Meta’s new Make-a-Video signals the next generative AI evolution
Make-A-Video builds on AI image generation technology (including Meta’s Make-A-Scene work from earlier this year)Read More
The Future of Climate Activism Is Intergenerational—and on TikTok
At RE:WIRED Green, scientist Sylvia Earle and climate activist Sophia Kianni discussed ways younger and older generations can work together to face the crisis.
Colette Pichon Battle’s Plea for Climate Justice From the US Gulf
In the closing session of Re:WIRED GREEN, the Louisiana lawyer urged the audience to join the front lines of climate activism.
Alan Ahn Says Nuclear Is Still the Carbon-Free Fuel of the Future
The RE:WIRED Green speaker explains how smaller, more efficient reactors will be the bedrock of energy independence.
It’s Time to Reframe the Story of Climate Inequity
At RE:WIRED Green, actress Regina Hall and Sarah Shanley Hope of The Solutions Project spoke about the work being done by communities hardest hit by crisis.
Patricia Hidalgo-Gonzalez Wants to Strengthen the Grid
The UC San Diego researcher spoke at RE:WIRED Green about ways to use advanced control theory and machine learning to maximize sustainable energy sources.
Active matter, curved spaces: Mini robots learn to ‘swim’ on stretchy surfaces
Physicists are using small wheeled robots to better understand these indirect mechanical interactions, how they play a role in active matter, and how we can control them.
Fluidic circuits add analog options for controlling soft robots
Robotics researchers, engineers and materials scientists showed it is possible to make programmable, nonelectronic circuits that control the actions of soft robots by processing information encoded in bursts of compressed air.
Do humans think computers make fair decisions?
Today, machine learning helps determine the loan we qualify for, the job we get, and even who goes to jail. But when it comes to these potentially life-altering decisions, can computers make a fair call? In a study published September 29 in the journal Patterns, researchers from Germany showed that with human supervision, people think …
Au-delà de l’anonymisation (Palantir Mode d’Emploi, No.3)
(An English-language version of this post can be read here.) Note de l’éditeur : Ceci est le troisième article légèrmement ajusté de Palantir Mode d’Emploi, une série qui explore une série de sujets, y compris notre approche de la confidentialité, de la sécurité, de la sécurité AI/ML, et plus encore. Les articles précédents ont exploré notre modèle …
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