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Another First For 3D Printing – Woman Receives Jaw Implant
Written by: Peter Murray 1 day ago
An 83-year-old woman suffering from a lower jaw infection became the first person to receive a jaw implant manufactured with [...]
Singularity Hub Membership Program Going Exponential! Join The Fun
Written by: Keith Kleiner 2 days ago
A few days ago we launched the Singularity Hub membership program, and I am pleased to announce we are off [...]
Kurzweil Featured In Superbowl Ad? Yes, It’s True!
Written by: Keith Kleiner 2 days ago
If you were watching the Superbowl yesterday then you were probably as stunned as I was to see none other [...]
Google’s Eric Schmidt On Collective Intelligence: “In God We Trust…But All Others Bring Data”
Written by: Aaron Saenz 2 days ago
There are few people in the world with a resume like Eric Schmidt. Just finishing his decade long run as [...]
Flying Robotic Swarm of Nano Quadrotors Gets Millions of Views, New Company
Written by: Aaron Saenz 3 days ago
These acrobatic robots can launch themselves through rings, duck and weave around obstacles, and even fly through your bedroom window. [...]
Computer Algorithm Used To Make Movie For Sundance Film Festival
Written by: Peter Murray 4 days ago
Indie movie makers can be a strange bunch, pushing the envelope of their craft and often losing us along the [...]
Dropping the F-BOMB, A Disposable Spy Computer Funded by DARPA
Written by: Peter Murray 5 days ago
Attach a camera to a drone, fly the drone around the back of the house, locate the bad guys. Robotic [...]
A Look At BMW’s Semi-Autonomous Driving Car
Written by: Peter Murray 6 days ago
While robotic cars have a ways to go yet before rolling (themselves) out onto showroom floors, BMW is incorporating driver [...]
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Take A Look At Dropcam’s New High-Definition Surveillance Camera
Written by: Peter Murray 7 days ago
The dropcam surveillance camera was already about as user-friendly as could be, now it’s added high-definition video and two-way audio [...]
The Current State Of Wind Power — 2012 Should Be The Biggest Year Yet
Written by: David Hill 7 days ago
When Barack Obama ran for President back in 2008, one of the ‘changes’ that he set forth was a New [...]
eye3: The Robotic Copter That You Can Afford
Written by: Peter Murray 8 days ago
UPDATE: Kickstarter has cancelled funding for eye3 due to delayed deliveries, skepticism that the drone will actually work and suspicion [...]
All Your Bandwidth Are Belong To Us: Half Of World’s Bandwidth Consumed By Only 1% of Users
Written by: David Hill 8 days ago
It’s tough being an avid mobile device user these days. First, carriers tempt you with the latest feature-packed devices while [...]
40 Years After Moon Mission Made it Famous, NASA Recreates Iconic Picture of Earth – Blue Marble 2012
Written by: Aaron Saenz 9 days ago
If you want to see a pretty part of Earth, step outside. If you want to see all the pretty [...]
Kickstarter: We’re Succesful, We’re Growing, We’re Changing Whole Industries
Written by: Aaron Saenz 9 days ago
Five hundred years ago, most Western artists lived off the charity of wealthy patrons. Today, you are that patron, and [...]
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Hmmm.... *looks at Watson* *imagines 1000^2 times more powerful computer* *imagines Watson becomes as good as other things as he is with natural language* effectively this date gives computers after the [...]
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Seems quite possible. But will it be AI? Or will it be a well-programmed machine that understands native English? Still impressive, but there's a [...]
turtles_allthewaydown
How does the first question mostly made of 0's? There are clearly more 1's (especially if one distinguishes between o and 0)