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Wolfram Alpha – Two Sm@rt 4 teh Interwebs? (video)

Oh Wolfram Alpha, why don't more people love you? Despite the amazing calculations and information contained within the "computational knowledge engine", its traffic is...

Stephen Wolfram is Computing a Theory of Everything (video)

What if the universe, in all its physical complexity, could be explained by just a few simple computational rules? Stephen Wolfram wants to find...

Wolfram Alpha, iPhone has an App for That

You know, if computers ever take over the world, it's not going to be through a super smart spaceship like HAL, or a global...

Wolfram Alpha – A Force To Be Reckoned With

Two months ago Wolfram Alpha launched its question answering engine in one of the most eagerly anticipated product launches of the year.  Although sensationalists...

Excited About The Wolfram Alpha Launch? Watch It On A Webcast – Seriously!

With the relentless barrage of Wolfram Alpha media coverage all over the net these days (including plenty here at the Hub), it is easy...

Wolfram Alpha Official Launch May 18 – Check Out Their Datacenter (Video)

Is the new question answering service from Wolfram Alpha a big stud or a big dud?  According to a recent post from the Wolfram...

Boom! Question Answering Engines Take Off. IBM Sets Sights On Jeopardy, Wolfram Alpha

Boom!  That is the sound skittering across the information industry landscape this week as IBM has suddenly stepped into the ring, proposing that its...

Wolfram Alpha Sneak Preview At Harvard On Tuesday

Is Wolfram Alpha a game changer that will open an exciting new paradigm in our information society or will it be a big flop?...

Stephen Wolfram Speaks About His New Question Answering Engine

On March 5, 2009 computer scientist and theorist Stephen Wolfram struck a nerve with the search and information industry as he announced to the...

A Computer That Can Answer Any Question – Wolfram Alpha

Imagine typing almost any question into a webpage or even voicing your question into a handheld device and instantly getting an accurate answer.  In...

The Digital Future May Rely on Optical Switches a Million Times Faster Than Today’s Transistors

If you’ve ever wished you had a faster phone, computer, or internet connection, you’ve encountered the personal experience of hitting a limit of technology....

AI Won’t Kill Our Jobs, It Will Kill Our Job Descriptions—and Leave Us Better Off

The hype around artificial intelligence has been building for years, and you could say it reached a crescendo with OpenAI’s recent release of ChatGPT...

The Limits of Computing: Why Even in the Age of AI, Some Problems Are Just Too Difficult

Empowered by artificial intelligence technologies, computers today can engage in convincing conversations with people, compose songs, paint paintings, play chess and go, and diagnose...

Why Bother Calculating Pi to 62.8 Trillion Digits? It’s Both Useless and Fascinating

Swiss researchers at the University of Applied Sciences Graubünden this week claimed a new world record for calculating the number of digits of pi—a...

Designing a ‘Solar Tarp,’ a Foldable, Packable Way to Generate Power From the Sun

The energy-generating potential of solar panels—and a key limitation on their use—is a result of what they’re made of. Panels made of silicon are...

Cybersecurity Wake-Up Call: When Kids’ Toys Get Hacked

It was not an auspicious beginning to the holiday season. On Black Friday, we learned that a hacker had broken into the servers of...

This Week’s Awesome Stories from Around the Web (Through Sep 26)

ROBOTICS: Rethink Robotics' Sawyer Goes on Sale, Rodney Brooks Says 'There May Be More Robots' Erico Guizzo | IEEE Spectrum "Sawyer can perform tasks that require 0.1 millimeters...

Virtual Reality May Become the Next Great Media Platform—But Can It Fool All Five Senses?

Jason Silva calls technologies of media “engines of empathy.” They allow us to look through someone else’s eyes, experience someone else’s story—and develop a...

Personal Assistant Catfight Is Brewing As Evi Tries To Keep Pace With Apple’s Siri

It seems that Apple rivals are everywhere these days, and the world of personal assistant apps is no different. Since October of last year when...

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 and webpages, Knowledge Graph...

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 known as a roboreader,...

Need a New Assistant? Evi Makes a Bid to Replace Siri on iPhone and Android

When the iPhone 4S arrived last fall, one of the most talked about, and lauded, features was Siri, the virtual assistant. Able to understand...

Your Body Wasn’t Built To Last: A Lesson From Human Mortality Rates

This post was originally published on the Gravity and Levity Blog, and has been republished on Singularity Hub with permission from the author What do you...

Singularity Summit 2011 Part III – Singularity And The Future

In this Part III of our Singularity Summit 2011 coverage, we'll highlight the speakers who talked about such topics as robotics, economics, and engaging...

Singularity Summit 2011 – A State of the Future

New York City was host to geeks from all walks of life this past weekend, as scientists, engineers, futurists, and other forward-thinkers converged for...

It’s Showtime: IBM’s Watson To Make History On Jeopardy!

Today, February 14, 2011, IBM's Watson computer system is slated to take on the world's best humans in a televised duel of the world...

Gapminder Makes Statistics Awesome – Now On Your Desktop (video)

It's probably the experimental physicist in me speaking, but there are few things I find sexier than a good graph. In that sense the...

H+ Summit @ Harvard: Rise of the Citizen Scientist – Review of Day 1

The 2010 H+ Summit @ Harvard – Rise of the Citizen Scientist was quite an exciting event. Hosted by the Harvard College Future Society...

Google Public Data Explorer Turns Boring Statistics into Amazing Videos of Graphs

Type "unemployment rate California" into Google and you'll notice a little graph pops up in the search results. That graph is part of a...

Google’s Youtube Rolls Out Automatic English Captions To All Videos

In a press conference earlier today Google announced a bold and ambitious plan to automatically add computer generated captioning to all English videos on...

Guest Post: David Orban Reviews Singularity Summit 2009

This is a guest post written by entrepreneur and visionary David Orban.  He is an Advisor and the European Lead of the Singularity University. He...

healthBase Medical Search Engine has Wins and Epic Fails

Surf the Internet these days and you're likely to drown in a sea of information. New "better than search" engines like Bing, and Wolfram...

Will Fat Secret Become Wikipedia of Nutrition with New API?

One day we are told that eating fats makes us fat. The next day we learn that carbs are made from pure evil, and...

The Hub Goes To Scifoo 2009 – It Was Awesome! (scifoo09)

I just wrapped up an amazing weekend participating in the fourth annual scifoo gathering at Google headquarters (the Googleplex) in Mountain View, CA.  The...

The Future of Sex: Androids, VR, and the Orgasm Button

Forget the Turing test. Imagine when a machine can not only convince us of their intelligence, but attract us with it. Bladerunner gave...
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