AI & RoboticsNews

Researchers develop ‘Woodpecker’: A groundbreaking solution to AI’s hallucination problem

A group of artificial intelligence researchers from the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) and Tencent YouTu Lab have developed an innovative framework, coined as “Woodpecker“, designed to correct hallucinations in multimodal large language models (MLLMs). The research paper outlining this groundbreaking approach was published on the pre-print server arXiv, under the title…
Read more
CryptoNews

Israeli Crypto-Based Aid Organization Says Nearly $200,000 Raised for October 7 Terror Victims – Featured Bitcoin News

Nearly $200,000 has been raised by a non-profit organization launched by members of Israel’s Web3 community. More than 30 Web3 companies have since joined the campaign while the accounting firm KPMG is said to be assisting with fundraising and distribution. Web3 Companies Join Campaign Crypto Aid Israel, a non-profit organization launched by influential leaders within the Israeli Web3…
Read more
DefenseNews

US Air Force activates units dedicated to electronic warfare

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Air Force has activated two detachments at Robins Air Force Base in Georgia dedicated to electronic warfare and its future applications. The green light, given Oct. 25 at a ceremony inside an aviation museum, marks a step toward the realization of the…
DefenseNews

Boeing’s Air Force One charges now top $1.3 billion, drag down profits

WASHINGTON — Boeing’s defense unit recorded a $924 million loss in the third quarter of 2023, primarily dragged down by rising costs on its VC-25B Air Force One program. More than half of Boeing Defense, Space and Security’s loss stemmed from a $482 million loss on the company’s work building two new VC-25B aircraft for the U.S. Air Force. The company attributed the higher costs to…
Read more
CryptoNews

Report: Operators of Central African Republic-Based Crypto Investment Firm Disappear With $1.6 Million – Africa Bitcoin News

According to reports, the operators of a Central African Republic (CAR) crypto company which promised a high return on money invested have disappeared along with $1.6 million in investor funds. High-profile personalities including lawmakers and senior government employees are among the hundreds of CAR residents who fell victim to the apparent scam. Company Abruptly Closes Shop The operators of a…
Read more