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Most 3D design software requires visual dragging and rotating—posing a challenge for blind and low-vision users. As a result, a range of hardware design, robotics, coding, and engineering work is ...

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The competitive advantage in AI is no longer coming from better prompts or larger models. It is coming from better architecture.

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A Yale University professor has been removed from teaching classes while university officials review a six-year correspondence he had with Jeffrey Epstein, which included his description of a student ...