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The Met releases high-def 3D scans of 140 famous art objects(openculture.com)
323 points by coloneltcb | 68 comments
Open Culture article reporting that the Metropolitan Museum of Art released high-definition 3D scans of 140 famous art objects, including sarcophagi, paintings and sculptures.
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361 points by 6bitquant | 380 comments
Scott Aaronson blog post reacting to OpenAI releasing hundreds of AI-generated math results, including a claimed proof of Khot's Unique Games Conjecture.
Tesla seeks to guard crash data from public disclosure(reuters.com)
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Reuters article reporting that Tesla is seeking to keep crash data related to its vehicles from public disclosure.
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447 points by kvee | 2007 comments
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Ars Technica fires reporter after AI controversy involving fabricated quotes(futurism.com)
542 points by danso | 334 comments
Futurism article reporting that Ars Technica parted ways with reporter Benj Edwards after a controversy over AI-fabricated quotes.