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America Is the Undisputed World Leader in Quantum Computing Even Though China Spends 8X More on the Technology–but an Own Goal Could Soon Erode U.S. Dominance
Chris Monroe and Jungsang Kim write that undermining the Bayh-Dole system could massively stifle new advances in quantum computing and other technologies
Sun Wins AAAI Best Paper Award
Research aims to allow the computationally heavy fine tuning of large language models on users’ own mobile devices
The Flip Side of Safety is an Attack on Privacy: Regulating Face Recognition Technology
Cynthia Rudin, a part of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine committee focused on FRT, discusses the critical issue of surveillance by government and private actors.
Researchers Prove Fundamental Limits of Electromagnetic Energy Absorption
Mathematical solution evaded discovery for over two decades
SMIF Continues Taking Materials Research to the Next Level
Duke’s Shared Materials Instrumentation Facility (SMIF) has fostered regional and national collaboration in materials research for over 25 years.
Chen Named Inaugural Editor-in-Chief of AI-Focused Journal
The IEEE will launch the new Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Artificial Intelligence (TCASAI) in September 2024
Duke Faculty Join Federal Roundtable Focused on AI
Representatives from Congress, the White House and federal agencies met with Research Triangle AI experts at North Carolina State University
Beyond the Black Box
Cynthia Rudin of Duke University discusses interpretable deep learning at SPIE Medical Imaging
The AI Explosion, Explained
Duke Engineering faculty contribute to a panel on generative AI, why it's suddenly everywhere, and what lies ahead.
How Duke Engineers Helped Set the Stage for Machine Learning with On-Chip Training
Mixed-signal training acceleration proposed in 2014 wins Yiran Chen a ‘10-year Retrospective’ award
MadRad Fools Self-Driving Cars
A team in the US led by Duke University’s Miroslav Pajic and Tingjun Chen have created a system called MadRadar, which shows how attacks on car sensors could be done