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New York City Takes Aim at AI
The Big Apple fields an action plan for artificial intelligence.
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Origami-Inspired Robot Gripper Grasps Objects p to 120 Times Its Weight
Researchers have designed a robot-mounted gripper that can lift items of various weights, shapes, and sizes.
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Xiaomi's AI Restores Details, Enhances Colors in Poorly Exposed Photos
Researchers at Chinese smartphone company Xiaomi have devised an artificial intelligence system that corrects details and colors in poorly exposed photos.
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Nvidia nveils Real-Time Ray Tracing Turing Graphics Architecture
Nvidia says it has "reinvented computer graphics" with its Turing graphics-processing unit architecture, which will serve as the platform for a new GPU family that...
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Machine Learning Could Improve How Doctors Diagnose Heart Attacks
Researchers say they have used machine learning to teach computers to read cardiac electrical signals and interpret electrocardiograms with greater accuracy.
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Google Advances AI With 'one Model to Learn Them All'
Google recently released an academic paper describing MultiModel, a template for how to create a single machine-learning model that is capable of addressing multiple...
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How Pixar Made Monsters niversity, Its Latest Technological Marvel
Monsters University, the new animated film from Disney's Pixar division that debuts on June 21, will serve as light summer entertainment for most audiences. But...
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Even Ray Kurzweil Is Nervous About a Future with Hyper-Intelligent Machines
Ray Kurzweil is looking forward to the year 2029.
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With Kinect-Like Gestures, Softkinetic Leads the Way to Intel's Perceptual Computing
The age of perceptual computing starts with devices that can be controlled with the wave of your hand or the sound of your voice rather than just a mouse, keyboard...
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iPad Teardown Reveals $375.10 Total Cost; Samsung Wins Big
The new iPad costs about $364.35 for its bill of materials, according to a teardown analysis by IHS iSuppli.12