The trials built to catch sleep-training harm found none, and the benefit faded by six years
Salivary cortisol and the Strange Situation, the standard test of infant attachment, are what the trial built to catch harm actually measured, in infants ages 6 to 16 months.
Chain-of-thought prompting tripled the largest models' math scores, and made the smallest ones worse
Below roughly 100 billion parameters the technique is a wash or a liability, and the higher a model climbs past that line, the less its written reasoning reflects the computation that actually produced its answer.
Wisconsin Says a Bet on Your Own Election Can Cost You Your Vote. Kalshi Calls That Voter Suppression.
Wisconsin's 1849 election-betting law is one skirmish in a fight over whether a federal "swap" definition preempts state gambling law everywhere, and a divided federal appeals court has already split on the answer.
The Trump administration tells the Supreme Court its own voter-list order isn't in effect yet
Solicitor General D. John Sauer's emergency application asks the justices to lift a First Circuit block on the federal voter-list order, arguing no agency has actually finalized anything yet.
Nvidia backs Ilya Sutskever's SSI, and won't say how much
Bloomberg puts the investment at $5 billion, a number absent from Nvidia's own release announcing the partnership.
Vidkun Quisling declared himself Norway's government and became a common noun
The Times of London had a word for Vidkun Quisling within ten days of the radio broadcast in which he claimed Norway's government for himself on the morning of the German invasion.