deep learning
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AI And Carbon Nanotubes Are Now Being Used To Improve The World’s Keyboards
When it comes to groundbreaking research, there are two fields that seem to occupy the newscycle: Carbon nanotubes and artificial intelligence. The potential combination of those two fields of study seems like it could radically change the word as we know it, or, as South Korean scientists have discovered, at least change how we type.
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The Invisible Radio Waves All Around Us Let This New AI See People Right Through Walls
Photo: MIT CSAIL The information age has generated far more data than humanity can ever hope to manually process, but with the help of artificial intelligence, that avalanche of data is now revealing itself to be far more useful than we ever thought possible. The omnipresent wireless signals that keep us connected can now be…
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After Millions Of Trials, These Simulated Humans Learned To Do Perfect Backflips And Cartwheels
Using well-established machine learning techniques, researchers from University of California, Berkeley have taught simulated humanoids to perform over 25 natural motions, from somersaults and cartwheels through to high leg kicks and breakdancing. The technique could lead to more realistic video gameplay and more agile robots.
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A $500 PC And An AI Did A Way Better Job Erasing Henry Cavill’s Justice League Mustache Than Expensive VFX
There’s a long list of things wrong with the Justice League movie, not the least of which being the hasty and poorly-executed digital removal of Henry Cavill’s moustache that he couldn’t shave during the film’s reshoots. But not to worry, some random dude on the internet with a $500 used PC and a world-changing AI…