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Longitude is accepting applications for the DC Intensive, a fully funded 8-day program in Washington, DC for technical AI safety professionals interested in AI policy careers. Applications close August 16, 2026, for the October 5-14 cohort.
OpenAI is accepting applications for its Student Collective program, seeking undergraduate campus leads in select countries.
This page describes the spacefilling curve heuristic for generating approximate solutions to the Traveling Salesman Problem, emphasizing its speed, simplicity, and practical applications in routing, logistics, and map drawing.
A discussion on using applications to enhance the effectiveness of smaller AI models on larger tasks, balancing efficiency and performance.
A comprehensive survey of transformer-based language models covering architectures, applications across domain verticals (healthcare, finance, legal, etc.), and critical assessment of trade-offs including compute cost, alignment, and data provenance.
OpenAI DevDay 2026 applications are now open for the event in San Francisco on September 29, with additional DevDay Exchanges in other cities later in the year.
Startup School Paris is happening on June 29, with a final batch of applications open. Founders from Datadog, Supabase, PostHog, and others will share real, unpolished stories. Apply if building in France or Europe.
Applications for Startup Battlefield 200 close in 3 days; selected startups can pitch at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026.
This tweet comments that innovations in AI + email keep emerging, but provides no specific details.
The poster shares a shift in perspective on the AI application layer, using the analogy of cameras and painters to illustrate that agents do not automatically confer system design, product judgment, or other abilities. Output becomes cheaper, but good products do not automatically increase.
OpenAI announces that over 300 applications are now using GPT-3 through their API, nine months after launch, generating 4.5 billion words daily. Featured use cases include Viable for customer feedback analysis, Fable Studio for interactive storytelling, and Algolia for semantic search capabilities.
OpenAI Scholars 2019 is now accepting applications for a remote program targeting underrepresented groups in science and engineering. The 3-month program is open to people with US work authorization in US timezones who have basic programming skills and foundational knowledge of calculus and linear algebra.
OpenAI Scholars is a mentorship and grant program for underrepresented groups in science and engineering to learn deep learning over a three-month period. Applications are open with rolling reviews starting March 14th and closing March 31st, 2018.