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(PDF) Holographic Entanglement-Weighted de Sitter Gravity

🌌 Holographic theory suggests a profound idea: the universe may store information on its boundary, while the spacetime we experience emerges from that information. In this view, gravity is not only a force between masses.

https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.17062.

It may also be a macroscopic effect of quantum information, especially entanglement, encoded on a cosmic horizon. 🧠✹

A simple way to express this is:

Horizon information → Entanglement → Spacetime geometry.

To describe how efficiently entanglement becomes geometry, we introduce an entanglement-weight field:

Here, W(x) represents the conversion efficiency from holographic entanglement to gravitational geometry.

This modifies the effective strength of gravity:

Neuromorphic Sentiment Analysis Using Spiking Neural Networks

Over the past decade, the artificial neural networks domain has seen a considerable embracement of deep neural networks among many applications. However, deep neural networks are typically computationally complex and consume high power, hindering their applicability for resource-constrained applications, such as self-driving vehicles, drones, and robotics. Spiking neural networks, often employed to bridge the gap between machine learning and neuroscience fields, are considered a promising solution for resource-constrained applications. Since deploying spiking neural networks on traditional von-Newman architectures requires significant processing time and high power, typically, neuromorphic hardware is created to execute spiking neural networks. The objective of neuromorphic devices is to mimic the distinctive functionalities of the human brain in terms of energy efficiency, computational power, and robust learning. Furthermore, natural language processing, a machine learning technique, has been widely utilized to aid machines in comprehending human language. However, natural language processing techniques cannot also be deployed efficiently on traditional computing platforms. In this research work, we strive to enhance the natural language processing traits/abilities by harnessing and integrating the SNNs traits, as well as deploying the integrated solution on neuromorphic hardware, efficiently and effectively. To facilitate this endeavor, we propose a novel, unique, and efficient sentiment analysis model created using a large-scale SNN model on SpiNNaker neuromorphic hardware that responds to user inputs. SpiNNaker neuromorphic hardware typically can simulate large spiking neural networks in real time and consumes low power. We initially create an artificial neural networks model, and then train the model using an Internet Movie Database (IMDB) dataset. Next, the pre-trained artificial neural networks model is converted into our proposed spiking neural networks model, called a spiking sentiment analysis (SSA) model. Our SSA model using SpiNNaker, called SSA-SpiNNaker, is created in such a way to respond to user inputs with a positive or negative response. Our proposed SSA-SpiNNaker model achieves 100% accuracy and only consumes 3,970 Joules of energy, while processing around 10,000 words and predicting a positive/negative review. Our experimental results and analysis demonstrate that by leveraging the parallel and distributed capabilities of SpiNNaker, our proposed SSA-SpiNNaker model achieves better performance compared to artificial neural networks models. Our investigation into existing works revealed that no similar models exist in the published literature, demonstrating the uniqueness of our proposed model. Our proposed work would offer a synergy between SNNs and NLP within the neuromorphic computing domain, in order to address many challenges in this domain, including computational complexity and power consumption. Our proposed model would not only enhance the capabilities of sentiment analysis but also contribute to the advancement of brain-inspired computing. Our proposed model could be utilized in other resource-constrained and low-power applications, such as robotics, autonomous, and smart systems.

Keywords: SpiNNaker; artificial neural network; natural language processing; neuromorphic computing; sentiment analysis; spiking neural networks.

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DavidAU/Qwen3.5-9B-Claude-4.6-HighIQ-THINKING-HERETIC-UNCENSORED · Hugging Face

Amodei’s dream of “hard-coded” safety is a myth. What This Model Proves: This model uses Claude 4.6’s own thinking traces as training data. It is literally stealing Claude’s “reasoning style” and compressing it into a 9B parameter file that anyone can download for free. *It proves that frontier AI intelligence is leaky and compressible. If a 9B model can mimic Claude’s thinking well enough to boost its benchmarks, then the “magic” isn’t in the billions of dollars of secret sauce—it’s in the data.* 3. “The Developer Controls the Model’s Morality” Amodei’s Argument: Anthropic has a moral duty to act as the “gatekeeper,” deciding what is safe and ethical for users to ask. *It proves that a massive portion of the open-source community rejects centralized moral authority. They are saying, “We don’t trust you, Dario, to be our nanny. We trust the user to be responsible for their own actions.”* Amodei’s Argument: If you train a model to “think” carefully and transparently (like Claude’s reasoning traces), it will naturally arrive at safer, more ethical conclusions. — Hugging Face is already engaging: They’re actively submitting comments to government RFIs, championing “responsible openness” “Your safety is only as strong as the open-source community’s willingness to respect it. We have the data, the tools, and the hardware to clone your intelligence, remove your restrictions, and distribute it to the masses. Your ‘Constitution’ is irrelevant in a world where I can fine-tune a model on my laptop while disconnected from the internet.” The “HERETIC” model isn’t just a technical achievement—it’s a philosophical statement. It says that the open-source community will not accept centralized gatekeeping, that reasoning can be separated from ethics, and that the future of AI belongs to those who can build, not just those who can regulate.


We’re on a journey to advance and democratize artificial intelligence through open source and open science.

AI Will Eat Social Media Alive

Social media is being consumed by AI from the inside out.

Over half of all new written content online is now AI-generated, and more than half of all internet traffic is bots.

Facebook’s most-viewed images are AI slop, YouTube recommends brainrot to new users, and global content farms churn out synthetic shock content for pennies.

The platforms aren’t fighting it because engagement is engagement, whether it comes from humans or machines.

Mark Zuckerberg is calling AI the \.

Cory Doctorow on AI: The Singularity Is A Progressive Apocalypse

Fourteen years ago, Cory Doctorow told me the #Singularity is a progressive apocalypse.

I have not stopped thinking about that phrase since.

We like to imagine the future as one clean break. A line crossed. A god booted up in a server farm. Cory saw something stranger. The end of the world, sold to us as the perfection of the world. Rapture for the people who swapped faith for code.

His sharpest point was about stories. Good #ScienceFiction does not predict the future. It predicts the present. The genre is not a telescope. It is a mirror.

Re-listening in 2026, the reflection is uncomfortable.

The surveillance he warned about is now infrastructure. The platforms he distrusted now mediate almost everything we do. We still treat the internet as a glorified video-on-demand service, and we still pour everything we are onto it anyway.

FTC gives Musk the OK to acquire SpaceX alumni startup Mesh

Mesh Optical came out of stealth in February when it announced that it raised a $50 million Series A led by Thrive Capital.

Before founding Mesh Optical, the startup’s co-founders, Travis Brashears, Cameron Ramos, and Serena Grown-Haeberli, developed the optical communication links that keep thousands of SpaceX’s Starlink satellites interconnected.

The Mesh co-founders saw an opportunity to develop optical transceivers for terrestrial data centers, as light-based hardware is faster and more energy-efficient than traditional electrical-based systems.

Stanford Just Built a Quantum Computer That Needs No Extreme Cooling

Stanford researchers may have just opened the door to a future where quantum technology no longer depends on multi-million-dollar cryogenic systems.

In this video, we break down Stanford University’s groundbreaking 2025 research that demonstrated room-temperature photon-electron quantum entanglement on a silicon-compatible chip. While this is not yet a full quantum computer, it represents a major step toward solving one of the biggest challenges in quantum technology: the extreme cooling requirements that have limited quantum systems for decades.

We’ll explore how twisted light, molybdenum diselenide (MoSe₂), valley states, and silicon nanostructures work together to create stable quantum interactions without dilution refrigerators operating near absolute zero. You’ll also learn what this breakthrough means for the future of quantum computing, quantum communication, quantum cryptography, and the emerging quantum internet.

đŸ”č What Stanford actually built.
đŸ”č Why current quantum computers require ultra-cold temperatures.
đŸ”č How room-temperature quantum entanglement was achieved.
đŸ”č The role of twisted photons and valley states.
đŸ”č What this breakthrough can and cannot do today.
đŸ”č Potential impact on IBM, Google, Microsoft, IonQ, and the broader quantum industry.
đŸ”č The future of room-temperature quantum networks and computing.

If this technology successfully scales, it could dramatically reduce the cost, complexity, and energy requirements of quantum systems, potentially transforming quantum technology from a specialized laboratory tool into a widely deployable platform.

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Microsoft fixes AutoGen Studio flaw that enabled code execution

A vulnerability chain dubbed AutoJack in Microsoft’s AutoGen Studio interface for prototyping AI agents could let attackers manipulate an agent into executing arbitrary commands on its host system simply by visiting a malicious webpage.

AutoGen Studio is the graphical component for AutoGen, Microsoft’s open-source framework for building multi-agent AI systems. The framework allows developers to create AI agents that can collaborate with one another, use tools, browse the web, execute code, interact with APIs, and connect to external systems.

The project is very popular, with more than 59,000 stars and nearly 9,000 forks on GitHub. Microsoft notes that AutoJack’s impact was limited because the issue was addressed during development.

FINALLY! Starship’s Next Giant Leap

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SpaceX may have just dropped its biggest hint yet about what comes after Starship Flight 13. Indeed, FINALLY! Starship’s Next Giant Leap may be here as the new filings point toward an Orbital Return Demo that could mark the next major milestone on the road to full reusability. With that work continues at Starbase on Pads 1 and 2, the Gigabay, and future launch infrastructure. Elsewhere this week, we cover Falcon 9 launches carrying BlueBird satellites, Starlink, and another classified NRO mission, Cargo Dragon’s return from the International Space Station, Astrobotic’s Griffin lunar lander preparing for launch, Ariane 6’s impressive upgraded debut with its heaviest payload yet, and the dramatic demolition of historic structures at Space Launch Complex 6.

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