New STAR model architecture outshines Transformers (link)
Liquid AI’s STAR framework uses evolutionary algorithms to create optimized AI architectures. It outperforms Transformers by reducing cache size and improving performance. STAR offers scalable, efficient designs with potential for broader AI applications.
Digital housekeeping is a thing (link)
Digital housekeeping includes tasks like setting up and fixing smart home devices. Based on SIFO’s research, men often introduce the technology, while women may see it as a hobby, leading to unequal responsibilities. Adding digital tasks to housework stats could show a more balanced workload.
Intel’s CEO departs with a $10M severance package (link)
Pat Gelsinger’s Intel severance package could total up to $10.18 million after his departure, including salary and bonuses. His exit follows a difficult year for Intel, with a 30% valuation drop and significant layoffs.
AI might be less impactful than we think in workplaces (link)
WSP’s research shows that while 70% of UK workers say AI impacts their jobs, only 38% see improvements in efficiency and 33% in productivity. Despite this, 84% believe AI’s benefits will grow, with many seeking better training to adapt. The study also highlights workers’ willingness to retrain for greener roles.
Microsoft gets sued for £1B by UK antitrust for cloud damages (link)
Microsoft is facing a £1 billion lawsuit in the UK for allegedly charging higher fees for Windows Server to customers using rival cloud platforms. The lawsuit claims this practice was anti-competitive and aimed at promoting its own Azure service.
Meet Orakl Oncology, an AI-powered startup that fights cancer (link)
Orakl Oncology, founded by Fanny Jaulin, uses AI to improve cancer drug trials by combining data and biology. With nearly €15 million in funding, the startup focuses on colorectal and pancreatic cancers to advance precision medicine.