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AI Chip Trims Energy Budget Back by 99+ Percent

12 Απριλίου 2024 by paulkokos

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Neural networks that imitate the workings of the human brain now often generate art, power computer vision, and drive many more applications. Now a neural network microchip from China that uses photons instead of electrons, dubbed Taichi, can run AI tasks as well as its electronic counterparts with a thousandth…

Pogo Stick Microcopter Bounces off Floors and Walls

12 Απριλίου 2024 by paulkokos

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We tend to think about hopping robots from the ground up. That is, they start on the ground, and then, by hopping, incorporate a aerial phase into their locomotion. But there’s no reason why aerial robots can’t approach hopping from the other direction, by adding a hopping ground phase to…

Marco Hutter Wants to Solve Robotics' Hard Problems

11 Απριλίου 2024 by paulkokos

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Last December, the AI Institute announced that it was opening an office in Zurich as a European counterpart to its Boston headquarters, and recruited Marco Hutter to helm the office. Hutter also runs the Robotic Systems Lab at ETH Zurich, arguably best known as the origin of the ANYmal quadruped…

Ukraine Is the First “Hackers’ War”

10 Απριλίου 2024 by paulkokos

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Rapid and resourceful technological improvisation has long been a mainstay of warfare, but the war in Ukraine is taking it to a new level. This improvisation is most conspicuous in the ceaselessly evolving struggle between weaponized drones and electronic warfare, a cornerstone of this war.Weaponized civilian first-person-view (FPV) drones began…

Intel’s Gaudi 3 Goes After Nvidia

9 Απριλίου 2024 by paulkokos

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Although the race to power the massive ambitions of AI companies might seem like it’s all about Nvidia, there is a real competition going in AI accelerator chips. The latest example: At Intel’s Vision 2024 event this week in Phoenix, Az., the company gave the first architectural details of its…

Generator Redesign Tries to Catch a Good Wave

9 Απριλίου 2024 by paulkokos

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While many ocean energy projects think big, laying large buoys that convert waves into electricity through mechanical means, there is another approach to developing wave energy: going small. For more than a decade, materials scientists have been tweaking materials on tiny scales to harvest electric charge from moving water. Now,…

AI Coding Is Going From Copilot to Autopilot

9 Απριλίου 2024 by paulkokos

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A new breed of AI-powered coding tools have emerged—and they’re claiming to be more autonomous versions of earlier assistants like GitHub Copilot, Amazon CodeWhisperer, and Tabnine.One such new entrant, Devin AI has been dubbed an “AI software engineer” by its maker, applied AI lab Cognition. According to Cognition, Devin can…

Better Biosensors Just Need a Touch of Cheap Plastic

8 Απριλίου 2024 by paulkokos

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Organic semiconductors are versatile materials used in many flexible displays and sensors. The materials, which are typically made of conducting carbon-based polymers, can bend and fold, but they tend to degrade quickly compared to traditional electronics. These organic semiconductors are useful in bendy biosensors and other consumer devices, including wearables,…

Scientists Race to Protect Future Lunar Telescopes

8 Απριλίου 2024 by paulkokos

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If you’re an astrophysicist trying to detect signals from the early universe after the big bang, Earth is not a great place to be. Yes, this planet is our home, warm and wet and brimming with life, but significant chunks of electromagnetic spectrum are blocked by Earth’s atmosphere, magnetic field…

Software Sucks, but It Doesn’t Have To

7 Απριλίου 2024 by paulkokos

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You can’t see, hear, taste, feel, or smell it, but software is everywhere around us. It underpins modern civilization even while consuming more energy, wealth, and time than it needs to and burping out a significant amount of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. The software industry and the code it…

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