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Evaluating TnT-LLM Text Classification: Human Agreement and Scalable LLM Metrics

Post date April 19, 2025
Post author By Language Models (dot tech)
Post categories In bing-copilot, end-to-end-framework, label-taxonomies, large-language-models, science fiction, taxonomy-generation, text-mining, tnt-llm

Evaluating TnT-LLM: Automatic, Human, and LLM-Based Assessment

Post date April 19, 2025
Post author By Language Models (dot tech)
Post categories In bing-copilot, end-to-end-framework, label-taxonomies, large-language-models, science fiction, taxonomy-generation, text-mining, tnt-llm

TnT-LLM: LLMs for Automated Text Taxonomy and Classification

Post date April 18, 2025
Post author By Language Models (dot tech)
Post categories In bing-copilot, end-to-end-framework, label-taxonomies, large-language-models, science fiction, taxonomy-generation, text-mining, tnt-llm

TnT-LLM: Automating Text Taxonomy Generation and Classification With Large Language Models

Post date April 18, 2025
Post author By Language Models (dot tech)
Post categories In bing-copilot, end-to-end-framework, label-taxonomies, large-language-models, science fiction, taxonomy-generation, text-mining, tnt-llm

Elon Musk Should Name A City On Mars After Val Kilmer

Post date April 2, 2025
Post author By Nebojsa "Nesha" Todorovic
Post categories In elon-musk, mars, mars-colonization, movies, science fiction, space, space-exploration, val-kilmer

Can Kalgash Exist? Simulating the Stellar System of Asimov’s Sci-Fi Classic

Post date March 31, 2025
Post author By Exoplanetology Tech: Research on the Study of Planets
Post categories In asimov-and-silverberg, eclipse, kalgash, nightfall, orbital-dynamics, planetary-system, science fiction, six-suns

Isaac Asimov’s Celestial Puzzle: How Six Suns Shape Kalgash

Post date March 31, 2025
Post author By Exoplanetology Tech: Research on the Study of Planets
Post categories In asimov-and-silverberg, eclipse, kalgash, nightfall, orbital-dynamics, planetary-system, science fiction, six-suns

How Six Suns and an Eclipse Shaped Sci-Fi’s Greatest Short Story

Post date March 31, 2025
Post author By Exoplanetology Tech: Research on the Study of Planets
Post categories In asimov-and-silverberg, eclipse, kalgash, nightfall, orbital-dynamics, planetary-system, science fiction, six-suns

6 Movie Sequels We Deserve (But Never Got)

Post date March 28, 2025
Post author By Fayam Ayekame
Post categories In Film, film-industry, film-making, jumper-sequel, movie-industry, movie-sequels, movies, science fiction

Jews in Space: The Beginning of Sci-Fi Race

Post date March 16, 2025
Post author By Nebojsa "Nesha" Todorovic
Post categories In dune, isaac-asimov, philip-k.-dick, sci-fi-classics, science fiction, science-fiction-authors, solaris, spacetech

Vibe Coding – A New System of the World

Post date February 12, 2025
Post author By Hayday
Post categories In ai, code, low-code, no-code, science fiction, software-development, software-engineer, vibe-coding

Here’s How a Space Elevator Could Work

Post date January 22, 2025
Post author By NFT Bro
Post categories In future, science fiction, space, space-elevator, space-exploration, space-technology, spacetech, tech

How Has Sci-fi Influenced Space Exploration? Answer Now to Win from 15,000 USDT

Post date January 15, 2025
Post author By HackerNoon Writing Contests Announcements
Post categories In hackernoon-top-story, hackernoon-writing-contest, outer-space, science fiction, space-exploration, space-technology, spacecoin-writing-contest, spacetech

Foundation Series: Data Science, Psychohistory, and the Future of Humanity

Post date September 29, 2021
Post author By Nikola O.
Post categories In artificial-intelligence, blogging-fellowship, data-science, foundation-series, hackernoon-top-story, psychohistory, science fiction, society

Five Things We Can Be Pretty Sure About Aliens – even without a first contact

Post date June 15, 2021
Post author By Ladislav Nevery
Post categories In aliens, Science, science fiction, space, space-colonization, space-exploration, space-industry, space-technology

Always Bet Musk’s Oxen!

Post date May 9, 2021
Post author By Anthony Watson
Post categories In dogecoin, elon-musk, fiction, science fiction, space, space-exploration, space-technology, spacex, web-monetization

For The Good Of Humanity

Post date April 28, 2021
Post author By Anthony Watson
Post categories In artificial-intelligence, artificial-neural-network, fiction, hackernoon-top-story, pals, Sci Fi, science fiction, united-states, web-monetization

Technological Singularity: Is It Happening?

Post date April 4, 2021
Post author By Madhav Kunal
Post categories In computing, digital-disruption, exponential-technologies, futurism, innovation, science fiction, singularity, transhumanism

Do We Need Yet More Films About Time Loops? A Pretty Much Pop Discussion (#80) of Groundhog Day and its Descendents

Post date February 3, 2021
Post author By Mark Linsenmayer
Post categories In Film, Groundhog Day, Podcasts, Pretty Much Pop, Sci Fi, science fiction, Television

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