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Making software safer and more reliable: A deep dive into proof scores

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In software engineering, it is important to ensure that a software system behaves correctly and reliably. This is especially crucial for critical systems, such as online banking, e-commerce, and real-time systems. One promising technique for […]

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One Tech Tip: Skype shut down for good, but users still have these alternatives

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Skype is dead. What now?This post was originally published on this site

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AI-powered ‘ulrb’ uncovers Earth’s hidden microbial gems

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A team of researchers has created a novel machine learning tool that’s cracking open one of biology’s trickiest puzzles: finding the rarest microbes on Earth. Think of it like finding a needle in a haystack, […]

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Grand Theft Auto VI delayed again, this time until May 2026

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Fans of the hugely popular video game series Grand Theft Auto will have to wait a little longer to play the latest version.This post was originally published on this site

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Diagram-based language streamlines optimization of complex coordinated systems

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Coordinating complicated interactive systems, whether it’s the different modes of transportation in a city or the various components that must work together to make an effective and efficient robot, is an increasingly important subject for […]

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Protecting audio privacy: Speech-filtering technology balances privacy and utility in smart devices

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Sound is a powerful source of information. By training algorithms to identify distinct sound signatures, sound can reveal what a person is doing, whether it’s cooking, vacuuming or washing the dishes. And while it’s valuable […]

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Transforming real-world doors into gateways to the virtual world: The future of mixed reality

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People seeking to feel fully immersed in virtual environments will soon be able to experience a revolutionary approach to spatial computing that bridges the gap between real and digital worlds. A collaborative research team from […]

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Tucking into tuk tuk data: How an automated system can help tourism transport thrive

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In Lisbon’s busy streets, tuk tuk companies have been slow to adapt to the digital age. Many rely on what researchers consider outdated and error-prone manual processes for managing their fleets of tourist transport vehicles. […]

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Gigaflow cache streamlines cloud traffic, with 51% higher hit rate and 90% lower misses for programmable SmartNICs

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A new way to temporarily store memory, Gigaflow, helps direct heavy traffic in cloud data centers caused by AI and machine learning workloads, according to a study led by University of Michigan researchers.This post was […]

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AI threats in software development revealed in new study

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UTSA researchers recently completed one of the most comprehensive studies to date on the risks of using AI models to develop software. In a new paper, they demonstrate how a specific type of error could […]

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