March 29, 2017

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How brain and arm implants allow a paralyzed man to move again—just by thinking

To reverse paralysis, scientists wired a man’s brain to his muscles using electronics.

 
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Nvidia says deep learning is about to revolutionize medicine

The company sees medicine as the next big market for its machine-learning hardware.

 
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This startup’s AI is determining which celebs are in photos

It’s still in the early stages, but Clarifai is tackling the tricky task of figuring out which famous people are in images.

 
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Forget about fancy sensors; this self-driving car navigates with a handful of $50 webcams

The startup wants to make autonomous vehicles cheap enough for everyone to use.

 
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Actually, Steve Mnuchin, robots have been stealing U.S. jobs for decades

The suggestion that job loss due to automation is 50 years off is laughable—and there’s finally some data to prove it.

 
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This gadget has a real working menstrual cycle on it

The latest organ-on-a-chip can release an egg in 28 days.

 
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The AI mind-merge vision that Silicon Valley won’t give up

Elon Musk and Sam Altman are adamant that our brains must become one with artificial intelligence if we don’t want it to subjugate us.

 
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AI is scanning the scientific literature for clues to new materials

IBM’s Watson is already at work developing novel polymers.

 
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The first machine to study the Dance Dance Revolution video game now choreographs its own dances

A machine learns to choreograph by studying a famous 1990s music video game.

 
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AI Speed Boost, Musk’s Mind Meld, and Cellular Computers

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