DeiT beat ViT-B/16's JFT-300M accuracy training on ImageNet alone
A modernized convolutional network on a modern recipe ties ViT at matched size, so most of what looked like a data-scale win for the transformer was the training recipe.
Cerebras's revenue concentration barely fell as its second-biggest customer changed
Cerebras's newest 10-Q shows the two related-party customers that once carried 88% of revenue falling to 59%, while a customer the filing never names took 32% of the second quarter's revenue on its own.
No trial behind the “first tooth” rule enrolled a child younger than one
The varnish and supplement guidance rest on the same trials that stopped at age one, where the drops still prescribed to a six-month-old in low-fluoride water now carry an October 2025 FDA warning.
The ACLU asks a court to block Trump's citizenship order
Filed August 11 in New Hampshire, the request targets an order that stops recognizing citizenship for children linked to terror groups, foreign diplomats, birth tourism, or certain territories, with agencies required to issue public guidance on its implementation by September 5.
A Security builds a zero-click Zoom exploit chain with fewer than 20 AI prompts
Zoom has already patched the three linked CVEs, closing out a disclosure that began with a private report to the company in June.
One witness's odd word gave New Deal critics a name for waste
On April 3, 1935, a New York relief-hearing witness's answer launched "boondoggle" into national politics, and both Roosevelt's critics and Roosevelt himself were soon fighting over what it should mean.