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Ananyo Bhattacharya
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Chief science writer @London_Inst. 'The Man from the Future', on the unparalleled influence of John von Neumann, available everywhere. For my substack see link.
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    Ananyo Bhattacharya
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    Jun 8
    Our @Nature comment this week on the use of AI in maths and theoretical physics - and why the community should embrace it! Authors @London_Inst & @GoogleDeepMind. First draft 8 months ago but edited many times as the field steamed ahead! Free-to-read link at the end of 🧵1/
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    Aug 5
    A biopic on this incredible lost woman of computer science is an open goal for some visionary director/backer...
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    Oct 12, 2021
    For #AdaLovelaceDay21, a long thread on Klári Dan von Neumann, writer of the first truly useful, complex programs ever to have been executed on a modern computer and to my mind, the most overlooked person in the history of computing 1/
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    Aug 4
    The situation is, thankfully, nothing like what's been going on in the US, but the increasing ringfencing of research funds for “strategic government and societal priorities” suggests little sympathy for basic research.
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    Time for Andy Burnham to smile on UK science
    From ft.com
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    Aug 3
    In the future, computers can make better computers and humans lose the ability to do mathematics. The rediscovery of basic mental arithmetic gives humans the edge they need to win an interstellar war... Isaac Asimov’s 1958 story ‘The Feeling of Power’ archive.org/details/1958-0…
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    Aug 3
    "Raygun", an AI tool, can resize proteins to up to half or double their size with no loss of function! Crazy stuff.
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    This AI Raygun can shrink and supersize proteins — opening the door to easy editing
    From nature.com

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