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Documentation Academy Aims to Empower Open Source Newcomers
Canonical's Open Documentation Academy aims to help newcomers participate in the open source community, offering mentorship and…
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The Emotional Chatbots Are Here to Probe Our Feelings
When Eugenia Kuyda created her chatbot, Replika, she wanted it to stand out among the voice assistants and home robots that had begun to take root in peoples lives...
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Spinoff 2018 Highlights Space Technology Improving Life on Earth
The 2018 edition of NASA's annual Spinoff publication, released Tuesday, features 49 technologies the agency helped create that are used in almost every facet of...
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Researchers Create Digital Map of Carlsbad Cavern
University of Arkansas researchers are using laser imaging to create a highly accurate, three-dimensional digital map of public trails inside Carlsbad Cavern.
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Changing the Color of 3-D Printed Objects
A system developed at MIT CSAIL uses custom ink and ultraviolet light to repeatedly change an object's color.
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Casinos Bet on Smoothie Slots, Desperate to Lure Millennials
It's one of the big dilemmas facing the $70 billion U.S. casino industry—how to get people in their 20s and 30s to play slot machines as much as their parents or...
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Tech Giants Brace For Europe's New Data Privacy Rule
Over the past two months, Google has started letting people around the world choose what data they want to share with its various products, including Gmail and...
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Shake-p at Facebook Highlights Tension in Race For AI
Facebook's hiring of French artificial-intelligence trailblazer Yann LeCun in 2013 to start its AI Research lab signaled that the social-media giant was serious...
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Microsoft's 'ink to Code' Turns Drawings Into ser Interfaces
Sketching out rough ideas—traditionally on the back of a napkin in the US, backs of envelopes being preferred in the UK—is a common and important part of the design...
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Why Robots Should Shake the Bejeezus Out of Cherry Trees
I don't think sci-fi saw this coming. For so long, futuristic books and films have promised us robots like C-3PO that translate alien languages and assist us in...
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I Am a Roboticist in a Cheese Factory
Most people think about robots as autonomous machines guided by artificial intelligence.
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Artificial Intelligence Will Be a Human Jobs Creator
In 2013, James "Jimi" Crawford founded a company called Orbital Insight, barely noticed at the time amid the Silicon Valley froth.
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IBM May Finally Stop Shrinking. But Is It a Turnaround?
For five and a half years, nearly the entire tenure of its chief executive, Virginia M. Rometty, IBM has reported a steady erosion of revenue.
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How a 22-Year-Old Discovered the Worst Chip Flaws in History
In 2013, a teenager named Jann Horn attended a reception in Berlin hosted by Chancellor Angela Merkel. He and 64 other young Germans had done well in a government...
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Researcher to Investigate Overtrust of Autonomous Vehicles
Assistant Professor Alan Wagner at Penn State has received funding to investigate the factors that cause overtrust in autonomous vehicles and robots, and develop...
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China Enters the Battle For AI Talent
A mountainous district in western Beijing known for its temples and mushroom production is tipped to become China's hub for industries based on artificial intelligence...
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Brilliant New Headlights se a Million Pixels to Talk to the World
For the most part, digital technology is all about dumping things that move.
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Autos Overshadow the Small Gadgets at Ces Tech Show in Vegas
The smartphones and other small machines that used to dominate the annual CES gadget show have been overshadowed in recent years by bigger mobile devices: namely...
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Intel's New Chips Are More Brain-Like Than Ever
This week, Intel will show off a chip that learns to recognize objects in pictures captured by a webcam. Nothing fancy about that, except that the chip uses about...
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The Real Future of Work
In 2013, Diana Borland and 129 of her colleagues filed into an auditorium at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
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Brain Surgery in 3-D: Coming Soon to the Operating Theater
One blue surgical drape at a time, the patient disappeared, until all that showed was a triangle of her shaved scalp.
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