TECH & INNOVATION

New Atomic Clock Innovation Record-Breaking on Timekeeping, Loses Only One Second Per 300 Billion Years

TECH & INNOVATION 02.17.2022 04:15 AM

Experts from the University of Wisconsin-Madison developed a record-breaking atomic clock that loses only one second per 300 billion years.

Child Robot Nikola Can Convey Six Basic Emotions But Humanoid Lacks a Body

02.16.2022 21:58 PM

Japanese research institute RIKEN develops a new humanoid under the Guardian Robot Project. The robot, known as Nikola, could perform six various facial expressions.

Future Crops Sowing Proprietary Basil Seeds of Growth

02.16.2022 10:33 AM

Future Crops’ Advanced vertical farming system scales up to grow high-yield, long-life aromatic basil.

AI-Made Fake Faces Vs Real: Can You Distinguish Which One Is An Actual Human?

02.16.2022 06:15 AM

Researchers carried out three sets of experiments to find out if fake faces created by artificial intelligence or AI were able to fool real human beings. A "worrying new study reveals" that fake faces produced by machine learning frameworks appear more trustworthy compared to real people's faces.

Solar Powered Desalination Device Could Solve Drinking Water Crisis

02.15.2022 10:30 AM

Engineers from MIT have designed an efficinet desalination device that could solve the drinking water crisis for only $4.

Cybercat Accessory Concept Can Make Tesla's Cybertruck Float on Water With a Speed of 20mph

02.15.2022 06:21 AM

A James Bond-inspired concept can make Tesla's Cybertruck float and be driven on water using outboard motors, pontoons, and hydrofoils that are foldable to be stored in the vehicle.

Steaks Out of Thin Air: Start-up Company Makes Protein From Carbon Dioxide, Organism, and Water

02.15.2022 03:23 AM

A Bay Area start-up is making meat out of thin air using a probiotic process that transforms carbon dioxide, oxygen, and nitrogen combined with minerals and water.

Artificial Intelligence 'Slightly Conscious', OpenAI Chief Scientist Ilya Sutskever Claims; Other Experts Disagreed

02.14.2022 02:53 AM

OpenAI expert Ilya Sutskever claimed that the largest neural networks could possibly have slight consciousness already. However, other AI experts disagreed with Sutskever's claim.

Artificial Intelligence Win Over All Human Gamers in the Famous Gran Turismo Racing Game

02.12.2022 23:36 PM

Scientists recently pitted an artificial intelligence driver versus human gamers during a PlayStation driving game called Gran Turismo. Such a driver topped all the human gamers.

How to Call Extension Numbers

02.11.2022 12:57 PM

In this article, it is our goal to tell you everything you can know about these systems and how to properly use them. So strap in and let Mightycall take you through this step by step.

Elon Musk's Neuralink, UC Davis Face Allegations on Animal Abuse for Using Monkeys in Test

02.11.2022 12:00 PM

Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine filed a complaint against Elon Musk's Neuralink and UC Davis for allegedly subjecting monkeys to "extreme suffering" during the invasive experiment to test its brain chips.

Will AI Takeover Humanity? Advanced Robots May Now Have Consciousness

02.11.2022 11:58 AM

OpenAI chief scientist claims that today's advanced artificial intelligence (AI) may be already slightly conscious, opening concerns about whether AI taking over humanity.

Mechanical Pump Developed in Australia for Total Replacement of Damaged Hearts; Device Set for Human Trials Later This Year

02.10.2022 21:26 PM

A mechanical heart designed in Australia is set for human trials later this year giving hope to congenital heart disease patients like Julie Ovens who need a transplant in the future.

Is Your Smart Thermostat a Cybersecurity Risk?

02.10.2022 11:34 AM

Global insurance companies have evaluated digital risks as greater than real-world risks for the first time in history. For these reasons, it is no surprise that IoT devices are a big risk. Incredibly, even a smart thermostat is a privacy risk (as well as a security risk) nowadays.

Humans Vs Artificial Intelligence: Which Can Determine Real Photos, Cutouts, and Masks Accurately?

02.10.2022 10:22 AM

A new study recently suggested that up to 30 percent of humans are fooled by the faces they see around, yet artificial intelligence or AI is getting it right all the time.

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