by Win Lose or Draw | Mar 16, 2025 | Science and Emerging Technology
In the early 1600’s Galileo Galilei, with help from his improved telescope and his predecessor, Copernicus, proved that our Earth revolved on its axis and also revolved around the Sun. He was not adequately rewarded for his meticulously accurate scientific...
by Win Lose or Draw | Mar 6, 2025 | Science and Emerging Technology
We find ourselves on the edge of a vortex! We are space travelers without space suits hovering on the fringes of a black hole, most of us hoping that we won’t be pulled in. For the most part, we are not scientists after all. Even the scientists among us are holding...
by Win Lose or Draw | Feb 10, 2025 | Science and Emerging Technology
In the world of high-tech computing, breakthroughs do not come from scaling up. They come from scaling down. Everybody is always talking about game changers. The $249 Jetson Orin “supercomputer” by NVIDIA will be one. It is powerful, cheap, and small...
by Win Lose or Draw | Feb 9, 2025 | Science and Emerging Technology
Nobody would mistake me for a scientist, but I do read enough to have a working knowledge of Emerging Technologies. For instance, I recently read an article that sensationalized some findings published in the journal Nature. The title was “Brit scientists make huge...
by Win Lose or Draw | Feb 6, 2025 | Science and Emerging Technology
The person featured in the video below talks about Deep Research which is said to be capable of PHD level research, He claims that AGI (Artificial General Research) is imminent or already here by giving AI a learning environment mixed with internet research tools and...
by Win Lose or Draw | Jan 15, 2025 | Science and Emerging Technology
Let’s have the bad news first! The cost of NASA’s OSIRIS-REx and OSIRIS-APEX missions is slightly north of a billion dollars. You may ask why we have spent that money, and I will attempt to answer that question farther down the page. But first, allow me to applaud...
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