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IBM Research scientists developed HyperTaste, a chemical taste sensing tool.

HyperTaste: AI-based e-tongue analyzes the chemical composition of liquids

Researchers at Cornell University have developed a technique to assist self-driving cars to recall past events and utilize them as references while navigating, especially in bad weather when the vehicle's sensors cannot be trusted.

This self-driving car remembers the past using neural networks

Algorithms with predictions is a new approach that takes advantage of data insights that machine learning technology may provide into data that conventional methods may not handle.

A new ML method will be the driving force toward improving algorithms

A recent paper shows that neural networks, AI technology for performing human-like activities, as they've grown bigger, they've been able to grasp more information.

Neural networks do better as they get bigger

With the goal of a more sustainable world, MIT researchers have succeeded in developing a new LEGO-like AI chip.

Artificial Intelligence

MIT researchers have built a new LEGO-like AI chip

A new ML method that employs artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance wildfire forecasts has been developed by scientists at the NCAR.

Machine Learning

A new ML model improves wildfire forecasts

The sector professionals don't meet their IT sustainability promises according to the latest study conducted by Schneider Electric

Energy & Environment

Schneider Electric research: The sector professionals don’t meet their IT sustainability promises

Enabling early Alzheimer's diagnosis could be possible with neural network-based visual stimuli classification systems.

Neural network-based visual stimuli classification paves the way for early Alzheimer’s diagnosis

Research group from Nagoya University's Graduate School of Informatics has made a considerable step toward creating a human-like AI with metamemory skills.

Creating a human-like AI with metamemory skills is possible, a study finds

An algorithmic planner developed by a team at Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute (RI) can aid in delegating tasks to humans and robots.

Researchers developed an algorithmic planner for allocating tasks to humans and robots

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