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Musk’s ‘Spooky’ Humanoid Robot That ‘Will Be Able To Do Everything Better Than Us’

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The Book of Why: Exploring the missing piece of artificial intelligence

“In a past message on X, Elon Musk said Tesla Inc.’s humanoid robot called Optimus could “eliminate dangerous, repetitive, boring tasks.” He suggests a future where robots integrate into daily lives, helping people with both mundane chores like doing the dishes to working in hazardous conditions. In a Jan. 15, 2023, message on X, Musk showed an enhanced Optimus robot neatly folding a shirt after taking it out of a small basket.”

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Fusion Breakthrough Could Spark AI and Quantum Computing Boom

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“The availability of fusion energy could significantly accelerate progress in energy-intensive technologies such as artificial intelligence and quantum computing, potentially overcoming current energy bottlenecks.”

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Researchers Develop ‘Unhackable’ Computer Chip That Works on Light

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“Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have developed a new computer chip that uses light instead of electricity. This could improve the training of artificial intelligence (AI) models by improving the speed of data transfer and, more efficiently, reducing the amount of electricity consumed.”

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Yamaha Motoroid Concept Is A Semi-Autonomous Bike That’ll Take You For A Ride

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“For starters, the slim bike is entirely electric, with hub motor in the rear wheel (not in the body), juiced by a lithium-ion battery pack. The impressive part, however, stems from its Artificial Intelligence system, which can recognize the rider and his (or her) commands, rise up from its kick-stand, wheel over to the rider, and take him for a ride.”

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Artificial Intelligence and Urban Planning: Technology as a Tool for City Design

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Where AI is seen as a tool for advancing various urban aspects, there has been a surge in the development of applications, software, and other technological systems tailored to support urban planning.

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US Intelligence Agency Pursues Quantum Computing Advancement

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IARPA is the research and development arm of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. It plans to investigate how to achieve future quantum computers that can solve physics, chemistry and mathematics problems that classical computers cannot.

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2024: The Year Quantum Moves Past Its Hype?

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“Viewers of the popular 60 Minutes television magazine may have been surprised to see a feature in December on the state of quantum computing, typically an unapproachable, wonky topic for mainstream audiences. But, given the hype and ensuing adoption level with all things AI, perhaps this is a sign that an even more sophisticated — and potentially life-changing — technology will have its moment next. “

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What’s a Time Crystal? And How Do Google Researchers Use Quantum Computers to Make Them?

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“First conceived of a decade or so ago, a time crystal is a new kind of matter that bears an uncanny resemblance to a perpetual motion machine. Its parts can theoretically move in a repeating cycle without consuming energy for eternity, like a watch that runs forever without any batteries.”

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How Can AI, LLMs & Quantum Science Empower Each Other?

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“I thus wondered what the present and future implications of LLMs in quantum science and technologies were for academics, researchers, industry professionals and even policy makers. Despite all their well-documented flaws, these tools are bound to grow and create significant positive disruptions for all these roles.”

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