Ingenious new search and rescue drone finds people by listening for screams
Rather than relying on expensive and unreliable thermal cameras, this new search and rescue drone uses an array of microphones to zero in on cries for help.
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Rather than relying on expensive and unreliable thermal cameras, this new search and rescue drone uses an array of microphones to zero in on cries for help.
IBM’s autonomous, A.I.-powered ship is currently on its way across the Atlantic Ocean — and thanks to some amazing tech, you can watch the journey live
Google found that artificial intelligence is capable of designing microchips. A.I.-designed chips were better and made quicker than those made by human experts.
Researchers will soon be able to access Nvidia’s DGX supercomputer through an A.I.-as-a-service subscription for a more affordable $90,000-per-month fee.
Most A.I. systems are designed to remember absolutely everything they learn. But that’s not always ideal, so Facebook decided to build one that forgets
You’ve got mail! But where is it? The USPS is leaning on A.I. at the edge and GPU-accelerated computing to help track and locate missing mail and packages.
For most of human history, architecture has been a human activity. Now, we can do it with algorithms. But should we?
Cannabis farm production is at an all-time high, but it’s unlikely that robots will take over the process anytime soon. The stereotypical weed farm is either a sprawling expanse of…
GPT-3 is best known as a text-generating system, but now that it’s out in the wild, it’s being used for far more than just written words.
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