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This newsletter is for thinking people who has any interest in Artificial Intelligence
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 From Italy to China on autopilot
Alberto Broggi and his team have spent 15 years developing a true supercar: a vehicle that runs autonomously -- in any conditions. Is the future of driving really driverless?
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 Scientists Develop Robots with Literacy Skills
A team of roboticists, headed by Dr Ingmar Posner of Oxford University and Peter Corke of Queensland University of Technology, are working on releasing a new range of literate robots with artificial intelligence. They had stated that these robots, named Marge, will be highly beneficial in the upcoming years and would be rather easy to develop because already computers convert scanned books into text.
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 Goodzer Includes Small Retailers in Local Real-Time Product Search
What if you could search your mobile device to find out which store within a 10-mile radius has the widget in-stock that you need to buy right now? Creating such an app is the holy grail of mcommerce, and a new player arrived on the scene last week that uses artificial intelligence to make it easier for brick-and-mortar retailers and shoppers to connect. Goodzer soft-launched a shopping search engine last week that picks up the inventory availability of 15,000 New York City brick-and-mortar retailers, both large and small.
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FBI hopes computers can help catch serial killers
FBI agents are trying to teach computers how to spot serial killers, enlisting artificial intelligence to identify patterns in the nation's growing number of unsolved homicides.
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NASA Launches Nanosatellite to Study Life in Space
A “nanosatellite” called Organism/Organic Exposure to Orbital Stresses (O/OREOS), developed by NASA, will be conducting two experiments.
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 No command, and control
Handing battlefield decisions to the collective intelligence of robot soldiers sounds risky, but it is the essence of a research project called ALADDIN.
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 Will computers be indistinguishable from humans?
It is true that the aim of artificial intelligence within the video games industry is to create a virtual entity which is indistinguishable from a human player.
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 Computer program beats amateur Go players
A computer Go program developed by National University of Tainan (NUTN) and the French National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control (INRIA) Nov. 22 bested amateur players, and earlier beat computer programs from other countries.
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 BRS Labs Selected as Finalist in INSTINCT – Technology Challenge Led by the UK Office for Security and Counter Terrorism
BRS LABS has invented and developed the world’s first video surveillance intelligence behavioral analytics platform, known as AISight, whereby advanced neural network technology for the first time is being applied to video surveillance systems through a patented artificial intelligence framework. Specifically designed to autonomously serve as the eyes and brain for critical security environments, AISight is able to attach to existing video surveillance infrastructure and watch, learn, and identify unusual behavioral patterns 24/7 in real time. This advanced video surveillance technology has been deployed globally across critical infrastructure facilities, intelligence agency applications, urban areas, seaports, financial institutions and others.
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