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Active Hyperuniform Networks of Chiral Magnetic Micro-Robotic Spinners
Jing Wang, Zihao Sun, Huaicheng Chen, Gao Wang, Duyu Chen, Guo Chen, Jianwei Shuai, Mingcheng Yang, Yang Jiao, Liyu Liu
https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.21820

Active Hyperuniform Networks of Chiral Magnetic Micro-Robotic Spinners
Disorder hyperuniform (DHU) systems possess a hidden long-range order manifested as the complete suppression of normalized large-scale density fluctuations like crystals, which endows them with many unique properties. Here, we demonstrate a new organization mechanism for achieving stable DHU structures in active-particle systems via investigating the self-assembly of robotic spinners with three-fold symmetric magnetic binding sites up to a heretofore experimentally unattained system size, i.e.,…

"We think of generating source code from a prompt as an AI-powered feature of modern IDEs, but the general problem has a rich history in research efforts and domain-specific programming systems." Join William Benton at this year's Berlin Buzzwords to hear him talk about the history of program synthesis, its relationship to the history of AI, and the lessons we can learn from it today.
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“Do What I Mean”: The History of AI and Program Synthesis
Many programmers today rely on an AI-powered assistant in their editor, and many savvy users of language models have observed that LLMs are often better at writing code to solve a problem than at reasoning directly. However, relatively few developers know that generating correct programs from human specifications has been an active research area for over fifty years. In this session, you'll learn about the fascinating history of this cross-disciplinary effort and see how it brings together topi…