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Tag Archives: ai
Google Search Gets Smarter With Knowledge Graph
This week Google is rolling out a new search tool: the Knowledge Graph. Breaking with the old strategy of keywords [...]
Posted in AI, Gadgets, Singularity, Video Central
Tagged ai, App, google, knowledge graph, search engine
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Automation Comes To The Coffeehouse With Robotic Baristas
Say goodbye to lattes with funky tastes or attitude from coffeehouse baristas. At the University of Texas, a startup called [...]
Better, Faster, and Cheaper – These Robots Are Invading Car Manufacturing Plants
Does anyone doubt that it really is just a matter of time before human assembly line workers are a thing [...]
Posted in AI, Gadgets, Robots, Singularity, Video Central
Tagged ai, assembly line, automation, ford, GM, manufacturing, NASA, robot, robotics, Robots
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Automated Grading Software In Development To Score Essays As Accurately As Humans
April 30 marks the deadline for a contest challenging software developers to create an automated scorer of student essays, otherwise [...]
EMIEW2, The New And Improved Office Robot From Hitachi
Chasing down staplers and printer cartridges hurting your productivity at the office? Fret not. Hitachi has just come out with [...]
Posted in AI, Robots, Singularity, Video Central
Tagged ai, android, EMIEW2, hitachi, humanoid robot, robot, robotic assistant, robotics, Robots
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Robots Will Drive, Bust Through A Wall, And Make Repairs In DARPA’s New Robotics Challenge
Five years after the DARPA Grand Challenge robotic cars are already hitting the roads and states are preparing for their [...]
Posted in AI, Cyborg, Gadgets, Robots
Tagged ai, darpa, Grand Challenge, humanoid robot, irobot, petman, robotics, robotics challenge, telepresence
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On-Demand Robots From A 3D Printer
We’ve seen 3D printers churn out toys, bone models, chocolate, even human tissue. Now scientists at MIT want to print [...]
Posted in AI, Gadgets, Robots, Singularity, Video Central
Tagged 3d printing, ai, MIT, robot, telepresence, telerobot
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New Video Of Sand Flea Robot Leaping (Onto) Tall Buildings 30ft High
It doesn’t look like much, kind of a simple RC car. That is, until it jumps. Boston Dynamics just released [...]
Posted in AI, Gadgets, Robots, Singularity, Video Central
Tagged ai, Alpha Dog, Boston Dynamics, petman, robot, robotics, Robots, sand flea
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Dr. Fill, The Crossword Playing Computer Competes At American Crossword Puzzle Tournament
Inspired by Watson’s success on Jeopardy!, AI specialist Matthew Ginsberg wanted to see if computers could out-duel humans in another [...]
Posted in AI, Gadgets, Robots, Singularity
Tagged ai, crossword puzzle, dr fill, matthew ginsberg, Robots
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Football’s Not A Rough Sport Until A Bunch Of Japanese Robots Play It
When my brother and I were young we used to get on opposite sides of the kitchen and slam our [...]
Posted in AI, Gadgets, Robots, Singularity, Video Central
Tagged ai, japanese robots, robocup, robotic american football, yokohama
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Love That New Single? Mathematical Equation Predicts Music’s Hits And Flops
Technology is continually getting better at predicting our behavior, and signaling to us that perhaps we’re not as unpredictable and [...]
Posted in AI, Art, Gadgets, Singularity, Video Central
Tagged ai, App, data mining, music, pattern recognition, scoreahit
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Meet The Author Of “Robots Will Steal Your Job, But That’s OK”
Growth is a good thing, right? It’s the buzzword on seemingly every politician’s lips, the answer to our economic woes. [...]
Posted in AI, Art, Longevity And Health, Singularity, Video Central
Tagged ai, automation, economy, federico pistono, robot, robotics, Robots, robots will steal your job but that's ok
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Boston Dynamics Takes Alpha Dog Military Robot Out For Its First Walk
First there were porters, then beasts of burden, then mechanized vehicles. And now we’re back to beasts of burden – [...]
Posted in AI, Gadgets, Robots, Singularity, Video Central
Tagged ai, Alpha Dog, Boston Dynamics, ls3 alpha dog, robotic warfare
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Computer Algorithm Used To Make Movie For Sundance Film Festival
Indie movie makers can be a strange bunch, pushing the envelope of their craft and often losing us along the [...]
Posted in AI, Art, Singularity, Video Central
Tagged ai, algorithm, Art, eve sussman, rufus corporation
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A Look At BMW’s Semi-Autonomous Driving Car
While robotic cars have a ways to go yet before rolling (themselves) out onto showroom floors, BMW is incorporating driver [...]
Posted in AI, Gadgets, Singularity, Video Central
Tagged ai, autonomous vehicle, bmw, connecteddesign connect, driverless car, google
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Sebastian Thrun Aims to Revolutionize University Education With Udacity
This past August fellow Singularity Hub writer Aaron Saenz wrote about Udacity, the online university created by Stanford artificial intelligence [...]
Posted in AI, Computer Interfaces, Singularity, Video Central
Tagged ai, kahn academy, online education, peter norvig, Sebastian Thrun, udacity, university 2.0
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Rollin’ Justin Robot Gets Agile, Learns How To Throw A Ball (video)
Where was Agile Justin last year when we needed him to throw out the first pitch at a Philadelphia Phillies [...]
Posted in AI, Robots, Singularity, Video Central
Tagged agile justin, ai, DLR, humanoid robot, robot, robotics, Robots, Rollin Justin
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Google’s AI Challenge: Who Can Build The Smartest Ant Colony
Want to prove to Google that you’ve got some serious programming chops? Then you better prepare yourself for war. Ant [...]
Posted in AI, Video Central
Tagged ai, AI challenge, Fall 2011, Google AI Challenge, University of Waterloo
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Robot: I Now Have Common Sense. Engineer: Great, Go Fetch Me a Sandwich!
Willow Garage’s gifted PR2 robot just got even smarter. Developers from the University of Tokyo and the Technical University of [...]
Posted in AI, Robots, Video Central
Tagged ai, android, PR2, robot, robotics, Robots, Technical University of Munchen, university of tokyo, Willow Garage
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Supercomputer Predicts Revolution
A new type of software has been shown to predict revolutions by mining news reports around the world. Retrospectively mining [...]
Posted in AI, Gadgets, Singularity
Tagged ai, arab spring, bin ladin, culturomics, kalev leetaru
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From Jeopardy! to Insurance – IBM’s Watson AI Hired by WellPoint For Medical Expertise
Ever feel like the people reviewing your claims at the insurance company are a bunch of faceless, mindless drones? Well [...]
Posted in AI, Longevity And Health, Video Central
Tagged ai, healthcare, ibm, insurance, watson, WellPoint
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AI Journalist Writes Sports and Now Everything Else. StatSheet Raises $4M, Changes Name and Focus
I have met my replacement and it is a robot. A robot obsessed with sports. AI journalism pioneer StatSheet gained [...]
Posted in AI, Art, Video Central
Tagged ai, AI creativity, AI journalism, AI writing, Automated Insight, Statsheet
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AI vs. AI – What Happens When You Make a Chatty Computer Talk To Itself? Cornell Finds Out
I can think of few things as annoying as being forced into a conversation with an idiot. But when that [...]
Posted in AI, Computer Interfaces, Video Central
Tagged ai, chatbot, chatterbot, cleverbot, Cornell Creative Machines Lab
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Pre-Cog Is Real – New Software Stops Crime Before It Happens
The police officers arrived at the parking garage in downtown Santa Cruz and spotted two women behaving suspiciously. No crime [...]
Posted in AI, Longevity And Health, Singularity
Tagged ai, algorithm, burglary, crime, density map, george mohler, predictive policing
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