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“A very little key will open a very heavy door” (Charles Dickens, Hunted Down)
A call for help from an AI training group
AI4US.seeks to increase the number of Black women scientists in the AI field through a program called RAPIDS.The founder's call for help: "How many students can we free to realize their wildest dreams?"
AI coming to help cybersecurity
A short article summarized how AI would function in the field of cybersecurity.Main point: "Smart Cybersecurity is a logical reaction to try to manage risk by lessening security gaps often posed by reliance on manual processes that are impacted by a continual...
Robots R Us?
Making Affordable Robotic Humanoids and Hands | MIT Technology Review: Significant progress that will make robots accessible to more people.
How a Chinese Company 3D-Printed Ten Houses In a Single Day
Via Gizmodo: WinSun is printing an inexpensive, sturdy home in mere hours for very little money. The company says the process would be perfect for fabricating homes for the impoverished and displaced—a major issue in some Chinese cities. Click the link to see more:...
Festo Kangaroo Robot
Via Business Insider: Their newest robot is built on the principle of "recovering, storing, and releasing energy based on a natural model" in order to move around. In this case, the "natural model" is a kangaroo, so Festo's robot literally jumps to get from A to B....
Festo Kangaroo Robot
Via Business Insider: Their newest robot is built on the principle of "recovering, storing, and releasing energy based on a natural model" in order to move around. In this case, the "natural model" is a kangaroo, so Festo's robot literally jumps to get from A to B....
Kind of like a snake eating something big
Via Business Insider: It shows the sector composition of the S&P 500 by market cap since 1974. As you can see, sector bubbles manifest when they suddenly explode as a percentage of the S&P 500. The dotcom bubble is very prominent, represented by the ballooning...
Kind of like a snake eating something big
Via Business Insider: It shows the sector composition of the S&P 500 by market cap since 1974. As you can see, sector bubbles manifest when they suddenly explode as a percentage of the S&P 500. The dotcom bubble is very prominent, represented by the ballooning...