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A New AI Tool Builds Knowledge Graphs So Good, They Could Rewire Scientific Discovery
- A new AI tool has been developed to build highly effective knowledge graphs, potentially revolutionizing scientific discovery.
- The tool utilizes Natural Language Processing (NLP) to extract structured information from unstructured scientific texts.
- By fine-tuning Language Models (LLMs) with minimal data annotation, the tool efficiently extracts triples from a large volume of unstructured text.
- This approach enhances authenticity and traceability by not relying on predictions for information extraction.
- The tool has been successfully used to construct a Functional Material Knowledge Graph (FMKG) from abstracts of 150,000 peer-reviewed papers.
- The study demonstrates the effectiveness and credibility of FMKG in capturing materials and related knowledge.
- The AI tool shows potential in expanding the depth of structured information extraction, improving entity labeling precision, and enabling cross-domain applicability.
- Integration with existing knowledge graphs like MatKG can create more interconnected datasets for advanced research and application development.
- References in the study highlight related research in materials science, neural networks, knowledge graphs, and automatic knowledge graph construction.
- The tool's accessibility on arXiv under CC BY 4.0 DEED license promotes open access to the research.
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How quantum could supercharge Google’s AI ambitions
- Scientists at Alphabet in Santa Barbara, California are working on developing the world's most advanced quantum computers.
- Google unveiled the breakthrough quantum computing chip called Willow, which can solve problems unimaginably faster than classical computers.
- The combination of quantum and AI has the potential to complement and enhance each other.
- Google believes that in about five years, they can create a practical application that can only be solved on a quantum computer.
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The Trump tariff auto sales rush is on
- Car buyers have been rushing to US showrooms to lock in deals before potential price hikes.
- Global auto manufacturers have yet to be given a reprieve from a 25 percent tariff on vehicles assembled outside of the United States.
- Immediate impacts have been observed, like Audi holding foreign-made vehicles at port and Jaguar Land Rover suspending all shipments to the US.
- Car shoppers who were hesitant about purchasing a new car are now rushing to dealerships.
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Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin flop is bigger than Katy Perry
- The Blue Origin stunt flight led by Jeff Bezos flopped beyond imagination.
- The space tourism trip was criticized for its performative feminism.
- Backlash ensued, including mockeries of Katy Perry's enthusiasm and claims of faking the trip.
- The flight was seen by some as a defeat for American feminism.
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HashKey Capital Launches Asia’s First XRP Tracker Fund for Institutions
- HashKey Capital has launched Asia’s first XRP Tracker Fund, providing regulated access to XRP for institutional investors.
- The fund aims to merge traditional finance with digital assets and offers exposure to the XRP market without direct ownership of XRP assets.
- The partnership between HashKey Capital and Ripple aims to develop new financial products and strengthen innovation in digital finance.
- The XRP Tracker Fund is HashKey Capital’s third digital asset product and could potentially transition into an ETF in the future.
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Google demos its smartglasses and makes us hanker for the future
- Google recently showcased its XR smartglasses in a TED talk, giving a firsthand look at the future possibilities.
- The smartglasses, part of Project Astra, feature Android XR and innovative functionalities.
- Equipped with a camera, speaker, microphone, and in-lens display, the smartglasses offer an immersive experience.
- Gemini AI integrated in the smartglasses shows remarkable short-term memory and language translation capabilities.
- Android XR headset demonstrated with similar immersive features like pinch-gestures and interactive AI.
- Google hints at a future where AI and XR converge, revolutionizing wearable devices for instant access to information.
- The smartglasses collaboration with Samsung is expected to launch in 2026, possibly indicating a delay in release.
- Delayed launch may pose challenges as industry competitors advance with similar AI-powered smart eyewear.
- Despite the excitement around the demo, the actual availability of the smartglasses in the market remains uncertain.
- Consumers are eager for the advanced technology, but the prolonged wait might impact the product's reception.
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Zealandia: Scientists discovered Earth’s missing 8th continent
- Zealandia, a sunken landmass in the South Pacific, is a potential eighth continent, with only 5% of its surface above sea level.
- Originally part of Gondwana, Zealandia started separating around 85 million years ago, eventually sinking.
- Recent studies, like one in Tectonics, have provided strong evidence supporting Zealandia's continental status.
- New data and geological surveys have led to a reevaluation of Zealandia's identity and have brought it into the scientific spotlight.
- Samples collected from Zealandia show a geological timeline ranging from 130 million years ago to more recent times.
- The continent's crustal thinning of up to 65% offers insights into broader tectonic processes in the Pacific region.
- Zealandia's geological significance extends beyond academic interest, serving as a natural laboratory for Earth's tectonic history.
- Ongoing research, aided by technological advancements like deep-sea dredging, aims to further explore and understand Zealandia's secrets.
- Understanding Zealandia not only reveals the continent's mysteries but also enhances our knowledge of Earth's geological past.
- Zealandia remains an active area of research, offering valuable insights into Earth's ever-evolving story.
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Instagram Blend will slide your friend’s Reels into your DMs
- Meta introduces a new feature called Blend on Instagram.
- Blend allows users to share Reels with friends and groups inside DMs.
- It is similar to Spotify's playlist blending feature.
- Instagram Blend aims to increase engagement and sharing on the platform.
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YouTube Music borrows a TikTok habit to make liking songs instinctively easier
- YouTube Music has rolled out a double-tap gesture that lets users "like" songs by tapping the album cover center.
- This quality-of-life improvement adds liked songs directly to the user’s playlist, mimicking the gesture from other social platforms.
- The feature is available starting with YouTube Music version 8.14.53A, after initial references were found in an earlier update.
- YouTube Music is slowly adding features to improve user experience and stay competitive against other streaming giants like Spotify.
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TSMC promises to produce 2nm chips in the US, but don’t expect them in the next iPhone
- TSMC announces plans to produce 2nm chips in the US, aiming to create an 'independent' chip cluster.
- TSMC is not in discussions for joint ventures or technology transfers, but Apple could leverage the 2nm chips.
- Rumors suggest Apple's 2026 iPhone 18 Pro could feature the new 2nm A20 chip, enabling advancements in AI applications.
- TSMC plans to accelerate the construction of its second and third factories in Arizona, with a goal to produce 30% of its 2-nanometer chips in the US.
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Southwest Airlines sued by parents who say their 4-year-old son was burned by spilled coffee on a flight
- Southwest Airlines is being sued by a couple who say their young son suffered second-degree burns after hot coffee was spilled on him during a flight.
- The incident occurred on a Southwest Airlines flight from Orlando to Chicago last September.
- The four-year-old boy suffered burns to his buttocks and experienced difficulties sitting, using the bathroom, and getting dressed.
- The family is seeking unspecified damages in excess of $75,000, accusing Southwest Airlines of negligence.
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Netflix's earnings report looked different this time around
- Netflix reported a significant earnings beat in its first-quarter results, with earnings rising 25% to $6.61 per share and sales growing 13% to $10.5 billion.
- The report was unique as Netflix did not include specific quarterly subscription numbers this time, focusing on ad sales expansion, plans for sports, and creator content.
- Netflix launched an ad tech platform and hinted at incorporating video podcasts on the platform to drive growth.
- Despite economic concerns, Netflix remains resilient, with the stock rising 3% in after-hours trading following the positive earnings report.
- On the market front, UnitedHealth's shares dipped after disappointing earnings, while Eli Lilly's new weight-loss pill showed promising results, boosting the company's stock by 14%.
- In tech news, ICE ordered $30 million worth of Palantir tech to track immigrants, and AI agents still have room for improvement in accuracy.
- CEOs of American-made businesses express optimism about a US manufacturing resurgence, and some Starbucks baristas raise concerns over the new dress code impact.
- TikTok's leaders tighten control in China and Singapore, and future development will be overseen by global leaders, affecting its expansion in Latin America.
- In other news, a federal judge deemed Google a monopolist, and Trump Media requested an SEC investigation into a hedge fund's large short on Google.
- Russian oil prices decline, raising concerns over Putin's actions, and the impact of Trump's tariffs on America's food supply is contemplated.
- Lastly, the article touches on the current challenges faced by junior bankers, insights from Gen Z tech workers, and the emergence of humanoid robots in warehouses.
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Why is it Hard to Find Good Horse Games?
- Finding good horse games can be difficult, especially for PC.
- DS and 3DS systems have more horse games than PC.
- Most horse games feel and look the same, lacking unique gameplay elements.
- Developers often underestimate players' desire for varied and interactive gameplay in horse games.
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You can tell Google's latest AI to stop thinking so much
- Google has upgraded its AI model, Gemini 2.5 Flash, allowing developers to customize its 'thinking' capabilities.
- With the new feature, developers can set 'thinking budgets' to control the tradeoff between quality, cost, and latency.
- The update addresses the need to optimize processing power and computing requirements for reasoning models.
- Google allows developers to allocate different reasoning abilities based on the number of tokens generated by the AI model.
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SOLX Breaks the $30M Mark and Leads the 2025 Crypto Digital Asset Presale – What’s Next for This Rising Star?
- Solaxy, a first-ever Layer 2 solution on Solana, has raised over $30.5 million in presale.
- Solaxy combines the best of Solana and Ethereum, providing a more seamless and speedier experience.
- With 133% APY staking rewards and an active community, Solaxy has caught attention in the crypto market.
- Analysts predict significant growth and high returns for Solaxy in the future.
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