Month: December 2025

Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Prior Work and 2.1 Educational Objectives of Learning Activities 2.2 Multiscale Design 2.3 Assessing Creative Visual Design 2.4 Learning Analytics and Dashboards Research Artifact/Probe 3.1 Multiscale Design Environment 3.2 Integrating a Design Analytics Dashboard with the Multiscale Design Environment Methodology and Context 4.1 Course Contexts 4.2 Instructor interviews … Read more

:::info Authors: (1) Ajit Jain, Texas A&M University, USA; Current affiliation: Audigent; (2) Andruid Kerne, Texas A&M University, USA; Current affiliation: University of Illinois Chicago; (3) Nic Lupfer, Texas A&M University, USA; Current affiliation: Mapware; (4) Gabriel Britain, Texas A&M University, USA; Current affiliation: Microsoft; (5) Aaron Perrine, Texas A&M University, USA; (6) Yoonsuck Choe, … Read more

AI agents are among the most exciting areas of modern AI development. They are more powerful than simple chatbots because agents can use tools, run code, search the web, plan steps, and even work together with other agents to complete complex tasks. In this article, I will show you how to build your first AI … Read more

The biggest weakness of quantum computing is that it completely ignored conceptual brain science. n n The success of artificial intelligence from whatever it was to what it has become for productivity and social activities is [in part] because of theoretical neuroscience. Even though the architectures are mathematical, they borrowed theories from the brain, and … Read more

Artificial intelligence seems simple when you look at clean datasets, benchmark scores, and well-structured Jupyter notebooks. The real complexity begins when an AI system steps outside the lab and starts serving billions of people across the world in different cultures, languages, devices, and network conditions. I have spent my career building these large scale systems … Read more

Standard RAG pipelines are hitting a wall. Here is how to break through by combining Vector Search with Knowledge Graphs. If you have built a “Chat with your Data” bot using standard RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), you know the problem: Vector databases are great at finding keywords, but they are terrible at understanding relationships. If I ask, “How … Read more

Kubernetes has become the go-to platform for running not just long-lived services, but also batch workloads like data processing, ETL pipelines, machine learning training, CI/CD pipelines, and scientific simulations. These workloads typically rely on the Job API, which ensures that a specified number of Pods run to completion. Until now, Kubernetes has had limited flexibility when a Job’s … Read more

A fast-moving altcoin priced under $0.04 is drawing growing attention as it gains momentum across the market. The token has already surged 2.5x, and activity around the project continues to rise as it nears a key funding milestone. With Phase 6 now at 98%, many traders watching top crypto opportunities say demand may be entering … Read more

Businesses can’t afford any downtime, especially when users demand speed and constant availability. But what happens when the database supporting your application gets choked from your application’s traffic? This was the situation we encountered while scaling a system with over a billion user records. Therefore, this article describes how we migrated a production database with … Read more

The Rust team is happy to announce a new version of Rust, 1.78.0. Rust is a programming language empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software. If you have a previous version of Rust installed via rustup, you can get 1.78.0 with: $ rustup update stable If you don’t have it already, you can get … Read more