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AI Beats Doctors at Cancer Diagnoses
Researchers have demonstrated that a deep learning convolutional neural network can outperform experienced dermatologists at detecting skin cancer.
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The Importance of Teaching Robots to Hug
A study by researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems in Germany detailed researchers' exploration of robots capable of hugging humans for...
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Eye-Tracking Software Makes Insurance Policies Easier to nderstand
New research has determined eye-tracking software can help insurers draft more understandable, easier to read policies.
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Cell-Like Nanorobots Clear Bacteria, Toxins From Blood
Proof-of-concept ultrasound-powered nanorobots reportedly can swim through blood, removing harmful bacteria and related toxins.
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How Do Autonomous Vehicles Learn to Drive? Download This Self-Driving Dataset and See for Yourself
The University of California, Berkeley has made available a massive dataset used by engineers in the development of driverless auto technologies.
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Quantum Is Key to Securing Blockchain, Say Russian Researchers
Russian researchers have used quantum key distribution to address the issue of quantum blockchain security.
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Thanks For The Memories
Researchers identify a way to digitally code—and boost—brain memory.
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World's Largest Computing Association Appoints First Woman CEO
ACM President Vicki L. Hanson has been named executive director and CEO effective July 1.
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Future Robots Need No Motors
A team of researchers has created the first nickel-hydroxide actuating material capable of being powered by visible light, electricity, or other stimuli.
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Self-Learning Assistance System for Efficient Processes
Researchers in Germany are developing a self-learning assistance system to help machine operators correct errors while accruing experience and process knowledge...
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Aerial Robot Can Morph in Flight
Researchers have designed an aerial robot that can change its profile during flight.
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Your Reaction to Pics of Leonardo DiCaprio, Animals Could nlock Your Next Smartphone
A new type of password under development "measures your brainwaves" in response to a series of pictures.
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Ted Dabney, a Founder of Atari and a Creator of Pong, Dies at 81
Samuel F. Dabney, an electrical engineer who laid the groundwork for the modern video game industry as a co-founder of Atari and helped create the hit console game...
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Asia Pacific's Most Innovative niversities – 2018
Every scientist hopes for a "Eureka" moment—the jolt of sudden insight when a discovery becomes clear. But great advances always follow regular progress, and while...
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Applying Machine Learning Tools to Earthquake Data Offers New Insights
Machine learning algorithms identified three different types of earthquakes from seismic recordings.
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Combining Experts and Automation in 3D Printing
Researchers have developed an approach to the three-dimensional printing of soft material that merges expert judgment with an optimization algorithm.
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The Fake News Wars Have Only Begun
The next generation of false news will feature realistic-looking videos and a battle of algorithms.
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First 3D Printed Human Corneas
Researchers at Newcastle University in the U.K. have developed a technique for using a three-dimensional printer to create human corneas.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook on Screen Time Controls, Working with China
Tim Cook, who has led Apple since 2011, spoke with NPR's Steve Inskeep in a wide-ranging interview on Monday as the company kicked off its annual Worldwide Developers...
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