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As seen in: TED, California, CINEMABLEND, Mother Jones, Poetry Magazine, Comingsoon.it, BookBub, The Believer, filmvandaag.nl, Fusicology
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Ironheart (serie, 2025)

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By Chinaka Hodge
| filmvandaag.nl
actie avontuur drama miniserie 1 seizoen (miniserie) 6 afleveringen Jouw beoordeling: Ironheart is sinds vorige week te zien op: Disney+ (1 seizoen) Marvel-serie 'Ironheart' speelt zich af na de gebeurtenissen van Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Ironheart van Marvel Television zet technologie tegenover magie wanneer Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne) - een jonge, geniale uitvinder die vastbesloten is om haar stempel op de wereld te drukken - terugkeert naar haar geboortestad Chicago.
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2025 Spring/Summer

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By Coby McDonald, Chinaka Hodge, Nathalia Alcantara, Margie Cullen
| alumni.berkeley.edu
May the Best Bot Win By Nathalia Alcantara Started as student side project, Chatbot Arena is now the AI industry’s scoreboard—and a $100 million startup More Things You’ll Never Believe Came from Berkeley By Esther Oh Okay, maybe you will, but we still think it’s a fun list By Pat Joseph The tool could have immediate applications for health care By Pat Joseph Berkeley’s jumping robot can now land like “nature’s best athlete.” By Pat Joseph Meet COF-999, a Berkeley-borne substance that could...
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May the Best Bot Win

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By Coby McDonald, Chinaka Hodge, Nathalia Alcantara
| California
More than a century after the first IQ test was given, researchers still can’t agree on the best way to measure human intelligence. Experts debate whether cognitive abilities might be too complex and multifaceted to be captured by a single metric. How to weigh logic against, say, creativity? Problem-solving against critical thinking? Now, the tech industry is joining the struggle; artificial intelligence, too, is proving difficult to evaluate.
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