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Heat-conducting crystals could help computer chips keep their cool

07 Jul 2018

Computer graphics research team to present new tool for sketching faces

04 Jul 2018

Artificial intelligence accurately predicts distribution of radioactive fallout

03 Jul 2018

Computer program looks five minutes into the future

15 Jun 2018

AI senses people's pose through walls

15 Jun 2018

X-ray vision has long seemed like a far-fetched sci-fi fantasy, but over the last decade researchers from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (has continually gotten us closer to seeing through walls

Silicon provides means to control quantum bits for faster algorithms

11 Jun 2018

Teaching chores to an AI

31 May 2018

Researchers create framework to stop cyber attacks on internet-connected cars

30 May 2018

A genetic algorithm predicts the vertical growth of cities

29 May 2018

Hey Alexa: Amazon's virtual assistant becomes a personal assistant to software developers

26 May 2018

Waterloo chemists create faster and more efficient way to process information

11 May 2018

Newly improved glass slide turns microscopes into thermometers

03 May 2018

Artificial intelligence helps soldiers learn many times faster in combat

30 Apr 2018

Discovery of new material is key step toward more powerful computing

27 Apr 2018

Algorithm tool works to silence online chatroom sex predators

21 Apr 2018

Integrating optical components into existing chip designs

20 Apr 2018

By 2040, artificial intelligence could upend nuclear stability

18 Apr 2018

While AI-controlled doomsday machines are considered unlikely, the hazards of artificial intelligence for nuclear security lie instead in its potential to encourage humans to take potentially apocalyptic risks, says a new RAND Corporation paper

From insulator to conductor in a flash

17 Apr 2018

Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, unless you are an app developer

11 Apr 2018

Microsoft plans to invest $5 billion in IoT

05 Apr 2018

Unexpected effect could lead to lower-power memory, computing devices

19 Mar 2018

Using artificial intelligence to investigate illegal wildlife trade on social media

13 Mar 2018

Efficient monitoring of illegal wildlife trade on social media is crucial for conserving biodiversity

Australian scientists make two atom qubits “talk” to each other

08 Mar 2018

Researchers want to teach computers to learn like humans

05 Mar 2018

Researchers identify how phishing strategies may lead to success or failure

27 Feb 2018

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