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Robots are Here

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Robots are Here

OpenAI is Born

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OpenAI is Born

Game Deep Learning

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DARPAs Deepdive

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http://deepdive.stanford.edu/

AI in Fourth Grade

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OpenAI is Born

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OpenAI is Born

Robots take Retail

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http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2016/01/27/business/tech/softbank-says-pepper-roll-will-staff-cellphone-store-tokyo/

Deep Learning Globalizes

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https://re-work.co/events

 

Deep Learning will destroy the globalists because they can never control it.

AGI How to

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http://blog.agi.io/2015/10/how-to-build-general-intelligence-what.html

AI can read

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http://www.technologyreview.com/view/544506/now-ai-machines-are-learning-to-understand-stories/?utm_campaign=socialsync&utm_medium=social-post&utm_source=twitter&utm_content=arxiv

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  • The Horror Novel Lurking in Your Busy Online Life
  • How Artists Are Trying to Solve the World’s Problems

RSS NYT Science

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  • How Hot is Too Hot?
  • There Are Two Ways Out of a Frog. This Beetle Chose the Back Door.
  • NASA Astronauts Safely Return to Earth: ‘Thank You for Flying SpaceX’
  • Can Humans Give Coronavirus to Bats, and Other Wildlife?
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RSS Singularity Hub

  • Airships Are No Longer a Relic of the Past; You Could Ride in One by 2023
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  • This AI Could Bring Us Computers That Can Write Their Own Software
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  • Dark Energy: Map Gives Clue About What It Is—but Deepens Dispute About the Cosmic Expansion Rate
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  • Enabling humanoid robot movement with imitation learning and mimicking of animal behaviors
    Humanoid robots have not stood up to the expectation set forth by Rosie from The Jetsons in the 1960s, but they’re finally becoming good enough to come to market.
  • RealityEngines.AI becomes Abacus.AI and raises $13M Series A
    RealityEngines.AI, the machine learning startup co-founded by former AWS and Google exec Bindu Reddy, today announced that it is rebranding as Abacus.AI and launching its autonomous AI service into general availability. In addition, the company also today disclosed that it has raised a $13 million Series A round led by Index Ventures’ Mike Volpi, who […]
  • TinyML is giving hardware new life
    Today and going forward, billions of tiny devices will act as an extension of our brains, feelings and emotions as a natural extension of everyday life.
  • Deep Render raises £1.6M for image compression tech that mimics ‘neural processes of the human eye’
    Deep Render, a London startup and spin-out of Imperial College that is applying machine learning to image compression, has raised £1.6 million in seed funding. Leading the round is Pentech, with participation from Speedinvest. Founded in mid-2017 by Arsalan Zafar and Chri Besenbruch, who met while studying Computer Science at Imperial College London, Deep Re […]
  • AWS and Facebook launch an open-source model server for PyTorch
    AWS and Facebook today announced two new open-source projects around PyTorch, the popular open-source machine learning framework. The first of these is TorchServe, a model-serving framework for PyTorch that will make it easier for developers to put their models into production. The other is TorchElastic, a library that makes it easier for developers to build […]
  • R&D Roundup: Ultrasound/AI medical imaging, assistive exoskeletons and neural weather modeling
    In the time of COVID-19, much of what transpires from the science world to the general public relates to the virus, and understandably so. But other domains, even within medical research, are still active — and as usual, there are tons of interesting (and heartening) stories out there that shouldn’t be lost in the furious […]

RSS VentureBeat DL

  • MIT researchers warn that deep learning is approaching computational limits
    In a newly published study, MIT researchers find evidence that deep learning will soon (or already has) run up against computational limits.
  • Launch your product at Transform 2020 — The AI event for enterprise decision makers
    Have an AI product or service that is ready to launch? Apply to present at VentureBeat's Transform 2020 event on enterprise AI. July 15-17.
  • Letter decrying predictive criminality AI research paper passes 1,000 signatures
    In response to a research paper that claims to predict criminality from people's faces, hundreds demand its withdrawal from publication.
  • Health care at ICLR: AI tackles poor data, low resources, and black boxes
    In the field of medicine, AI can make a positive impact, but health care presents unique problems with data, resources, and explainability.
  • Ruha Benjamin on deep learning: Computational depth without sociological depth is ‘superficial learning’
    Ruja Benjamin urged engineers to consider historic and sociological factors when building deep learning systems in her keynote address at ICLR.

RSS ExtremeTech DL

  • Cerebras Systems Unveils 1.2 Trillion Transistor Wafer-Scale Processor for AI
    Cerebras Systems has built an AI-processing enormity. The company's new wafer-scale processor packs 1.2T transistors -- yes, with a "T" -- and 400,000 processing cores. The post Cerebras Systems Unveils 1.2 Trillion Transistor Wafer-Scale Processor for AI appeared first on ExtremeTech.
  • Intel Announces Cooper Lake Will Be Socketed, Compatible With Future Ice Lake CPUs
    Intel's upcoming Cooper Lake will be socket-compatible with Ice Lake, with support for up to 56 cores and further enhancements of its AI capabilities. The post Intel Announces Cooper Lake Will Be Socketed, Compatible With Future Ice Lake CPUs appeared first on ExtremeTech.
  • Leak Shows AMD Epyc 7742 Slugging it Out With Intel Xeon Platinum 8280
    AMD has kept details about its upcoming Epyc product family remarkably close to its chest. A recent leak (now deleted) at the publicly available Open Benchmarking database shows a tough competition between AMD’s upcoming 7nm Epyc CPUs and Intel’s equivalent Xeon products. Intel CEO Bob Swan has referred to AMD as offering increased competition in… The post L […]
  • Valve Introduces Machine Learning Algorithm to Recommend New Steam Games
    Steam is deploying a new, AI-powered algorithm to make content recommendations in gaming. Will it perform better than the old, tag-based system? The post Valve Introduces Machine Learning Algorithm to Recommend New Steam Games appeared first on ExtremeTech.

RSS Deep Learning news

  • MILA is Hiring Two Software Engineers
    MILA lab from University of Montreal is looking for a software developer and another software developer with machine learning experience to hire. Those software enginners will help and improve the software libraries such as Theano and work on other related tasks. If you are interested, please apply by going to this web site and look [...]
  • OpenAI: A new non-profit AI company
    A new non-profit artificial intelligence research company has just been founded. According to the announcement made from the company’s website, the goal of the company is to advance digital intelligence in the way that is most likely to benefit humanity as a whole, unconstrained by a need to generate financial return. Announcement was made on [...]

RSS VentureBeat ML

  • Microsoft researchers claim ‘state-of-the-art’ biomedical NLP model
  • Isima emerges from stealth with $10 million to apply intelligence to real-time data
  • Syntiant raises $35 million for AI speech-processing edge chips
  • Proposed voice analysis framework preserves both accuracy and privacy
  • Google and Harvard release COVID-19 prediction models
  • New ‘unselfie’ AI technique makes your selfies look like posed portraits

RSS ExtremeTech ML

  • Nvidia Crushes New MLPerf Tests, but Google’s Future Looks Promising
  • x86 Beware: Nvidia May Be Eyeing an ARM Takeover From Soft Bank
  • New AI Calculates Distant Planet Orbits 100,000 Times Faster
  • The US Air Force Is Planning a Human-Versus-AI Showdown in the Skies
  • Some AI Advances in the Last Decade May Have Been Illusory
  • How Makimoto’s Wave Explains the Tsunami of New AI Processors

RSS Startup ML

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RSS Latest News

  • Shock Videos: Massive Explosion Rocks Beirut, Dozens Reportedly ‘Covered In Glass And Blood’
    Explosion occurred at fireworks warehouse, according to local media.
  • Covid House of Cards Collapsing: Fauci Called Out Over Vaccine Royalties
    "The problem is Anthony Fauci put $500 million of our dollars into that vaccine. He owns half the patent," says Robert Kennedy Jr.
  • MSNBC Producer Quits in Scathing Letter: “We Are a Cancer And There Is No Cure”
    Exodus begins of journalists who’ve had enough
  • As the Covid-19 Hoax Collapses Worldwide, Globalist Forces Launch Open Attack Against Dollar to Stop US Once & For All
    Tune in as Pastor Jesse Lee Peterson joins the show!
  • UN Report Warns North Korea Has Miniaturized Nukes to Fit on Missiles
    Currently unknown how accurate or reliable they are
  • China Won’t Allow Trump To “Steal” TikTok In “Smash & Grab” Deal
    Trump touts US Treasury would get a "very large percentage" of the deal
  • Trump Expects Only 4,000 Troops in Afghanistan “Very Soon”
    Full withdrawal planned by March 2021
  • Professor Refuses ‘Diversity Training,’ Says Job Now in Jeopardy
    Prof blasts BLM agenda in open letter
  • Voters in Five US States Casting Primary Ballots
    Key races in Kansas, Michigan, Arizona
  • Massive Fire Engulfs Apartment Complex in Minnesota Capital
    Huge fire at construction site in city rocked by unrest

RSS Kurzweil AI

  • Wired | AI-Powered biotech can help deploy a vaccine in record time
    Wired | AI-Powered biotech can help deploy a vaccine in record time Simulators that can rapidly test trillions of options would accelerate the slow and costly process of human clinical trials. by Ray Kurzweil The magnitude of the Covid-19 pandemic will largely depend on how quickly safe and effective vaccines and treatments can be developed [...]
  • a & e | film • Data Center: the hidden face of the web
    — film — group: Goethe Institute venue: Science Film Festival film title: Data Center: the hidden face of the web artist: by Camicas Productions year: 2015 watch | film — summary — How does the internet actually work? And what energy does it use? This documentary film explores the hidden face of the web — [...]
  • digest | Researchers use AI to model millions of drug combination side effects
    — in this post — ~ story ~ by definition ~ by the numbers ~ reading — story — Millions of people take approx. 5 or more medications a day — but testing the many side-effects of those pharmaceutical drug combinations has historically been difficult. Researchers at Stanford Univ. have invented a way to predict [...]
  • digest | A smart-home device for health check-ups
    image | above The hand-held TytoHome health care exam device. credit: TytoCare — in this post — ~ story ~ featurettes ~ benefits ~ by the numbers ~ get the device ~ selected reading — story — TytoCare’s smart-home styled device named TytoHome is an award-winning, hand-held, medical tool kit. It can conduct basic, all-in-one [...]
  • making headlines | Using AI to combat the corona-virus pandemic
    The top stories. Here’s a collection of the key stories on the web + in broadcast media — on the topic of artificial intelligence (AI) software being used in several ways to take-on the world-wide corona-virus pandemic. The ways AI is being applied: using computer modeling to discover pharmaceutical Rx drugs for treatments + vaccine [...]
  • a & e | Motion design with exotic surface models
    images | above + below A computer generated concept of exotic fabric in motion from Foam Studio • by Zeitguised. This is a different kind of project. What looks at first like an eccentric tangle of simulated dance and color — turns out to be a study of hand-crafted algorithmic textiles and procedural surfaces — [...]
  • resource | All state hotline phone numbers for corona-virus
    Dear readers, Below is a directory of all listed corona-virus telephone hotline numbers for each state. Plus that state or territory’s designated website for info on the pandemic. In most cases the phone number connects you with a special desk — set-up by the state’s department of public health services. These phone numbers are helpful [...]
  • resource | podcast • Predicting our Future
    — podcast — podcast title: Predicting our Future host: Andrew Weinreich listen | episodes — summary — The Predicting our Future tech podcast envisions the near future — with host Andrew Weinreich: inventor + founder of 7 start-ups. He  interviews leading entrepreneurs to predict opportunities for the next generation of creators designing tomorrow. — episode […]

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  • Neural network model finds small objects in dense images
    In efforts to automatically capture important data from scientific papers, computer scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have developed a method to accurately detect small, geometric objects such as triangles within dense, low-quality plots contained in image data. Employing a neural network approach designed to detect patt […]
  • Computers on verge of designing their own programs
    Computer programmers may soon design the ultimate program: A program that designs programs.
  • An automated health care system that understands when to step in
    In recent years, entire industries have popped up that rely on the delicate interplay between human workers and automated software. Companies like Facebook work to keep hateful and violent content off their platforms using a combination of automated filtering and human moderators. In the medical field, researchers at MIT and elsewhere have used machine learn […]
  • New algorithms could reduce polarization driven by information overload
    As the volume of available information expands, the fraction a person is able to absorb shrinks. They end up retreating into a narrow slice of thought, becoming more vulnerable to misinformation, and polarizing into isolated enclaves of competing opinions. To break this cycle, computer scientists say we need new algorithms that prioritize a broader view over […]

RSS AGI Society

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  • IROS-14 Hong Kong, Special Session on General Intelligence for Humanoid Robotics
  • AGI-14 @ Quebec City, Aug 1-4
  • AGI-13 @ Beijing: Paper Submission Deadline Extended Till March 23
  • AGI-12

RSS RoboHub

  • Soft robotics actuators heal themselves
    UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Repeated activity wears on soft robotic actuators, but these machines’ moving parts need to be reliable and easily fixed. Now a team of researchers has a biosynthetic polymer, patterned after squid ring teeth, that is self-healing and biodegradable, creating a material not only good for actuators, but also for hazmat suits […]
  • #315: Exploring from a Distance, with Muralidharan Arikara
    Muralidharan Arikara on augmented and virtual reality experiences with Xarpie Labs.
  • Exploring the DARPA SubTerranean Challenge
    The DARPA Subterranean (SubT) Challenge aims to develop innovative technologies that would augment operations underground. On July 20, Dr Timothy Chung, the DARPA SubTChallenge Program Manager, joined Silicon Valley Robotics to discuss the upcoming Cave Circuit and Subterranean Challenge Finals, and the opportunities that still exist for individual and team […]
  • OmniTact: a multi-directional high-resolution touch sensor
    By Akhil Padmanabha and Frederik Ebert Touch has been shown to be important for dexterous manipulation in robotics. Recently, the GelSight sensor has caught significant interest for learning-based robotics due to its low cost and rich signal. For example, GelSight sensors have been used for learning inserting USB cables (Li et al, 2014), rolling a […]

RSS io9

  • Gaming Masks Help Fight Covid And Exist In Japan
    Gaming products love LED. If a company wants to make a gaming PC, a gaming keyboard, or a gaming mouse, light-emitting diodes are a constant. So these “gaming masks” should be no surprise.Read more...
  • In The Boys' New Trailer, a Bloody Superhuman Storm Is Brewing
    In the upcoming second season of Amazon’s The Boys, Stormfront, one of the original comics’ most terrifying characters, is set to make her arrival as a newly minted member of the Seven, the series’ twisted answer to DC’s Justice Justice League and Marvel’s Avengers. But they are, unbeknownst to the public, all engaged…Read more...
  • Tuesday's Best Deals: Best Buy Back-to-School Sale on Intel Laptops, Samsung Galaxy Active Smartwatches, SteelSeries Arctis 1 Headset, Dyson V6 Absolute Vacuum, and More
    A Best Buy back-to-school sale on Intel laptops, an array of Samsung Galaxy Active smartwatches, a SteelSeries Arctis 1 gaming headset, a Dyson V6 Absolute cordless vacuum, a Hardside carry-on spinner, and a discounted copy of Batman: The Complete Animated Series lead Tuesday’s best deals. Read more...
  • Umbrella Academy Does Card Battles, and D&D Gets a Board Game in Gaming News
    Welcome back to Gaming Shelf, io9's column all about board games and tabletop roleplaying games. Gen Con Online has come and gone, along with San Diego Comic-Con—but they weren’t the only sources of games announcements this time around. We’ve got a new card game about The Umbrella Academy, along with a tabletop…Read more...

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  • Hello from India
  • What is a neural network?
  • News about the Loebner 2020 edition?
  • Wulai chatbot
  • Thompson Sampling: Adding positive rewards to Negative rewards in Python for Artificial Intelligence
  • Getting string from user
  • Use of wildcard in Foreign Language
  • encoding issues in German
  • Contexual proactive chat bot
  • Musicvideo about Aritifical Intelligence

RSS MIT Robot AI

  • New US postage stamp highlights MIT research
    For the robotics category in a new series celebrating innovation, the USPS chose the bionic prosthesis designed and built by the Media Lab's Biomechatronics group.
  • An automated health care system that understands when to step in
    Machine learning system from MIT CSAIL can look at chest X-rays to diagnose pneumonia — and also knows when to defer to a radiologist.
  • Algorithm finds hidden connections between paintings at the Met
    A team from MIT helped create an image retrieval system to find the closest matches of paintings from different artists and cultures.
  • Looking into the black box
    Recent advances give theoretical insight into why deep learning networks are successful.
  • Commentary: America must invest in its ability to innovate
    Presidents of MIT and Indiana University urge America’s leaders to support bipartisan innovation bill.

RSS IEEE Robotics

  • Video Friday: This Robot Refuses to Fall Down Even if You Hit, Shove It
    Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
  • Japanese Researchers Teaching Robots to Repair Themselves
    Whether for maintenance or augmentation, robots that can use tools on themselves are more independent and capable
  • AI and the Future of Work: The Prospects for Tomorrow’s Jobs
    MIT conference considers companies that have implemented job-friendly AI
  • Skydio 2 Review: This Is the Drone You Want to Fly
    Flying this $999 obstacle-dodging drone is a magical experience
  • For Centuries, People Dreamed of a Machine That Could Produce Language. Then OpenAI Made One
    OpenAI’s GPT-2 program churns out natural language that’s remarkably coherent—and that’s a problem
  • Robot Gift Guide 2019
    Over a dozen robots that we promise will make fantastic holiday gifts
  • How Boston Dynamics Is Redefining Robot Agility
    An exclusive look at the world’s most dynamic robots

RSS Wired News

  • 6 Best Sound Machines for 2020 (Best White Noise Machines)
  • 'Calling Bullshit' Skewers the World's BS-Merchants
  • Should Governments Slap a Tax on Plastic?
  • Dell XPS 15 Review: A Luxury Windows Laptop
  • There’s No Such Thing As a Tech Expert Anymore
  • Hackers Are Building an Army of Cheap Satellite Trackers
  • The Tech That Can Help Keep Your Dogs Happy and Healthy
  • The American Scientists Who Saved London From Nazi Drones

RSS Science Daily

  • Randomness theory could hold key to internet security
    Researchers identified a problem that holds the key to whether all encryption can be broken -- as well as a surprising connection to a mathematical concept that aims to define and measure randomness.
  • Artificial Intelligence to identify individual birds of same species
    Humans have a hard time identifying individual birds just by looking at the patterns on their plumage. An international study has now shown how computers can learn to differentiate individual birds of a same species.
  • Soft robot actuators heal themselves
    Repeated activity wears on soft robotic actuators, but these machine's moving parts need to be reliable and easily fixed. Now a team of researchers has a biosynthetic polymer, patterned after squid ring teeth, that is self-healing and biodegradable, creating a material not only good for actuators, but also for hazmat suits and other applications where t […]
  • Powerful human-like hands create safer human-robotics interactions
    A team of engineers designed and developed a novel humanoid hand that may be able to help human-robotic interactions.

RSS Gizmodo

  • In The Boys' New Trailer, a Bloody Superhuman Storm Is Brewing
    In the upcoming second season of Amazon’s The Boys, Stormfront, one of the original comics’ most terrifying characters, is set to make her arrival as a newly minted member of the Seven, the series’ twisted answer to DC’s Justice Justice League and Marvel’s Avengers. But they are, unbeknownst to the public, all engaged…Read more...
  • Ecobee Is No Nest, and That's Why I Love It
    When it comes to making your thermostat smarter, your choices are limited. You can opt for a Nest, which is the champion of smart thermostats but also owned by Google, which means it presumably snaps up crucial information about you and your home habits. You can opt for a “smart” thermostat from traditional thermostat…Read more...
  • Gear Up and Get Your Game On in Today’s Best Microsoft Xbox Deals
    Featured Deal: Halo: The Master Chief Collection | $20 | AmazonRead more...
  • Android's Alternative to Apple's AirDrop Is Called 'Nearby Sharing' and It's Rolling Out Today
    With the launch of Android 10, Google quietly removed Android’s previous local file sharing feature when it dropped support for Android Beam. But starting today, Google is finally ready to release Android Beam’s replacement: Nearby Sharing. Read more...
  • Apple's New 27-inch iMac Is a Massive Refresh—and Likely Intel's Last
    Surprise! Apple just announced it’s refreshing the 27-inch iMac. On top of adding a new 10-core Intel processor, the newest Mac desktop will also offer beefed-up memory, a Retina 5K display, next-gen graphics, and updated cameras, speakers, and mics. Read more...

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RSS Neuroscience ANNs

  • Artificial brains may need sleep too
    AI network simulations become unstable following continuous periods of unsupervised learning. When the networks were exposed to states that are analogous to human brain waves during sleep, the stability was restored.
  • AI predicts when coronavirus infections will slow in each country
    A new machine learning model uses data from the COVID-19 pandemic in conjunction with a neural network and can determine the efficacy of social distancing measures and better predict viral spread. With current quarantine measures in place, the AI model predicts a plateau in coronavirus infections between April 15-20.
  • New study allows brain and artificial neurons to link up over the web
    Researchers have created a hybrid neural network where biological and artificial neurons in different parts of the world were able to communicate via the internet through a hub of memristive synapses.
  • Artificial intelligence yields drug that halts antibiotic-resistant bacteria
    A new deep learning algorithm helped researchers identify a powerful new antibiotic compound that kills many of the world's most problematic, disease-causing bacterias, including those which have so far been resistant to common antibiotics.
  • Designing artificial brains can help us learn more about real ones
    The lessons learned from developing artificial intelligence networks can help guide researchers down the path of understanding the brain as a computational system rather than a collection of cells. AI technology can help take exploring the human brain, behavior and neurodegenerative diseases to an entirely new level.
  • AI could deceive us as much as the human eye does in the search for extraterrestrials
    Study calls into question the use of current machine learning technologies in the search for extra-terrestrial intelligent life.

RSS ExtremeTech NNs

  • MIT Uses AI to Create Updated Street Maps from Satellite Imagery
    Researchers from MIT and the Qatar Computing Research Institute (QCRI) have combined two neural network models to generate more accurate GPS maps with easily accessible satellite images.  The post MIT Uses AI to Create Updated Street Maps from Satellite Imagery appeared first on ExtremeTech.
  • Google AI Is Better At Identifying Breast Cancer Than Human Doctors
    Google is one of the leading developers of neural network AI, and it has developed a new system that uses the power of AI to identify breast cancer in mammograms that doctors might miss.  The post Google AI Is Better At Identifying Breast Cancer Than Human Doctors appeared first on ExtremeTech.
  • ‘Universal Lego Sorter’ Uses AI to Recognize Any Lego Brick
    On YouTube, you can learn how one man created a Lego sorting machine using AI, motors, and of course, Lego bricks.  The post ‘Universal Lego Sorter’ Uses AI to Recognize Any Lego Brick appeared first on ExtremeTech.
  • Nvidia Unveils Conversational AI Tech for Smarter Bots
    Going beyond request-response speech recognition to conversational AI requires solving some challenging performance problems. Today Nvidia released code that improves on the current state of the art for three of those. The post Nvidia Unveils Conversational AI Tech for Smarter Bots appeared first on ExtremeTech.
  • Nvidia Built One of the Most Powerful AI Supercomputers in 3 Weeks
    Autonomous vehicles aren't perfect, so to help upgrade their intelligence and prevent fatal accidents, Nvidia created the DGX SuperPod, an AI-optimized supercomputer that will help design a better self-driving car. The post Nvidia Built One of the Most Powerful AI Supercomputers in 3 Weeks appeared first on ExtremeTech. […]
  • Adobe AI Can Detect Manipulated Photos
    The company worked with UC Berkeley scientists to develop a neural network that can spot fake photos and work backward to restore their original appearance. The post Adobe AI Can Detect Manipulated Photos appeared first on ExtremeTech.

RSS Robot Report

  • We tele-operated Spot around Golden Gate Park from 3,000 miles away
    I can die a happy robotics journalist. Last week Senior Editor Eugene Demaitre and I tele-operated Boston Dynamics’ Spot robot from 3,000-plus miles away. We took Spot for a walk around Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, controlling it from our homes near Boston. Spot is beyond impressive. It does all the hard work, such… The post We tele-operated Spot aroun […]
  • How Amazon robotics engineers continue to build technologies from their garages
    Brad Porter, the Amazon vice president leading the company's robotics initiatives, describes how employees have continued to develop innovative systems while working from home. The post How Amazon robotics engineers continue to build technologies from their garages appeared first on The Robot Report.
  • Freedom Pilot, Resource Monitor keep humans in the loop for rapid robot deployment
    From agriculture and disinfection to retail and supply chain, robots are being rushed into development and deployment. Freedom Robotics says its cloud-based Pilot and Resource Monitor tools can help. The post Freedom Pilot, Resource Monitor keep humans in the loop for rapid robot deployment appeared first on The Robot Report.
  • Aziobot develops SB2 floor cleaning robot for smaller stores in European market
    Netherlands-based Aziobot has developed its SB2 autonomous commercial cleaning robot for European grocers and retailers. The post Aziobot develops SB2 floor cleaning robot for smaller stores in European market appeared first on The Robot Report.
  • 5 features ROS 2 needs in 2020
    I’ve been using ROS 2 quite a bit over the past several months. As I’ve previously mentioned, it would appear there aren’t too many real robots running ROS 2 yet. We have a bit of a chicken-and-egg problem where the tools are not yet fully ready for real robots, but until people start using ROS… The post 5 features ROS 2 needs in 2020 appeared first on The R […]
  • Quality control testing can be 10 times faster with new 3D robotic cell, says ABB
    ABB said its new scalable quality inspection cell can accelerate production for the automotive, aerospace, heavy machinery, and construction sectors, improving quality and productivity while reducing waste. The post Quality control testing can be 10 times faster with new 3D robotic cell, says ABB appeared first on The Robot Report.
  • Sarcos Defense wins Marine Corps contract for Alpha version of Guardian XO exoskeleton
    Sarcos Defense has won a contract for the Guardian XO Alpha exoskeleton, which is designed to multiply the wearer's strength and be safe to operate for a full shift. The post Sarcos Defense wins Marine Corps contract for Alpha version of Guardian XO exoskeleton appeared first on The Robot Report.
  • How the U.S. Army is improving soldier-robot interaction
    Researchers from the U.S. Army and USC developed the Joint Understanding and Dialogue Interface to improve soldier-robot interaction. The post How the U.S. Army is improving soldier-robot interaction appeared first on The Robot Report.

RSS Robots Podcast

  • #315: Exploring from a Distance, with Muralidharan Arikara
  • #314: High Earth Orbit Robotics, with William Crowe
  • #313: Solid State Lidar – the 3D Camera, with Erin Bishop
  • #312: Safe Motion Planning in Real-time, with Luca Colasanto

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  • Taking the Emotion Out of Investment Decisions
    (Bloomberg Opinion) -- How do you use behavioral finance to improve investment results at a firm with $72 billion under management? One way is to restrict your portfolio managers’ freedom to make decisions. That’s what this week’s guest on Masters in Business, Simon Hallett, co-chief investment officer at Harding Loevner LP, decided to do.The rules he create […]
  • Google Play Music Shutdown Dates Set: Service to Be Replaced by YouTube Music by End of 2020
    The last dance is looming for Google Play Music, the subscription service that will be fully subsumed into YouTube Music by December 2020, the internet company announced. In streamlining its music offerings, Google is coming down the home stretch of a months-long migration of users from Google Play Music — which will start shutting down […]
  • Amazon, Netflix, Zoom Among 15 Fastest-Growing Large-Cap Stocks To Watch
    See who joins Amazon, Netflix, Zoom, ServiceNow, Alibaba and Veeva Systems on this list of the fastest-growing large-cap stocks.
  • Google-Fitbit deal gets an 'in-depth investigation' from European Commission over competitive concerns
    The European Commission said Tuesday that it has opened an in-depth investigation into Alphabet Inc.'s proposed acquisition of Fitbit. "The Commission is concerned that the proposed transaction would further entrench Google's market position in the online advertising markets by increasing the already vast amount of data that Google could use f […]
  • 3 Growth Stocks to Buy and Hold for the Next 50 Years
    These three stocks are dominating the coronavirus stock market but could boost your portfolio for decades to come.

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