AI Weirdness: the strange side of machine learning

Tag: oops

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On the right: a photonic nanostructure, used in researching new light-based ways to make computers communicate faster. On the left: a single human hair (oops). Fortunately, according to Dr. Felipe Vallini of UCSD (who made and imaged this structure): “A hair hit my device, but he is still fine!”
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Microscopic fracture patterns appear clifflike on the edge of one of my samples.  This entire view is less than 10 micrometers high, meaning that it covers about a tenth the thickness of a typical human hair.  We usually don’t get patterns like these, because we use a special wafer
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