The Office of the Director of National Intelligence’s June 2021 preliminary assessment reviews 144 government UAP reports from 2004 through March 2021, emphasizes data limitations, describes multisensor observations and unresolved cases, identifies flight-safety and possible security concerns, and recommends standardized reporting, expanded collection, and further analysis.
Machine Learning
TopicMachine Learning
TopicRT @DrBeaVillarroel: Dear everyone, Some new and very exciting news from the VASCO team! First, our machine-learning paper has been accepte…

RT @DrBeaVillarroel: Dear everyone, Some new and very exciting news from the VASCO team! First, our machine-learning paper has been accepte…

RT @DrBeaVillarroel: Dear everyone, Some new and very exciting news from the VASCO team! First, our machine-learning paper has been accepte…

Dear everyone, Some new and very exciting news from the VASCO team! First, our machine-learning paper has been accepted for publication following peer review and is now in press. In this paper, we used machine learning to address some of the criticism concerning plate defects and remove contaminants from the sample. We demonstrate that all the intriguing correlations become even stronger as the sample becomes cleaner. More on this once the final version is published. Second, we have two new p...


Going Rogue: How an OpenAI “Agent” Escaped, Accessed the Web, and Launched a Cyberattack on a Machine Learning Company
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