Google is expanding its real-world tests of Project Starline’s video calling booths with an early access program that will see the tech used in the offices of various enterprise partners, including Salesforce, WeWork, T-Mobile and others.
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A meeting in Google’s 3D chat booth felt like real life science fiction
It’s an amazing way to have a virtual conversation.
AGI Laboratory moving towards artificial general intelligence?
Moving towards Artificial General Intelligence?
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How Google Cloud is protecting the software supply chain in its increasing complexity
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The software supply chain is not linear or simplistic: It is made up of many different components introduced at different times and in different phases.
And, today’s software supply chains only continue to grow in complexity — a mix of proprietary, open-source and third-party code, configurations, binaries, libraries, plugins and other dependencies.
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Artificial Human Embryos Are Coming, and No One Knows How to Handle Them
What drew his attention was that the cells seemed to change much faster than expected—they arranged themselves rapidly over a few days into a lopsided circle.
What was it? Shao startled Googling to see if he could identify the structure. That’s when he landed on a website called The Virtual Human Embryo and found some microscope photos of ten-day old human embryos shortly after implantation, fused to the uterine wall. There was the beginning of the amniotic sac and, inside it, the embryonic disc, or future body. They matched what he was seeing.
Shao informed his coworkers, a mixed team of biologists and engineers, at the University of Michigan. “When I showed the image to the team, everyone said, ” Wow, we need to figure out what to do,” says Shao. Had they somehow made a real human embryo from stem cells? ” At that point, we started to be more cautious.”
