George Tsagkarakis

George Tsagkarakis

George has a native interest in emerging technologies and he's a strong advocate of decentralization. He is a co-founder and manager of egamers.io.
princetons pacman reads fusion plasma in 20 milliseconds far faster than any operator Even a fully attentive human operator needs roughly a second to respond to anything. PACMAN, a control framework developed at the U.S. Department of Energy's Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory and Princeton University, completes an entire pass in about 20 milliseconds, then loops back and does it again for the duration of the shot.

Princeton’s PACMAN reads fusion plasma in 20 milliseconds — far faster than any operator

minnesotas nudification ban survives a second xai challenge as the case rolls on Half a million dollars. That is the ceiling on what Minnesota can charge a platform for each individual instance of someone accessing a single sexual deepfake — and once an image goes viral, the multiplication is brutal. xAI went to federal court seeking to halt the state from enforcing it. On two separate occasions, the answer has come back no.

Minnesota’s Nudification Ban Survives a Second xAI Challenge as the Case Rolls On

lyria 3 5 lands in the gemini app but google keeps its training data secret You can now ask the Gemini app to whip up a birthday song. What you can't get is the name of a single artist whose work taught it to do that.

Lyria 3.5 lands in the Gemini app — but Google keeps its training data secret

liquid network frozen after 320m bitcoin peg out and the whitehat wont return it until every node is patched Blockchain security firm Bitslab points to one figure worth dwelling on: at least 11 of Liquid's 15 functionaries put their signatures on the transaction. No key was stolen, in other words. Eleven separate signers reviewed the same withdrawal, and every one of them approved it.

Liquid Network frozen after $320M Bitcoin peg-out — and the whitehat won’t return it until every node is patched

vibe coding explained and why plenty of developers want nothing to do with it Seventy-four vulnerabilities. That is the tally researchers at Georgia Tech's School of Cybersecurity and Privacy arrived at after combing through 43,000 security advisories this past April and tracing the defects straight back to AI-generated code. Fourteen of the 74 were rated critical.

Vibe coding, explained — and why plenty of developers want nothing to do with it

metas new speech engine transcribes every 80 milliseconds and its aimed squarely at always on ai glasses Meta's latest speech system decides whether to transcribe once every 80 milliseconds. The speed is not really the story, though. What matters is how the model handles the waiting.

Meta’s new speech engine transcribes every 80 milliseconds — and it’s aimed squarely at always-on AI glasses

from the xcv 330 to the enterprise g a complete history of star treks starship enterprise A painting sitting in the background of a 2003 Star Trek episode depicts a vessel hardly anyone discusses. A long tubular hull. Massive rings circling it. That's the USS Enterprise XCV 330, glimpsed in Star Trek: Enterprise season 2, episode 24, "First Flight," and then more or less left behind by canon.

From the XCV 330 to the Enterprise-G: A Complete History of Star Trek’s Starship Enterprise

oryn steps into the game world world of dypians embeds its ai agent in In Brief:

Oryn Steps Into the Game World: World of Dypians Embeds Its AI Agent in Real-Time Play

animocas minds teams with aws on a football league where the managers In Brief:

Animoca’s Minds teams with AWS on a football league where the manager’s only move is typing

kintara rolls out a season pass as season 1 runs through sept 30 In Brief:

Kintara Rolls Out a Season Pass as Season 1 Runs Through Sept. 30