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Daniel Okafor

Daniel Okafor

Senior AI Reporter

Daniel Okafor is the Senior AI Reporter at TrendinTech, where he covers large language models, machine learning research and the practical use of artificial intelligence across business and government. He previously reported on artificial intelligence for MIT Technology Review, covering the labs behind the current generation of frontier models and the policy debates in Washington and Brussels. Daniel holds a Master of Science in Machine Learning from Carnegie Mellon University and follows the research community closely, attending NeurIPS and ICML each year to speak with the people behind the papers. He has a particular interest in evaluation: how models are benchmarked, where those benchmarks fail and what that means for the companies betting on them.

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This Startup Build The Next Generation of A.I. Algorithms

Computers are logical inventions. They are meant to organize information and complete numerical tasks without mistakes. However, in the modern world of interactive technology, there is a growing...

AI News 2 min

Google Patents “Sticky” Layer To Protect Pedestrians From Car Accidents

One ongoing concern about the new self-driving cars is the ability of these vehicles to get stuck at times. The necessity of public safety has driven Google to...

HW News 2 min

Get Ready For The ‘Drone Nation’, The Market Expends Rapidly

The drone sales have been increasing tremendously for the past couple years. Though the drones have been a recent invention, they proved to be a most popular holiday...

HW News 2 min

Artificial Intelligent Art May Soon be on the Cards for Google

Google’s new project, Magenta is due to be released on June 1 and is set to take the world of art by storm. The project is part of...

AI News 1 min

Scientists Created The Most Efficient Solar Cells Ever

The conversion of sunlight to electricity has been studied in depth for many years. Engineers in Australia, however, have brought into their research many convincing theoretical limits. Once...

HW News 3 min

Do Hydrogen Fuel Cell Cars Have a Future Next to Plug-in Cars?

Tesla’s Co-Founder, Mark Tarpenning, has recently sparked a debate among the players in the automotive field in stating that hydrogen fuelled celled cars are simply not suitable for...

HW News 2 min

Sky Canvas Project: Fireworks From Space

Star-ALE is the new Japanese start-up company looking to launch the latest spectacle in entertainment that is set to blow us all away! The new Sky Canvas Project...

STA News 2 min

Theater Audience Can Actually Change The Chemical Composition Of The Air And Affects Your Feelings

It is possible for scientists to measure the way in which the chemicals exhaled by audiences when watching a film alters the air around the auditorium. When viewing...

HW News 1 min

Embrace the Robots as Part of the Workforce – They Create Jobs!

Many people these days are concerned that with the introduction of so many robots into the business world that there will be fewer jobs for us, humans, to...

AI News 1 min

Robotic Surgery Just Got More Autonomous

Soon it may be possible to receive surgery from a robot. It will just be soft tissue surgery and nothing too complicated, but it will be a step...

AI News 1 min

Mirrow Provocator – For Four People but Same Length as Smart FourTwo and It is Russian!!

Now there is a car in the same vein as the Smart Fortwo but suitable for four people along with their luggage. Called the Mirrow Provocator, 50% of...

STA News 1 min

Artificial Intelligence Literally Taught Itself How To Do An Experiment, From Start To Finish

Everywhere you turn these days there are more and more automated processes appearing all the time. From automatic vacuum cleaners to self-order counters at restaurants, to cars that...

AI Guide 2 min