Communications of the ACM
A Healthy Dose of AI
Building artificial intelligence into medical devices can speed diagnoses and potentially improve treatments and outcomes.
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Service Robots Roll Forward
Transitioning from classic 'programmed automation' to modern 'AI-powered autonomy.'
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The Campaign Against Deepfakes
Digital deceit is on the rise and needs to be addressed.
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If We Could Talk to the Animals
Can artificial intelligence overcome the communication barriers between species?
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Wayfinding Without GPS
Quantum entanglement provides a new direction in navigation.
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Multimodal AI Connects the Digital Dots
By knitting together multiple components and data streams, multimodal AI offers the promise of smarter, more human-like systems.
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New York City Takes Aim at AI
The Big Apple fields an action plan for artificial intelligence.
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Making Empathy Artificial
Scientists strive to add the ability to understand what others are feeling to artificial intelligence.
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A Softer Approach to Robotics
Soft robots are moving from the research lab to the real world.
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Using Physics Data to Refocus Computer Vision
Exploring ways to supplement conventional computer vision data with metadata collected from physics-based sensors and systems.
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Distilling What We Know
Researchers look to cut large GPT models down to size.
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Pneumatic Computing Gains Air of Importance
The emergence of pneumatics as a computing tool could alter many fields and lead to new innovations.
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3D Modeling Draws on AI
Artificial intelligence can unlock speed and quality improvements in three-dimensional graphics.
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Solar Energy Turns a New Leaf
Focusing on the use of artificial photosynthesis through solar leaf technologies.
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