Category: New research
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Beyond Moore’s law: specialised processors and modular chips
Task-specific computing is driving a hardware renaissance now that we can no longer rely on Moore’s law to solve our problems.
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Quantum-inspired tech for Logistics: next-gen optimisation
InfinityQ’s quantum-inspired technology uses the power of quantum computing while avoiding the difficult scaling problems.
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The Turing Trap: why pursuing human-like AI is misguided
Fixating on building AI that automates and imitates people stifles true progress. But we can change the rules and do better.
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AI is huge – and so is its energy consumption
AI could consume as much electricity as The Netherlands by 2027. New research warns we should use the technology only where it’s really needed.
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How the powerful shape technological change
Technological change seems the result of some natural and inevitable evolutionary process – but it’s not. It’s a choice.
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ChatGPT as good as doctors at suggesting diagnoses in ER
New research suggests that generative AI has the potential to speed up diagnosis and reduce waiting times in the emergency department.
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Virtual hugs work for real
Digital hugs can provide comfort and connection – but only if delivered with digital tact. Researchers present a framework.
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You can’t fetch the coffee if you’re dead: an AI dilemma
An intelligent machine knows it can’t complete its objective if switched off. So, serving the coffee has a subgoal: avoid being switched off.
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Why Facebook needs free speech
Without free expression, Facebook doesn’t have the diversity of opinions to fan the flames of engagement that drive advertising revenue.