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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

December 15, 2015 by garker | Leave a comment

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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  • UK dials up the spin on data reform, claiming ‘simplified’ rules will drive ‘responsible’ data sharing
    The U.K. government has announced a consultation on plans to shake up the national data protection regime, as it looks at how to diverge from European Union rules following Brexit. It’s also a year since the U.K. published a national data strategy in which said it wanted pandemic levels of data sharing to become Britain’s […]
  • A mathematician walks into a bar (of disinformation)
    Disinformation, misinformation, infotainment, algowars — if the debates over the future of media the past few decades have meant anything, they’ve at least left a pungent imprint on the English language. There’s been a lot of invective and fear over what social media is doing to us, from our individual psychologies and neurologies to wider […]
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  • New AI Writes Its Own Computer Code
    The Singularity is now in private beta. But you still have to care about syntax errors. The post New AI Writes Its Own Computer Code appeared first on ExtremeTech.
  • Google, Seagate AI Identifies Problem Hard Drives Before They Fail
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    Genealogy firm MyHeritage has launched an online tool called Deep Nostalgia that can animate your old family photos -- or really, any photo with a face. It's both fascinating and deeply unsettling at times. The post Deep Nostalgia Animates Your Old Family Photos appeared first on ExtremeTech.
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    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.

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  • New AI Writes Its Own Computer Code
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  • Google, Seagate AI Identifies Problem Hard Drives Before They Fail
  • Nvidia Unveils ‘Grace’ Deep-Learning CPU for Supercomputing Applications
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  • Novel technology makes studying gene function easier, faster and more efficient
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  • How a racing heart may alter decision-making brain circuits
  • Perceptions of supernatural beings reveal feelings about good and bad in humans
  • The physics behind a tardigrade's lumbering gait
  • A universal equation for the shape of an egg

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  • digest | AI software with social skills teaches humans how to collaborate
    — contents — ~ story ~ featurette ~ webpages ~ paper — story — A team of computer researchers developed an AI software program with social skills — called S Sharp (written S#) — that out-performed humans in its ability to cooperate. This was tested through a series of games between humans and the AI [...]
  • event | Future Forum
    note: This event will also be web-streamed. — event — event title: Future Forum theme: Society in Transition • effects of the pandemic season: autumn date: October 14 — 15 year: 2021 where: Chicago, Illinois • US visit | event website presented by group: the German Center for Research + Innovation tag line: Land of ideas. web: [...]
  • digest | Breakthrough augmented reality medical tool
    image | above The ProjectDR augmented reality system projects a diagnostic medical image of a spinal injury directly onto the patient’s skin. The 3D overlay effect is visible using virtual reality eyewear goggles called a headset, or hand-held glass panels specialized for AR display. — contents — ~ story ~ featurettes ~ webpages ~ selected [...]
  • digest | Breakthrough for flexible electrode implants in the brain
    image | above Pictured is a human brain from the top. — contents — ~ story ~ diagram ~ featurette ~ webpages — story — Researchers at Lund University in Sweden have been developed implantable electrodes that can capture signals from a living human (or) animal brain over a long period of time —- but [...]
  • digest | This self-learning AI software lets robots do tasks autonomously
    image | above Pictured is the BRETT robot used in lab experiments at the Univ. of California. This robot responds to smart AI software that enables the robot to complete physical tasks by trial + error. It’s called autonomous learning — meaning BRETT can approach a new environment, with objects he’s never seen, and figure-out [...]
  • event | CogX
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  • digest | New material eliminates need for motors or actuators in robots, proprosthetics, more
    University of Hong Kong researchers have invented a radical new lightweight material that could replace traditional bulky, heavy motors or actuators in robots, medical devices, prosthetic muscles, exoskeletons, micro-robots, and other types of devices. The new actuating material — nickel hydroxide-oxyhydroxide — can be instantly triggered and wirelessly powe […]
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    Spotify's whole business model relies on keeping you listening and being able to predict what songs you'll want to hear next. But Cornell researchers recently asked the question: Why do they still not let you vote down a song?
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  • A machine learning technique that can learn local equilibria in symmetric auction games
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    Chris Lee on optimal deployment of passenger robots.
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  • Should a home robot follow what the mom says? Recap of what happened at RO-MAN Roboethics Competition
    On August 8th, 2021, a team of four graduate students from the University of Toronto presented their ethical design in the world’s first ever roboethics competition, the RO-MAN 2021 Roboethics to Design & Development Competition. During the competition, design teams tackled a challenging yet relatable scenario—introducing a robot helper to the household. […]
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  • Spot’s 3.0 Update Adds Increased Autonomy, New Door Tricks
    While Boston Dynamics' Atlas humanoid spends its time learning how to dance and do parkour, the company's Spot quadruped is quietly getting much better at doing useful, valuable tasks in commercial environments. Solving tasks like dynamic path planning and door manipulation in a way that's robust enough that someone can buy your robot and not […]
  • Rule of the Robots: Warning Signs
    A few years ago, Martin Ford published a book called Architects of Intelligence, in which he interviewed 23 of the most experienced AI and robotics researchers in the world. Those interviews are just as fascinating to read now as they were in 2018, but Ford's since had some extra time to chew on them, in the context of a several years of somewhat discon […]
  • Faster Microfiber Actuators Mimic Human Muscle
    Robotics, prosthetics, and other engineering applications routinely use actuators that imitate the contraction of animal muscles. However, the speed and efficiency of natural muscle fibers is a demanding benchmark. Despite new developments in actuation technologies, for the most past artificial muscles are either too large, too slow, or too weak.Recently, a […]
  • Video Friday: Robotic Gaze
    Video Friday is your weekly selection of awesome robotics videos, collected by your friends at IEEE Spectrum robotics. We'll also be posting a weekly calendar of upcoming robotics events for the next few months; here's what we have so far (send us your events!):DARPA SubT Finals – September 21-23, 2021 – Louisville, KY, USAWeRobot 2021 – September […]
  • Exosuit That Helps With the Heavy Lifting
    New advances in robotics can help push the limits of the human body to make us faster or stronger. But now researchers from the Biorobotics Laboratory at Seoul National University (SNU) have designed an exosuit that corrects body posture. Their recent paper describes the Movement Reshaping (MR) Exosuit, which, rather than augmenting any part of the human bod […]
  • With New Roomba j7, iRobot Wants to Understand Our Homes
    The power that computer vision has gained over the last decade or so has been astonishing. Thanks to machine learning techniques applied to large datasets of images and video, it's now much easier for robots to recognize (if not exactly understand) the world around them, and take intelligent (or at least significantly less unintelligent) actions based o […]
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    Building a base on the moon was once something out of science fiction, but now scientists are starting to consider it more seriously. Researchers are investigating methods for mining lunar resources to build such a base, using swarms of autonomous robots.
  • Soft components for the next generation of soft robotics
    Researchers have developed electrically-driven soft valves to control hydraulic soft actuators. These valves could be used in assistive and therapeutic devices, bio-inspired soft robots, soft grippers, surgical robots, and more.
  • Scientists create a labor-saving automated method for studying electronic health records
    A new, automated, artificial intelligence-based algorithm can learn to read patient data from electronic health records. In a side-by-side comparison, scientists showed that their method accurately identified patients with certain diseases as well as the traditional, 'gold-standard' method, which requires much more manual labor to develop and perfo […]
  • These geckos crash-land on rainforest trees but don't fall, thanks to their tails
    Many arboreal lizards leap and glide from tree to tree, but what if they can't glide to a gentle, four-point landing? Researchers documented many such leaps of the common house gecko, and found that they often hit trees headfirst and rebounded violently. Their recovery strategy -- grab on with the back feet and leverage their tail to prevent falling. Th […]

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  • On Star Trek: Lower Decks, Literal Dirty Work Isn't Quite Its Own Reward
    The animated Star Trek: Lower Decks has always put the divide between the big, important jobs of being bridge crew in stark relief to the actual nitty-gritty work of being the entry-level employees of a ship—especially a ship that features in a show as weird as Star Trek in the first place. But this week’s episode …Read more...
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    If you’re working for the military and suddenly find yourself wracked by nausea, vertigo, or pounding headaches, the Pentagon wants to know. Per an internal memo obtained by The New York Times, the defense hub has started directing all military members, contractors, and civilian employees to report up top if they…Read more...
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    In addition to getting the vaccine and wearing a mask, simply minimizing the size of crowds can help stop the spread of the covid-19 virus. To that end, researchers from the University of California, Santa Barbara, led by Yasamin Mostofi, have found a way to leverage a run-of-the-mill wifi network as a tool for…Read more...
  • Court Tells Bolsonaro He Can't Force Social Media Companies to Leave Up His Posts
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  • Single Neurons Might Behave as Networks
    Findings could advance the development of deep learning networks based on real neurons that will enable them to perform more complex and more efficient learning processes.
  • AI Can Predict Possible Alzheimer’s With Nearly 100 Percent Accuracy
    A new AI algorithm can predict the onset of Alzheimer's disease with an accuracy of over 99% by analyzing fMRI brain scans.
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    Researchers discuss different current neural network models and consider the steps that need to be taken to make them more realistic, and thus more useful, as possible.
  • Brain Connectivity Can Build Better AI
    Artificial neural networks modeled on human brain connectivity can effectively perform complex cognitive tasks.
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  • Sony Patents AI That Plays Games for You
    At a certain point, do the machines even need us anymore? The post Sony Patents AI That Plays Games for You appeared first on ExtremeTech.
  • OpenAI’s ‘DALL-E’ Generates Images From Text Descriptions
    All you need to do is give DALL-E some instructions, and it can draw an image for you. Sometimes the renderings are little better than fingerpainting, but other times they're startlingly accurate portrayals.  The post OpenAI’s ‘DALL-E’ Generates Images From Text Descriptions appeared first on ExtremeTech.
  • AI-Powered Quadrotor Drone Learns Aerial Acrobatics
    Quadrotor drones can perform feats of aerial acrobatics not possible with any other aircraft. Most of us aren't skilled pilots, but what if there was an AI that could do all that fancy flying for us? The post AI-Powered Quadrotor Drone Learns Aerial Acrobatics appeared first on ExtremeTech.
  • 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.

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  • SLAMcore spatial intelligence software now fully supports ROS 2
    New support allows full integration of vision-based 3D mapping in ROS 2 designs. The post SLAMcore spatial intelligence software now fully supports ROS 2 appeared first on The Robot Report.
  • Massrobotics launches STEM program to jumpstart girls for tech careers
    Massrobotics is encouraging female high school juniors and seniors to apply to the spring 2022 program. The post Massrobotics launches STEM program to jumpstart girls for tech careers appeared first on The Robot Report.
  • Boston Dynamics Spot learns new skills with 3.0 release
    Spot Release 3.0 enhances its data collection capabilities to improve ease of use and efficiency for facility inspection. The post Boston Dynamics Spot learns new skills with 3.0 release appeared first on The Robot Report.
  • Keenon Robotics raises $200 million in Series D funding
    The company is ready to scale its solutions into new regions, while continuing to grow the product line and innovation. The post Keenon Robotics raises $200 million in Series D funding appeared first on The Robot Report.
  • 4 robot companies raise $531M; Interview with Photoneo CTO Tomas Kovacovsky
    In this episode, Steve and Mike discuss the latest funding news and interview Photoneo CTO Tomas Kovacovsky. The post 4 robot companies raise $531M; Interview with Photoneo CTO Tomas Kovacovsky appeared first on The Robot Report.
  • Pudu Robotics serves up $155M Series C funding round
    Pudu Robotics is advancing restaurant service automation The post Pudu Robotics serves up $155M Series C funding round appeared first on The Robot Report.
  • Locus Robotics raises another $50M to scale its AMRs
    The Wilmington, Mass.-based company has raised about $305 million since it was founded in 2014. The post Locus Robotics raises another $50M to scale its AMRs appeared first on The Robot Report.
  • Ambi Robotics closes $26M Series A to begin growth
    AmbiOS uses sIm-to-real techniques to reduce model training time and improve grasping success. The post Ambi Robotics closes $26M Series A to begin growth appeared first on The Robot Report.

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  • #336: Mobile Outdoor Manipulation with RE2 Robotics, with Travis Schneider
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  • This map shows the most-searched pumpkin spice foods in every state
    Guess which states are Googling 'pumpkin spice ramen noodles' or 'pumpkin spice cheesecake enchiladas' the most?
  • Altcoins Like Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin Were Thrust Into the Limelight by AMC Today
    Movie theater chain AMC Entertainment Holdings (NYSE: AMC) made headlines in August when it announced it would start accepting Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) for ticket sales and concessions. Today, AMC is making headlines again by announcing it will also support other cryptocurrencies (collectively referred to as altcoins). Specifically, it plans to support Bitcoin […]
  • Microsoft (MSFT) Board Approves $60B Share Repurchase Program
    Microsoft's (MSFT) share buyback program has no timetable and comes on the heels of a Democrat-led bill to impose a 2% excise tax on buybacks.
  • FTC, Biden Antitrust Enforcement Push Takes On Amazon, Google — And The Supreme Court
    The FTC and President Biden favor aggressive antitrust enforcement vs. Big Tech, but face a likely Supreme Court clash.
  • How long might it take to resolve the Epic-Apple case? Expect a legal marathon
    "Both sides have good issues for appeal. Epic challenging market definition and procompetitive justifications found by the Court, and Apple challenging the state law injunction and perhaps the market definition," antitrust lawyer Paul Swanson told MarketWatch. He expects Epic's appeal to "roll on at least another 18 months in the Ninth Ci […]

RSS SD Offbeat

  • Have we detected dark energy? Scientists say it’s a possibility
  • Planets form in organic soups with different ingredients
  • Astronomers solve 900-year-old cosmic mystery surrounding Chinese supernova of 1181AD
  • New DNA-based chip can be programmed to solve complex math problems
  • Engineers create 3D-printed objects that sense how a user is interacting with them
  • Light does the twist for quantum computing
  • Oldest known mammal cavities discovered in 55-million-year-old fossils suggests a sweet tooth for fruit
  • Affordable housing in outer space: Scientists develop cosmic concrete from space dust and astronaut blood
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  • Groundbreaking technique yields important new details on silicon, subatomic particles and possible ‘fifth force’

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