, where the…
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"Starve before doing business with the damned Navy." So said Kelly Johnson, the first leader of Skunk Works, the team that built the U-2 and SR-71.…
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Last Tuesday is my last day at Google - having spent 6.5 years there, it is my time to move on. Great journey so far with lots of exciting things we…
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🧠 Thrilled to share our new NeuroView with Ellie Pavlick: "From Prediction to Understanding: Will AI Foundation Models Transform Brain Science?"…
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#gojackets so very proud of this 2025 Georgia Tech football team and the administration’s support for being a great academic institution -and- a…
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Google has given me over 19 years of great opportunities and at the end of this week it is giving me one more. I’ve taken the ”voluntary exit…
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Did Nvidia's CEO just admit he tanked an entire industry with a single comment? Jensen Huang's recent public apology during Nvidia's Quantum Day is a fascinating market case study. Let's dive into the journey: During CES in January, Nvidia's CEO was riding high, with the company at the peak of its AI dominance. His strategy was simple: Focus on practical, near-term tech wins while being honest about farther-out technologies. This approach worked great... Until his comments that quantum computers were likely 15-30 years away from being truly useful led to quantum computing stocks plunging over 40%. By March, the damage was clear. Companies like IonQ, Rigetti, D-Wave, and Quantum Computing Inc. had lost significant market value. Nvidia decided to pivot. Huang publicly apologized during the company's Quantum Day event after he realized his influence on these publicly traded companies. He implemented: 1. A public apology recognizing his impact 2. A more optimistic stance on quantum's potential 3. Renewed commitment to accelerate quantum innovation The outcome? The quantum computing sector's reaction revealed an important lesson about market psychology. Many tech companies face similar challenges when influential figures make off-the-cuff remarks. Huang's story shows the importance of recognizing the weight your words carry when you lead a market-moving company. Now, quantum computing stocks are navigating a tenuous recovery, with IonQ rising 5% while others struggle to regain footing. ♻️ Repost if you've ever seen how one person's comments can move markets, and follow me for more tech industry insights.
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Aaron Ginn
Jevon's paradox holds true. DeepSeek has created an incredible demand for interconnected H100s and H200s. You need a large amount of GPU VRAM to run the model. Over the past few days, I spoke with a dozen data centers and neo-clouds. They are either sold out or nearing maximum capacity. https://lnkd.in/gWN4cJ34
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Neal Bloom🎩
Big tech is embedding itself deeper in San Diego. Apple’s hiring 5K by 2026. Qualcomm is scaling into robotics and more. And quietly, big tech engineers are showing up to Startup Week with early ideas. The next generation of companies may already be forming. Listen in: https://lnkd.in/gvEiW3V9
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