The next chapter in the brain-teasing series based on a timeless mathematical puzzle has just been stacked on the Xbox and PC stores, and this time it comes with a colour-flipping new twist. Hanoi ...

A potential TikTok deal emerged Monday between the US and China, two days before the Trump administration's latest sell or be banned deadline. Now, attention is shifting to the app's Chinese algorithm ...

A web-based implementation of the classic Tower of Hanoi puzzle game, built as a Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) college assignment project. The Tower of Hanoi is a mathematical puzzle consisting ...

Delta hopes to use AI-driven pricing for 20% of tickets by year's end Senator Ruben Gallego called Delta's practice 'predatory pricing' The new AI-pricing strategy offers a glimpse into the future of ...

ROCHESTER — At Mayo Clinic's annual AI Summit in downtown Rochester, a group of physicians and scientists discussed how generative artificial intelligence is being used at Mayo Clinic — and how it's ...

Quoth Josh Wolfe, well-respected venture capitalist at Lux Capital: Ha ha ha. But What’s the fuss about? Apple has a new paper; it’s pretty devastating to LLMs, a powerful followup to one from many of ...

Bottom line: More and more AI companies say their models can reason. Two recent studies say otherwise. When asked to show their logic, most models flub the task – proving they're not reasoning so much ...

In early June, Apple researchers released a study suggesting that simulated reasoning (SR) models, such as OpenAI’s o1 and o3, DeepSeek-R1, and Claude 3.7 Sonnet Thinking, produce outputs consistent ...

Apple’s research paper, “The Illusion of Thinking,” examines the reasoning abilities of artificial intelligence models. It claims that LLM AI problem-solving skills are misleading. The study argues ...

Dana Heitz reviews a criminal case out of Arizona involving AI-generated evidence. She sets out some ethical considerations for its future use—an issue of interest to attorneys and courts in New York, ...

Automated reduction-in-force software, developed by the US government decades ago, may be behind how federal employees are being laid off. In the past month and a half, the Trump Administration has ...