An Archaeologist with a difference and a Voice for the Past in this age
Quantum archaeology stretches the bounds of traditional archaeology. It has often been sensationalized as a means to resurrect the dead through intricate reconstructions of DNA and other biological materials. However, this narrow view overlooks the profound and more nuanced aspects of quantum archaeology, which delve into the relationship between the past, present, and potential future. …
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AWARD 11.29.23 Photo: Tom Daly Dr. Olanrewaju Lasisi, a Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in Race, Place, and Equity at the University of Virginia School of Architecture was recently awarded a prestigious Field Discovery Award by the Shanghai Archaeology Forum (SAF) in recognition of his doctoral research, Landscapes of Power: Architecture, Ritual, and Astronomy in the Making of …
What We Know About Q* and OpenAI’s Potential AGI Breakthrough Thomas Smith Illustration by the author with components created via Midjourney Earlier this year, OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman sent the tech world into a frenzy with a five-word Reddit post: “AGI has been achieved internally.” AGI stands for Artificial General Intelligence. It’s the holy grail of …
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Kimberly Forsythe When I first heard the term ‘Quantum Archaeology’, my first thought about it mixed with recent news that quantum computers have just ‘reversed time’. I imagined using quantum computing to trace back the steps of humanity to discover every single little step of the way that led us to where we are today. And, …
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OLANREWAJU LASISI 