If your mother says she loves you: check it.
A couple weeks ago, I asked Vergecast.
What I was not expecting was for so many people to send me versions of a video that shows a banana getting stitches in a robotic surgery device, with the captions claiming that the surgery is being done remotely over 5G. This video has had an … More.
Meet Dr. Kais Rona, who is as befuddled by the lie appended to his video as anyone else.
NotebookLM is a neat research tool with some big ideas. It’s still rough and new, but it feels like Google is onto something.
What if you could have a conversation with your notes? That question has consumed a corner of the internet recently.
Google’s version of this is called NotebookLM. It’s an AI-powered research tool that is meant to help you organize and interact with your own notes. (Google originally announced it earlier this year as Project Tailwind but quickly changed the name.) Right now, it’s really just a… More.
NotebookLM gives you a chatbot for your personal docs, and it’s already pretty helpful.
The Da Vinci robot was able to undertake an operation no doctor would.
Robots are increasingly showing up in operating rooms and they are saving lives. As one patient in Canada reports in a CBC
Glenn Deir recounts the story of how his inoperable tumor nearly cost him his life and thanks the robot that saved him.
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Are biometric authentication measures no longer safe? Biometric authentication expert says deepfake videos and camera injection attacks are changing the game.
Biometrics authentication is getting more and more popular due to it being fast, easy, and smooth for the user, but Stuart Wells, CTO at biometrics authentication company Jumio, thinks this may be risky.
AI is the undoubted buzzword of the year, so let’s take a look at what we can expect from AI in healthcare in the coming period.
First, you’ll learn how GPT-4 works and why human language turns out to play such a critical role in computing. Next, you’ll see how AI-native software is be…
Summary: Researchers achieved a breakthrough in converting brain signals to audible speech with up to 100% accuracy. The team used brain implants and artificial intelligence to directly map brain activity to speech in patients with epilepsy.
This technology aims to give a voice back to people in a locked-in state, who are paralyzed and cannot speak. The researchers believe that the success of this project marks a significant advance in the realm of Brain-Computer Interfaces.
Interview with Prof. Marc Sachon for the event “Artificial Intelligence: Using your power for good” (IESE Global Alumni Reunion 2022).
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This book, ‘The Singularity Is Near’, predicts the future. However, unlike most best-selling futurology books, its author, Kurzweil, is a renowned technology expert. His insights into the future are not technocratic wild fantasies but are rooted in his profound contemplation of technological principles.
This audio informs us that, due to Moore’s Law, the pace of human technological advancement in the future will far exceed our expectations. By 2045, we will reach the technological ‘Singularity’, which will profoundly alter our human condition, and technology may even enable humans to conquer the universe within a millennium.
The author, Ray Kurzweil, is a true tech maestro. He has been inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in the U.S., is a recipient of the National Medal of Technology, holds 13 honorary doctorates, has been lauded by three U.S. presidents, and is dubbed by the media as the ‘rightful heir to Thomas Edison’.
In the audio, you will hear:
Moore’s Law has been around for 40 years; can it continue?
Why is it said that by 2045, humans will reach a technological Singularity?
Why are future humans described as a set of algorithms?
Is artistic creation the last bastion between humans and artificial intelligence?
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