Building Robots with a Sense of Self
Humans have a complex sense of self, shaped by brain circuits that process sensory information. This sense isn’t just a given; it can be disrupted, leading to experiences like feeling detached from one’s body.
AI Takes the Nobel Stage
Nobel Chemistry Prize goes to AlphaFold, Rosetta creators – another win for AI https://www.theregister.com/2024/10/09/alphafold_rosetta_nobel_chemistry_prize/ By Brandon Vigliarolo This year’s Nobel […]
Revolutionizing Meteorology: IBM and NASA’s Open-Source Climate Model
IBM and NASA unveil AI climate model for precise weather predictions using minimal resources.
Ancient Nazca Art: AI Unlocks Hidden Drawings
Around 2,000 years ago, ancient South Americans created massive geoglyphs in the Peruvian desert, depicting animals, humans, and plants.
AI Delivers New Clues About the Universe
Astrophysicists have leveraged AI to fine-tune estimates of the universe’s cosmological parameters with unmatched precision.
AI in Classrooms: A New Era of Learning
This week, 45,000 students in Ottawa will gain access to AI tools for math and essay writing, while teachers will use AI to tailor lesson plans and offer personalized feedback.
Unveiling the Limitations of Large Language Models
ChatGPT and other large language models (LLMs) have shown improvement in their capabilities since their launch less than two years ago. However, they still struggle to break free from their limitations, particularly in terms of creativity.
Techno-Journalists: Balancing Tech and Ethics
Techno-journalists are revolutionizing journalism by integrating AI and large language models (LLMs) into their daily practices, pushing the boundaries of storytelling and efficiency.
AI Companions: A Closer Look at the Potential Benefits and Risks
AI companions: boon or bane? Research shows their effectiveness in counselling and potential for romantic relationships. However, concerns arise about dependence, lack of human interaction, and potential exploitation.