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5 Ways Artificial Intelligence Is (Quietly) Changing Libraries

By @zacamos [ 5 Min read ]

Libraries are probably not the first think that comes to mind when you think of AI — but theyre impacted all the same. Heres how AI is changing libraries. Read More.

The Ethics of AI in Modern Warfare: Balancing Innovation with Moral Accountability

By @nimit [ 6 Min read ]

Exploring the complex ethical implications of integrating AI into military applications, from autonomous weapons to decision-making algorithms in warfare. Read More.

Software Thrives Unless You Kill it First: Premature Optimization and a Tale of Java GC

By @wasteofserver [ 6 Min read ]

Garbage Collection and premature optimization; a hack so malevolent it has permanently etched itself into my memory. Read More.

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