Revue de Presse Sciences et Techniques du 22- 07- 18

An AI System For Editing Music in Videos

SOURCE:Slashdot
DATE: 07-07-2018

Spotting fake images with AI

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 07-07-2018

How robots aided by deep learning could help autism therapists

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 07-07-2018

New material eliminates need for motors or actuators in future robots, other devices

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 07-07-2018

There’s no known upper limit to human longevity, study suggests

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 07-07-2018

Discovering new drugs and materials by ‘touching’ molecules in virtual reality

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 07-07-2018

Layoffs at Watson Health Reveal IBM's Problem with AI

SOURCE:Slashdot
DATE: 26-06-2018

OpenAI Built Gaming Bots That Can Work As a Team With Inhuman Precision

SOURCE:Slashdot
DATE: 26-06-2018

How to supervise a robot with your mind and hand gestures

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 23-06-2018

New wearable, high-precision brain scanner allows for patients to move around

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 23-06-2018

Google Is Training Machines To Predict When a Patient Will Die

SOURCE:Slashdot
DATE: 19-06-2018

Studies Find Evidence That Meditation Is Demotivating

SOURCE:Slashdot
DATE: 18-06-2018

Overcoming transistor miniaturization limits due to ‘quantum tunneling’

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 16-06-2018

roundup | AI powers cars, photos, phones, and people

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 16-06-2018

Research suggests that humans could one day regrow limbs

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 16-06-2018

IBM researchers use analog memory to train deep neural networks faster and more efficiently

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 16-06-2018

Sucking CO2 From Air Is Cheaper Than Scientists Thought

SOURCE:Slashdot
DATE: 08-06-2018

Overcoming transistor minaturization limits due to ‘quantum tunneling’

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 08-06-2018

Japan May Be First Country To Have Self-Driving Cars

SOURCE:Slashdot
DATE: 05-06-2018

Advanced brain organoid could model strokes, screen drugs

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 05-06-2018

Teaching robots to do household chores

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 05-06-2018

First 3D-printed human corneas

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 05-06-2018

New noninvasive technique could be alternative to laser eye surgery

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 05-06-2018

Artificial sensory neurons may give future prosthetic devices and robots a subtle sense of touch

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 05-06-2018

High School in China Installs Facial Recognition Cameras To Monitor Students' Attentiveness

SOURCE:Slashdot
DATE: 29-05-2018

Self-healing material mimics the resilience of soft biological tissue

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 29-05-2018

High-quality carbon nanotubes made from carbon dioxide in the air break the manufacturing cost barrier

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 29-05-2018

Ingestible capsule uses light-emitting bacteria to monitor gastrointestinal health

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 29-05-2018

Did Octopuses Come From Outer Space?

SOURCE:Slashdot
DATE: 21-05-2018

Scientists Transfer Memory Between Snails

SOURCE:Slashdot
DATE: 21-05-2018

Revolutionary 3D nanohybrid lithium-ion battery could allow for charging in just seconds

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 21-05-2018

Scientists Find Physically Demanding Jobs Are Linked To Greater Risk of Early Death

SOURCE:Slashdot
DATE: 17-05-2018

New sensors monitor brain activity and blood flow deeper in the brain with high sensitivity and high speed

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 17-05-2018

Three dramatic new ways to visualize brain tissue and neuron circuits

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 17-05-2018

FAA to team with local, state, and tribal governments and companies to develop safe drone operations

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 17-05-2018

Two major advances in autonomous technologies that rival human abilities

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 17-05-2018

MIT’s modular plug-and-play blocks allow for building medical diagnostic devices

SOURCE:Kurzweil
DATE: 17-05-2018

Canada Facing 'Brain Drain' As Young Tech Talent Leaves For Silicon Valley

SOURCE:Slashdot
DATE: 06-05-2018

NASA Launches a New Mission To Mars

SOURCE:Slashdot
DATE: 06-05-2018