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Jan 4, 2022

Is precision public health the future — or a contradiction?

Posted by in categories: futurism, health

The definition of precision public health is sprawling and variable: for most researchers in the field it includes a sweep of data-driven techniques, such as sequencing pathogens to detect outbreaks and turbo-charging data collection to monitor harmful environmental exposures. It also encompasses an ambition to target interventions to specific people who need them.


Some public-health researchers are embracing data and technology to target small groups with precise health interventions. Others fear that these tactics could fail millions.

Jan 4, 2022

The Photonic Future of CPU’s and GPU’s — Lightelligence PACE

Posted by in categories: futurism, robotics/AI

The photonic future of cpu’s and gpu’s — lightelligence PACE.


The new Photonics Hardware company Lightelligence has just announced their Photonics AI Accelerator card PACE that’s eventually supposed to be put into consumers personal computers in conjunction with their regular CPU’s and GPU’s. The crazy speed and efficiency of those Photonic chips are supposed to make Artificial Intelligence model training much faster and keep the heat down.

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 A New Hardware Maker.
02:13 Why are Photonic Chips better?
04:23 How do Photonic Chips work?
06:45 The Future of Photonic Computing.
09:47 Last Words.

#photonics #cpu #lightelligence

Jan 4, 2022

LG’s latest indoor gardening appliance stands at 3 feet tall and will automatically grow all your plants for you

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Sure, a refrigerator can keep your veggies fresh… but LG’s tiiun can keep it fresher! Designed as a unique home appliance that lets you grow your own herbs and veggies the LG tiiun was announced in the run-up to CES 2022. The indoor gardening appliance is roughly the size of a dorm refrigerator, standing at approximately 3 feet tall, and features two shelves that can accommodate up to 6 all-in-one seed packages and various seed kits.

The term tiiun comes from the Korean word meaning ‘to sprout’ and is LG’s way of indicating that this appliance is an all-in-one self-sufficient garden. The appliance creates a perfect microclimate and all the right conditions for the plants to grow, even mimicking light cycles so you could potentially keep your tiiun anywhere in a room without worrying about access to proper sunlight. LG’s Flexible Weather Control System creates the ideal situations for organic growth while also keeping pests at bay. An internal watering system also delivers water to the plants (8 times a day) to keep them hydrated. All you really have to do is install the tiiun and sit back while your plants grow on their own!

Jan 4, 2022

Researchers Detail New HomeKit ‘doorLock’ Bug Affecting Apple iOS

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Researchers have found a new bug in HomeKit ‘doorLock’ that affects Apple iOS devices.

Jan 4, 2022

This Microsoft Model Excels at Common Sense Reasoning

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KEAR is a clever architecture to extend transformer models with common sense reasoning.

Jan 3, 2022

Researchers are working toward more transparent language models

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Language models like GPT-3 aren’t incredibly transparent. But teams of researchers are working to change that.

Jan 3, 2022

Hyundai stops engine development and reassigns engineers to EVs

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As long as the wheels turn —

Yet more proof that the internal combustion engine is on borrowed time.

Jan 3, 2022

High status burial chamber discovered in Ostrowite

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Archaeologists have discovered a burial chamber in Ostrowite, in the Pomeranian Voivodeship of Poland that contains several high-status grave goods. — HeritageDaily — Archaeology News.

Jan 3, 2022

Ancient Egyptian fetus preserved due to unusual decomposition process

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A fetus previously identified in a mummified Egyptian woman has remained preserved for more than 2,000 years due to an unusual decomposition process. — HeritageDaily — Archaeology News.

Jan 3, 2022

55-foot-long Triassic sea monster discovered in Nevada

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The beast shows that ichthyosaurs grew big really fast.


The discovery of a semitrailer-size ichthyosaur from the early Triassic shows that these reptiles got big really fast, evolutionarily speaking.