Researchers say they have unlocked a kind of sperm whale “alphabet” with the aid of machine learning, a breakthrough in understanding cetacean communication
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A look at “liquid” neural nets, which change their underlying algorithms based on observed inputs, making them more flexible than standard ML neural networks
A look at “liquid” neural nets, which change their underlying algorithms based on observed inputs, making them more flexible than standard ML neural networks
“Liquid” neural nets, based on a worm's nervous system, can transform their underlying algorithms on the fly, giving them unprecedented speed and adaptability. Tweets: @quantamagaz...
24 of 35 living American Turing Award winners, including Alphabet chair John Hennessy, endorse Biden, citing the harm of Trump's immigration policies to tech
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Starship Technologies' fleet of delivery robots helped residents of Milton Keynes, a small city of 270K in UK, with grocery deliveries during the lockdown
Like many other places, a community 50 miles outside London went into quarantine. A fleet of delivery robots has been helping with the groceries. Tweets: @mit_csail , @dintersmith...
Larry Tesler, an influential figure at Xerox PARC and Apple who coined “cut, copy, paste” and advocated for modeless computing, has died at 74
The advent of the personal computer wasn't just about making these powerful machines available to everyone, it was also about making …
Researchers: Voatz, the voting app used in W. Virginia and four other states, has elementary security flaws that could let an attacker intercept and alter votes
A mobile voting app being used in West Virginia and other states has elementary security flaws that would allow someone …
Self-driving startup Wayve, which considers sophisticated sensor tech like lidar unnecessary for safe autonomous driving systems, raises $20M Series A
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After many years in the lab, Boston Dynamics will begin selectively leasing its four-legged robot Spot, which can keep its balance under extreme circumstances
A new leasing program is putting dozens of robots to work in the real world — Boston Dynamics is letting its first major robot out of the lab.