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A Gary Marcus article on his Marcus on AI Substack asking when the GenAI bubble might burst and how that could happen within 12 months. It cites survey findings on generative AI and security, notes $50B in and $3B out, and argues that hallucinations remain and that the industry is built on hype.
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White House Wire is an official publication of The White House. It serves as a central hub providing access to trusted news sites and related resources. The platform features content focused on U.S. federal administration activities, including policy announcements, official statements, and updates on government initiatives.
Why generative AI scares artists but not content writers creates or edits images with generative AI and text-based controls.
A Hackaday article by Matthew Carlson explaining why LLaMa matters. It describes LLaMa as a transformer language model from Facebook/Meta research spanning 7 billion to 65 billion parameters, and notes that llama.cpp runs inference with 4-bit quantization.
An essay by Arjun Ramani and Zhengdong Wang arguing that transformative AI is hard to achieve, assembling technical, social and economic arguments. It notes that trend growth of GDP per capita in frontier economies has never exceeded three percent per year, and that major technical hurdles remain despite rapid progress in some subfields.
A blog post explaining why upscaling AI-generated images matters in image-to-image workflows. It describes how diffusion models apply and remove noise, and how higher-resolution reference images give the model more defined details. The post compares a low-resolution and upscaled example using Stable Diffusion's ControlNet with the canny model, and mentions upscaling options including ImgUpscaler, TopazLabs and Upscale Media.
An article comparing Topological Data Analysis results with those from t-SNE and UMAP packages. It discusses advantages of TDA coupled with self-supervised learning and covers case studies in IoT, image analysis and text analysis, plus open-source libraries for starting with TDA.
WigglyPaint is a free browser-based animated drawing tool that turns hand-drawn lines into wiggly animations. It is used for doodles, pixel art, comics, memes and GIF-style artwork, with GIF and video export. The core web drawing tool is free and does not require signup, and it also runs on iPhone and iPad with Apple Pencil support.
wik is a command-line tool that retrieves information from Wikipedia directly in the terminal. It allows users to search for Wikipedia articles, retrieve summaries of topics, view full article information, select the language for content, access random Wikipedia articles, and caches retrieved pages on disk for faster repeated access and offline use.
The official Clone Hero Wiki provides articles, a manual covering installation and controls, and a dictionary of terms. It lists compatible guitars and drum kits, offers troubleshooting pages for guitars and drums, and includes performance guides and a history of Clone Hero. It also directs users to a Discord server for support.
Wiki Timeline is an education and research tool that transforms Wikipedia articles into interactive historical timelines. It is designed for students, researchers, and history enthusiasts to compare historical events and figures, browse curated timeline collections, and access multilingual timeline content. Free sign-ups unlock optional premium features including ad-free browsing and viewed timeline history tracking.
Wiki-Pi is a wiki resource centered on human protein-protein interactions. It provides search functionality for human protein-protein interactions and allows users to browse novel predicted protein-protein interactions associated with diseases including mesothelioma, schizophrenia, Covid-19, rheumatoid arthritis, hypoplastic left-heart syndrome, and cilia-related conditions.
WikiJournal Preprints is a preprint server on Wikiversity where authors create and edit academic article drafts before submitting them for external peer review. Drafts may be submitted to journals in the WikiJournal Publishing Group or to other preprint-compatible journals. The WikiJournal journals are described as open access and free of publication charges for authors.
WikiNearby is a tool created by BrandonXLF that finds Wikipedia articles near a user's location, another Wikipedia article, or a specified set of coordinates, with its source code hosted on GitHub.
William Paterson University is a university in Wayne, New Jersey, serving nearly 10,000 undergraduate and graduate students on a 407-acre wooded campus and through online programs. The site states a range of 100 percent online programs and lists academics, admissions, campus life and athletics sections.
Windage is a free browser remake of the classic Scorched Earth artillery game. Players take turns firing shells across destructible terrain, account for shifting wind, and buy weapons from an arms shop. Battles support 2–6 players online, hot-seat pass-and-play, or CPU tanks, with no download or sign-up.
Window Manager Index is an ArchWiki article that explains what a window manager is and categorizes different types. It includes lists of stacking, tiling, and dynamic window managers, serving as a comprehensive reference for users exploring window management options on Arch Linux.
News and web search site for browsing headlines, links, and topic pages from online sources.
WMU Digital Collections is part of Western Michigan University Libraries' finding tools. It provides access to digitized historical items, including photographs, artwork, diaries, manuscripts, maps, newspapers, medieval documents and material on southwest Michigan and WMU history. Transcripts and recordings covering World War I and II soldiers and scholarly output in ScholarWorks are also listed.
Word-As-Image for Semantic Typography is a research method that automatically creates word-as-image illustrations, visualizing a word's meaning while preserving readability. It optimizes letter outlines guided by a pretrained Stable Diffusion model and handles a large variety of semantic concepts and any font.
Find recent reporting and grouped headlines from a range of news outlets.
WRAP is the Warwick Research Archive Portal, the University of Warwick’s open access repository for the institution’s full text research content. It hosts journal articles, Warwick doctoral dissertations, books, book chapters, conference items, working papers, research reports, datasets and other research outputs, and supports OAI 2.0. Direct user deposit of publications into WRAP will be disabled from 5pm on 18 August 2026.
WSGF is a site dedicated to reviewing, discussing, and creating solutions to ensure games work in all display configurations, including widescreen, ultrawide, multi-monitor, and 4K. It publishes detailed reports on games and articles and news, and hosts a forum.
