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Composers are being brought to life with deep fake AI technology.

Planned future experiments will help researchers choose between the two pictures. But whichever model is right, SeaQuest’s hard data about the proton’s inner antimatter will be immediately useful, especially for physicists who smash protons together at nearly light speed in Europe’s Large Hadron Collider. When they know exactly what’s in the colliding objects, they can better piece through the collision debris looking for evidence of new particles or effects. Juan Rojo of VU University Amsterdam, who helps analyze LHC data, said the SeaQuest measurement “could have a big impact” on the search for new physics, which is currently “limited by our knowledge of the proton structure, in particular of its antimatter content.”

Twenty years ago, physicists began investigating a mysterious asymmetry inside the proton. Their results show how antimatter helps stabilize every atom’s core.

The comet was discovered in January and may be bright enough to see without a telescope.

In AI-generated animations, faces that were once frozen in time blink, turn their heads and even smile.

Yusaku Maezawa announced he will choose eight members of the public to join him on a trip around the moon, scheduled to fly on SpaceX’s Starship in 2023.

Smart contact lenses are finally becoming a reality. And the future of this intriguing technology is nothing like what you might expect.

The device is more reliable for the diagnosis of tuberculosis than conventional methods for the detection of this disease.

Investigadores de la UNAM desarrollaron un inmunosensor interferométrico, dispositivo más confiable para el diagnóstico de la tuberculosis que los métodos convencionales para la detección de esta enfermedad.

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NASA’s finally ready to test its all-electric X-57.

Researchers to develop automated tools that aid analysts as they tackle the looming rise of automated multimodal media manipulation.

Today we announced the SemaFor research teams that are developing #AI tools to help detect & understand media manipulations @Kitware @LifeAtPurdue @SRI_Intl @UCBerkeley @Google @nvidia @AccentureFed @nyuniversity @LockheedMartin https://www.darpa.mil/news-events/2021-03-02

Today we announced the SemaFor research teams that are developing #AI tools to help detect & understand media manipulations @Kitware @LifeAtPurdue @SRI_Intl @UCBerkeley @Google @nvidia @AccentureFed @nyuniversity @LockheedMartin https://t.co/C0HWRSDVkF pic.twitter.com/yaVsjdQF76

— DARPA (@DARPA) March 2, 2021

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