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Could breath biometrics be the next thing in identification technologies?

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Student performing on rigging at the University of Stockholm’s ‘Department of Circus’, which explores different disciplines through circus arts. Credit: Joakim Björklund

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Researchers call for rebellion: Instead of just writing more papers take more risks

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Is society really ready for artificial intelligence ethical decision making?

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Scientific breakthroughs more likely with long-distance collaboration

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Who gets the patent when a machine invents things for humanity?

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How much could cyber attacks affect global food production?

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From left: FAU graduate student Anthony Davis; Warner A. Miller, Ph.D.; and collaborator Pedram Nimreezi, stand behind the large drone, which includes a network of a ground station, lasers and fiber optics. (Photo by Alex Dolce)

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The first drone based mobile quantum network provides unrivaled security

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An autonomous mushroom harvesting robot to address the labour shortage

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Facial expression detection by merging near-infrared light-field camera techniques with artificial intelligence (AI) technology

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Can AI can make better clinical decisions than humans?

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A study participant is interviewed by Ellie, an artificial character, to gather text data. CREDIT Photo courtesy of Jonathan Gratch, USC Institute for Creative Technologies

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Identifying people with PTSD through text data alone with 80 percent accuracy

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The increasing irrelevance of factual truth in public discourse is part of a groundswell trend that started decades ago

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Remote experimentation takes the world of research on an unexpected journey of adaptation

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A newly developed algorithm can spot depression in Twitter users with 88.39 percent accuracy

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A new study examining the impact of geoengineering uses climate models to identify which temperatures are most conducive for malaria transmission by the Anopheles mosquito and identify how many people live in areas where transmission is possible.

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The first assessment of how geoengineering the climate could impact the burden of infectious diseases

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Could breath biometrics be the next thing in identification technologies?

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Student performing on rigging at the University of Stockholm’s ‘Department of Circus’, which explores different disciplines through circus arts. Credit: Joakim Björklund

Researchers call for rebellion: Instead of just writing more papers take more risks

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Is society really ready for artificial intelligence ethical decision making?

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Scientific breakthroughs more likely with long-distance collaboration

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Who gets the patent when a machine invents things for humanity?

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How much could cyber attacks affect global food production?

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From left: FAU graduate student Anthony Davis; Warner A. Miller, Ph.D.; and collaborator Pedram Nimreezi, stand behind the large drone, which includes a network of a ground station, lasers and fiber optics. (Photo by Alex Dolce)

The first drone based mobile quantum network provides unrivaled security

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Reducing invasive cancer risk by 61% among adults aged 70+

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An AI project models first impressions based on facial features and can accurately predict how people will be perceived

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An algorithm that blocks a rogue microphone from correctly hearing your words, in English so far, 80 percent of the time

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A new study examining the impact of geoengineering uses climate models to identify which temperatures are most conducive for malaria transmission by the Anopheles mosquito and identify how many people live in areas where transmission is possible.

The first assessment of how geoengineering the climate could impact the burden of infectious diseases

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2 months ago

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An autonomous mushroom harvesting robot to address the labour shortage

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5 months ago

Facial expression detection by merging near-infrared light-field camera techniques with artificial intelligence (AI) technology

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5 months ago

Can AI can make better clinical decisions than humans?

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A study participant is interviewed by Ellie, an artificial character, to gather text data. CREDIT Photo courtesy of Jonathan Gratch, USC Institute for Creative Technologies

Identifying people with PTSD through text data alone with 80 percent accuracy

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2 months ago

The increasing irrelevance of factual truth in public discourse is part of a groundswell trend that started decades ago

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6 months ago

Remote experimentation takes the world of research on an unexpected journey of adaptation

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5 months ago

A newly developed algorithm can spot depression in Twitter users with 88.39 percent accuracy

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2 months ago

A new study examining the impact of geoengineering uses climate models to identify which temperatures are most conducive for malaria transmission by the Anopheles mosquito and identify how many people live in areas where transmission is possible.

The first assessment of how geoengineering the climate could impact the burden of infectious diseases

47 Views

2 months ago

An AI project models first impressions based on facial features and can accurately predict how people will be perceived

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2 months ago

Participants were asked about moral status and treatment pigs, dogs and people

Children differ dramatically from adults in their moral views on animals

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Reducing invasive cancer risk by 61% among adults aged 70+

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Can ‘liars’ be exposed by a new technology through the telltale activation of facial muscles?

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An algorithm that blocks a rogue microphone from correctly hearing your words, in English so far, 80 percent of the time

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Multimodal sentiment analysis combining language, audio, visual, and physiological signals. The multimodal neural network is used to predict user sentiment from multimodal features such as text, audio, and visual data. In a new study, researchers from Japan account for physiological signals in sentiment estimation while talking with the system, greatly improving the system's performance. Image courtesy: Shogo Okada from JAIST

Enabling emotionally intelligent artificial intelligence systems

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Can new hardware for artificial intelligence deliver the brain’s secret to lifelong learning

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Digital fencing for goats provides new opportunities

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Could just one airborne virus particle be enough to infect you?

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How much energy do we need to power a decent life for all?

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Engineering a microbe to produce something unknown in nature is a first

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Stunning tree of all known life unveiled online

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A way to 3D-print a meat alternative containing muscle, fat, and blood vessels arranged to closely resemble conventional steaks

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Artificial nerve cells can be used for sensitive human prostheses, implantable systems and soft intelligent robotics

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Would extra limbs help – if available?

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From left: FAU graduate student Anthony Davis; Warner A. Miller, Ph.D.; and collaborator Pedram Nimreezi, stand behind the large drone, which includes a network of a ground station, lasers and fiber optics. (Photo by Alex Dolce)

The first drone based mobile quantum network provides unrivaled security

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Ranking healthiness of foods from first to worst with a new nutrient profiling system

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Could coronavirus particles travel up to 200 feet and linger in the air for 30 minutes?

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A targeted, reliable, long-lasting kill switch addresses fears of contamination by genetically modified microbes

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Detecting mental disorders based on web posts using AI

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Non-typhoidal Salmonella invasive disease is an emerging neglected infectious disease that needs investment

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The brightness of the Earth is dimming due to climate change

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Use fossil power plants at full capacity for one last time . . . and then switch them off forever?

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Is the metaverse the next evolutionary step, not just for the Internet, but for computing as a whole?

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How much could cyber attacks affect global food production?

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Who gets the patent when a machine invents things for humanity?

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An AI-powered prediction market may provide scientists with an efficient, cost-effective tool to tackle the reproducibility problem, a team of researchers report. Credit: (National Cancer Institute/Unsplash.)

Addressing the concerns and challenges around reproducibility in research by using AI betting agents

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The potential to stabilize greenhouse gas levels for 30 years by the rapid global phaseout of animal agriculture

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Desalination as an integral part of a global water strategy

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Fairness and accuracy in machine learning

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Gene editing technology can now create female-only and male-only mice litters

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Controlling the weather with the help of chaos theory?

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Corn ethanol is not a climate-friendly fuel

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Some numbers to think about around why masks matter in the spread of Covid-19

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Ensuring digital technology works for the public good

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AI’s looming ‘crisis of trust’

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Examining people’s emotional response to cloned faces which could soon become the norm in robotics

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Making “ecocide” an international “super crime” on the order of genocide

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Student performing on rigging at the University of Stockholm’s ‘Department of Circus’, which explores different disciplines through circus arts. Credit: Joakim Björklund

Researchers call for rebellion: Instead of just writing more papers take more risks

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Researchers have successfully produced coffee cells in a bioreactor through cellular agriculture that taste and smell like normal coffee

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Scientific breakthroughs more likely with long-distance collaboration

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Could Covid-19 social distancing in crowds be managed by robots

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Is a circular economy the panacea we’ve been looking for?

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8 months ago

Is society really ready for artificial intelligence ethical decision making?

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Predicting future psychotic illnesses in children with a new algorithm?

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Facial recognition can arise spontaneously in completely untrained deep neural networks

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Could breath biometrics be the next thing in identification technologies?

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Must artificial intelligence “think” like humans if it is to be fully relied upon?

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A suspicion that heat-tolerant offspring from surviving corals are beginning to repopulate some reefs

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Six ocean carbon dioxide removal strategies outlined

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A machine learning algorithm is revolutionizing the study of behavior

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An all-out push on concentrated farming could ease pressure on wildlife and more

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