In 2001 when Fernando Pérez was still a graduate student in particle physics, he kept bumping into walls with a popular programming language he was using called Python, as he tried to analyze an elusive theoretical phenomenon known as the quantum vacuum.
Abortion access barriers shared in “r/abortion” after Roe. Berkeley researchers including Prof. Coye Cheshire analyze descriptions of barriers and their impacts shared in an abortion subreddit.
LA's wildfires prompted a rash of fake images. NPR spoke to Hany Farid about the fakes and why they are so dangerous. “Fake images of an ongoing catastrophe can put people at risk, making evacuees unsure of where to reach safety. They can also undermine faith in bedrock institutions, from governments to news outlets,” Farid said.
Among the company’s co-founders are Sergey Levine, an associate professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences.
