IEEE Spectrum

Concrete is not just a major ingredient in datacenters and the power plants being built to energize them. As the world’s most widely manufactured material, concrete—and especially the cement within it—is also a major contributor to climate change, accounting for around 6% of global greenhouse gas emissions.

IEEE Spectrum Researchers at the U.K.’s University of Southampton developed a memristor that can measure gamma radiation and self-heal after exposure. The researchers developed a simple circuit that uses the amount of voltage necessary to set the memristor to measure radiation levels. After 30 days of being exposed to 5 megarads of radiation, the device […]

Korean breakthrough material opens up new path to biosensors and stimulators.

Flow Computing aims to boost central processing units with their ‘parallel processing units’.

A strange effect steering ultrasonic signals would shrink smartphone components.

Experiments with Midjourney and DALL-E 3 show a copyright minefield.

A new report from the Data Provenance Initiative, notes that a significant number of organizations that feel threatened by generative AI are taking measures to wall off their data.

Three security standards are ready for use, with a fourth on the way.

The novel navigation system could track the plane for more than 100 kilometers (62 miles), and at various altitudes, with precision in the single-digit meters.

CriticGPT is intended to help identify hallucinations as models grow more sophisticated.