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| 'Turing Test' Within Reach For Artificial Intelligence Computers? Huffington Post The problem was that artificial intelligence researchers eventually realized that human thought rested in large part on an intuitive "subcognitive" network of processes based off innumerable life experiences. If machines did not possess such a bedrock ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| SOTI's BlitFire 10X technology uses Artificial Intelligence to power up a ... MarketWatch (press release) BlitFire 10X leverages a combination of algorithms that include Artificial Intelligence techniques to deliver faster response times and more efficient bandwidth usage. "With the new high resolution and high color devices coming onto the market, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Artificial Intelligence: Then and Now Billing World (blog) These were the words of Robert French, a cognitive scientist at the French National Center for Scientific Research, one of many researchers who just can't let the idea of artificial intelligence go. I thought instantly of those bubbles of brilliance ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Professor Judea Pearl receives Alan Turing award for work on artificial ... Daily Bruin By ALEX MOSKOWITZ Judea Pearl remembered hiding under a staircase with seven other children when Egyptian forces launched an air-attack on Tel Aviv, Israel in 1948. “Kids, it's going to be much worse; it's only the beginning, but we are going to ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Robot with Human Skeleton Steps Toward Artificial Intelligence TIME The audacity of this project is try to mimic the internal structures of an animal — in this case, us — all in pursuit of an even more audacious and absurd goal: artificial intelligence. As human beings, our physical interactions with the world ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Project Glass: Google Demo Shows Off Artificial Intelligence, Augmented ... The Hollywood Gossip Google's Project Glass demo, unveiled earlier this week, offers a behind the scenes look at the future of artificial intelligence, at least as the company sees it. In the demo video, the small screen on the glasses flashes information right on cue, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Artificial intelligence network accurately predicts risk of PCO after phaco OSN SuperSite A prototype artificial intelligence network predicted posterior capsule opacification after phacoemulsification with acceptable precision, according to a study. "The reported applications in ophthalmology are glaucoma diagnosis and risk prediction, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The Artificial Intelligence Economy? Corante The so-called "Artificial Intelligence Economy". As First, artificial intelligence and computing power are the future, or even the present, for much of manufacturing. It's not just the robots; look at the hundreds of computers and software-driven ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Software, Artificial Intelligence Will Be iPhone 5′s Main Focus The iPhone 5 News Blog (blog) The iPhone 5 will most likely ship with a larger screen and 4G LTE. But Apple's marketing focus for the next iPhone will be to show how it can completely change the way users communicate, shop, work, and have fun. If you were to audit the iPhone 5 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Artificial Intelligence: Coming to a Home Near You Construction Digital Diane Cook, head of the CASAS Smart Home Project, seems to think artificial intelligence and 'smart' environments will continue to revolutionize our daily lives and dramatically shape the technological landscape in the future. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google's Project Glass: You ain't seen nothin' yet CNET The augmented-reality Project Glass provides a peek into Google's ambitions with artificial intelligence and how AI software could further shake up mobile computing. by Martin LaMonica April 6, 2012 8:14 AM PDT Follow @mlamonica Google co-founder ... See all stories on this topic » |
Wednesday 4 April 2012
Robot News 5 Apr 2012
The Malaysian Insider -
What if consumers could choose a custom design for a household robot and take the robot home the next day? - Picture by Felixdesign/shutterstock.
Look Out! There Are Robots All Around
NPR -
He did meet a robot comic, hotel check-in kiosks and a robot receptionist. DAVID BRANCACCIO, BYLINE: So Tank(ph), I'm looking for Room 2111.
 | Daily Mail - One of the band also sings, with specially created graphics and the song lyrics appearing on a screen normally used as the robot's 'face'. Each robot was programmed to play its part, and is not controlled by a human, and every sound in the video was ... |
 | Boston.com - Weymouth students check out Genghis, a robot designed as a model for space exploration. Photo courtesy of iRobot. By Chris Reidy, Globe Staff For iRobot Corp. |
 | Patch.com - In the lab, robot squirrels have shown how squirrels signal to snakes with heat and tail flagging. By Patch Staff Robot squirrels from UC Davis are going into rattlesnake country near San Jose, continuing a research project on the interaction between ... |
 | TownSquareBuzz.com - The objective: maneuver their robot to score points by shooting basketballs through four hoops. On the path to success, not everything went according to plan. |
Written by  WebProNews - The challenge consists of several parts and the winning robot has to do repairs, drive a cart, and traverse tough terrain. The eventual goal is to be able to use robots for tasks that are too dangerous for humans such as a nuclear disaster or a fire. |
 | Telegraph.co.uk - Scientists from the US Naval Research Laboratory are working on a firefighting robot which they hope will tackle blazes on-board military ships. |
 | TIME - It is an anthropomimetic robot which, apparently, means it “imitates not just the human form, but also the biological structures and functions that enable and constrain perception and action. |
 | Forbes - I also find it profoundly game-changing for any do-it-yourself (DIY) underwater robot/vessel creator. We may not see the underwater ROV (remotely operated vehicle) inventor designing a craft of this shape any time soon, but we likely will see the ... |
 | TechRadar UK - But we still shudder a little when a robot expert starts talking up flatpack robots and allowing people to manufacture their own fit-for-purpose automatons. |
 | Co-Optimus.com - Nuts rain down from the sky as the air is filled with bullets, rockets, grenades, and all sorts of robot body parts. It's incredibly more chaotic than normal mode, and markedly more difficult than the "Hard" setting. |
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