Category: AI/ML News

Using functional near-infrared spectroscopy, a lab has captured functional brain activity as humans collaborated with robots on a manufacturing task.

Given a 3D piece of origami, can you flatten it without damaging it? Just by looking at the design, the answer is hard to predict, because each and every fold in the design has to be compatible with flattening.

With mathematical modeling, a research team has now succeeded in better understanding how the optimal working state of the human brain, called criticality, is achieved. Their results mean an important step toward biologically-inspired information processing and new, highly efficient computer technologies and have been published in Scientific Reports.

Argonne researchers have created an automatic technique that can fill in gaps in X-ray data.

By combining machine learning with the laws of physics, researchers in the lab of Matthew Lew, associate professor of electrical and systems engineering at Washington University in St. Louis, have been able to sort out the orientation and position of overlapping single molecules in 5D from a single image.

Teaching a machine to recognize human actions has many potential applications, such as automatically detecting workers who fall at a construction site or enabling a smart home robot to interpret a user’s gestures.

Siemens Digital Industries has grown revenues by about $5B in 2 years of transitioning its digital twin portfolio to an industrial metaverse.Read More

Andy Markus, AT&T’s chief data officer, discusses AT&T’s vision to ‘integrate data & AI into the core fabric of how we run the business.’Read More

One tool isn’t going to solve the world’s responsible AI dilemma, but focusing on developing an ecosystem of responsible AI might be the place to start.Read More

Icertis, specializing in contract lifecycle management (CLM) and manager of over 10 million contracts, has raised $150M in funding.Read More