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Singularity Summit 2011 Part II – Artificial Intelligence and the Brain
Written by: peniel 124 days ago
This is part II of our coverage of Singularity Summit 2011, focusing on the topics of artificial intelligence and the [...]
Singularity Summit 2011 Part I – Longevity and Health
Written by: peniel 124 days ago
In this first part of three covering last weekend’s Singularity Summit 2011, we’ll highlight the speakers who discussed the various [...]
Singularity Summit 2011 Part III – Singularity And The Future
Written by: peniel 124 days ago
In this Part III of our Singularity Summit 2011 coverage, we’ll highlight the speakers who talked about such topics as [...]
If MacGyver Was A Biologist – Epetri Dish Monitors Cell Growth In Realtime (video)
Written by: Peter Murray 125 days ago
A camera-attached laboratory microscope: $2,500. An imaging chip, a smartphone, and some Lego blocks: $400. Scientists at Caltech, out to [...]
Is It Time For Professional Baseball To Adopt Robot Umpires?
Written by: Peter Murray 126 days ago
It’s one of the important questions facing American society today. On the one side are the liberal-minded who want more [...]
Zu and Kong Are Two Ping-Pong Playin’ Robots
Written by: Peter Murray 126 days ago
Bored? Having trouble making friends? Maybe not in the best shape? Zhejiang University’s Institute of Cyber Systems and Control in [...]
Lego Robot Beats Human World Record For Solving the Rubik’s Cube!
Written by: Aaron Saenz 127 days ago
“Dr. Jones. Again we see there is nothing you can possess which I cannot take away.” —Raiders of the Lost [...]
Endless Windmills In the Ocean Powering Our Cities? It’s Not SciFi, It’s Here…At Least in the EU
Written by: Aaron Saenz 127 days ago
From a distance they look like white toothpicks standing up out of the ocean. Up close they are towering engines [...]