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Samsung, a leading South Korean tech company, announced its plans to acquire French artificial intelligence company Sonio. The primary goal of this acquisition is to strengthen Samsung’s cutting-edge medical diagnostic systems, particularly in the field of maternal care. The integration of AI technology into medical equipment has become increasingly prevalent in various industries, including healthcare,
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In today’s digital age, the authenticity of documents and other items is increasingly under threat due to the prevalence of forgery. Whether it’s expensive watches, bank statements, degree certificates, or official documents, there are numerous reasons why individuals may resort to forging these items. This poses a significant challenge for organizations and individuals alike, who
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Collaborating on physical objects remotely has always been a challenging task, but a groundbreaking new system is changing the game. SharedNeRF, a remote conferencing system developed by doctoral student Mose Sakashita, is revolutionizing the way people work together on complex tasks like debugging hardware. By combining cutting-edge graphics rendering techniques, SharedNeRF allows the remote user
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A recent study conducted by Eyal Aharoni, an associate professor in Georgia State’s Psychology Department, delved into the fascinating topic of how people perceive ethical responses from artificial intelligence (AI) versus those from other people. The study, titled “Attributions Toward Artificial Agents in a Modified Moral Turing Test,” was inspired by the rise of ChatGPT
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The recent cyberattack on UnitedHealth Group subsidiary Change Healthcare revealed a shocking lack of basic security protocols in place. Despite handling sensitive patient data, Change Healthcare did not have multi-factor authentication (MFA) implemented across all systems. This oversight allowed hackers to exploit stolen credentials and bring essential health care services to a standstill. The absence
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A fabricated audio clip of a US high school principal has ignited a firestorm of controversy, raising serious concerns about the potential dangers of AI manipulation. The incident at Pikesville High School in Maryland has left principal Eric Eiswert fighting allegations of racism and anti-Semitism, all stemming from a fake recording created using artificial intelligence.
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Just like how athletes train rigorously for the Olympics, cybersecurity engineers for the Paris Games are deep into their preparations. They have engaged friendly hackers to test their cyberdefenses, much like boxers spar with partners to prepare for a fight. This meticulous training involves studying the tactics, strengths, and weaknesses of potential cyber adversaries. From
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Carnegie Mellon University’s He Lab has been dedicated to exploring noninvasive alternatives to traditional invasive brain-computer interfaces. The lab’s research in 2019 showcased a groundbreaking achievement – using a noninvasive BCI to control a robotic arm’s movement just by thinking. This demonstrated the potential for noninvasive BCIs to play a significant role in the future
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One major strategy to achieve net-zero carbon emissions revolves around transitioning various sectors of the economy, such as transportation and heating, to operate on electricity generated from renewable sources. However, there are areas in society where carbon elimination is not feasible, such as in the case of plastics which are comprised of carbon-based molecules. Chemist
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The development of agrivoltaics, or the shared use of land for agricultural and photovoltaic production, is gaining traction as a viable solution to the conflict between land use for sustainable energy and agricultural production. A recent methodology developed by the TEP215-Physics for Renewable Energies research group at the University of Cordoba aims to define the
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As the world faces a declining population of natural pollinators, the need for alternative pollination approaches has become increasingly urgent. Endangered species, including pollinators like bees, moths, butterflies, and flies, are crucial for the growth of fruits, vegetables, and seeds. The extinction of these species could have severe implications for global food security. In light
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During a recent visit to Beijing, Tesla founder and CEO Elon Musk met with Chinese Premier Li Qiang to discuss the importance of “win-win” cooperation between the United States and China. Premier Li expressed his hope for increased collaboration between the two countries, citing Tesla’s successful operations in China as a model for economic cooperation.
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