Using self-driving cars and a slot-based system that's similar to how airports manage air traffic, the MIT Senseable City Lab came up with an intersection model that requires no lights at all.

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What this new MIT research showed is that LLMs can do remarkably well without actually understanding any rules. At the same ...

A research team in China has held atoms in a state of quantum superposition for 23 minutes, suggesting tantalizing new ...

Among other things, the MIT Media Lab "Smart Cities" project has been working on new concepts for city cars, going far beyond cars that are simply smaller, such as the stackable, shared-car ...

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Can’t embrace self-driving cars–how about skipper-free boats? MIT's Senseable City Lab is working on captainless robotic "Roboats" to ferry around passengers and cargo—and ease traffic on ...

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Kapil Patel, a Bengaluru-based IT professional, is reconsidering a job offer in Delhi due to the city's severe air pollution.

A large language model (LLM) can supposedly mimic human intelligence and provide very convincing results based on a user's textual prompt. However, the model is simply ...

There's a new face at Shreveport City Hall.  On November 1st, William Sabo took over as Shreveport's Director of Economic ...

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