discovery · Source published 2026-10-13
What happens when an epilepsy monitor listens to its patient?
A small hospital study lets patients ask questions about their own brain recordings and help researchers improve how those signals are interpreted.
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discovery · Source published 2026-10-09
AI finds heart risk clues in overnight sleep tests
A new study suggests sleep-test recordings could help flag future heart problems. The next challenge is proving that the extra warning improves care.
discovery · Source published 2026-10-09
Your AI doesn’t have to live on someone else’s computer
Downloadable models can handle some everyday tasks on a device you own. That gives people a new choice about their prompts. Artists’ consent, land-use decisions and electric bills raise different questions.
discovery · Source published 2026-10-21
SpaceX’s AI infrastructure business is growing. So is its building bill.
The latest results show paying demand for compute, and the investment required to deliver it. The two belong in the same story.
discovery · Source published 2026-10-20
DeepSeek opens the engine behind its AI. Here’s what DeepInfer actually changes
DeepSeek has opened DeepInfer, the engine behind V4.1-Flash. A plain-language guide to the release, its benchmarks, hardware needs and limits.
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Open-Source & Open-Weight AI Models: Compare and Run Locally
Compare 15 AI model families by license, size and openness. Inspect documented local candidates, try a sourced setup guide, and download a dated comparison.
discovery · Source published 2025-06-27
A city report separates today’s campus workforce from expansion forecasts.
New Albany’s 2024 financial report describes about 200 existing Meta campus employees and 1,200 construction workers on the expansion site, while labeling 300 employees and 1,800 construction workers as future estimates.
discovery · Source published 2025-12-18
FERC required PJM to keep grid obligations visible when large loads co-locate with power plants.
A December 2025 FERC order directed PJM to create service paths for large co-located loads, require payment for grid services, and assign specified reliability-upgrade costs before existing generation can redirect capacity.