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  Don't Want To Call this UAV a Blimp? Call It A Video Firehose
  Latest DoD UAS "blimp" plans have more hurdles than just gravity.
  by knowlengr / on Oct 15, 2009

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “artificial intelligence”

• Tuesday Two: Zit zapping

  
  SolidWorks Legion — Authority: 124
  Tuesday Two Use NASA technology to zap your zits away with the new Zeno family of devices .    The iPod look-alike contains a heating element that is resistant to human oils and acids.   With clinical trials showing 90% success rates, this may end teenage embarrassment one zit zapping at a time.   No word on if ...
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• Internet Filter Software

  
  CIO - Blogs and Discussion - — Authority: 443
  Online predators come in different shapes and sizes with differing expectations from their online predatory experience. read more
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• How Much Power Does It Take To Simulate The Human Brain? [Robots]

  
  Gizmodo — Authority: 897
  Kwabena Boahen, a computer scientist at Stanford University, believes that it would require 10 megawatts to power a processor as smart as the human brain. His new "Neurogrid" supercomputer might be able to do it on only 20 watts. To put that in perspective, 10 megawatts is the kind of energy a small hydroelectric ...
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• How Much Power Does It Take To Simulate The Human Brain? [Robots]

  
  F-Default — Authority: 560
      Kwabena Boahen, a computer scientist at Stanford University, believes that it would require 10 megawatts to power a processor as smart as the human brain. His new “Neurogrid” supercomputer might be able to do it on only 20 watts. More here: How Much Power Does It Take To Simulate The Human Brain? ...
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• Review of Vitamin D Video Beta Launch – It’s Pretty Awesome

  
  Singularity Hub — Authority: 597
  A few weeks ago I discussed Vitamin D Video, the software system which acts like the human brain to find people and objects of interest in a recording . Vitamin D takes hours of tedious camera footage and reduces it to the few minutes or moments of interest that you want to see. An independent offshoot of Numenta , ...
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• Is Software Set to Replace Sports Journalists?

  
  Singularity Hub — Authority: 597
  Computers can now write a baseball news article. Americas pastime just went 21st century. Sports writers are sharpening their pencils and maliciously eying their laptops as researchers in the Intelligent Informations Lab at Northwestern University announce that they’ve created a program that can write a ...
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• Extensive Research Lends Realism to Blood Beach

  
  iPhone News at Desinformado.com | The Complete Source for iPhone News — Authority: 144
  Coresoft today announces Blood Beach 1.0, a simulated World War 2 game for iPhone and iPod Touch users. As much research as is humanly possible has gone into giving Blood Beach a true-life feel. Weapon firing, flight attack patterns, audio sounds, enemy behavior, ammunition and weaponry are all based on actual real ...
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• robot ethics

  
  jazzsequence.com — Authority: 127
  i find it interesting that our country is really only recently thinking about ethical and social issues revolving around artificial intelligence in science and pop culture. battlestar galactica and the upcoming caprica are recent examples of america coming to terms with realistic artificial intelligence scenarios. ...
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• Sunday random odds and ends

  
  Jonstraveladventures — Authority: 113
  Go to the Everything Seminar blog to learn about the first beam splash at the LHC in 2009. This is exciting progress and means that the detectors really are doing their job and the machines are almost ready to start collisions. Cineuropa is in full swing and so far Ive seen: Tokyo Sonata , which was ...
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• David Chalmers and the Singularity that will probably not come

  
  Blogs — Authority: 159
  David Chalmers is a philosopher of mind, best known for his argument about the difficulty of what he termed the “hard problem” of consciousness, which he typically discusses by way of a thought experiment featuring zombies who act and talk exactly like humans, and yet have no conscious thought (I explained clearly ...
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• Podcasting and Artificial Intelligence on TechStuff

  
  The Blogs at HowStuffWorks TechStuff — Authority: 124
  Its been another busy week in the TechStuff labs here at HowStuffWorks.com. Chris and I are working on the preliminary design of our TechStuff Automaton. After much debate, we decided the name "Killbot 2000" had a slightly negative connotation. The current working title of the project is now "Sir Hugs-A-Lot." Im not ...
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• Robotic Life

  
  Electric Children — Authority: 116
  HRP-4C Hatsune Miku Cosplay Human Brain Accepts Cyborg Limbs and Robots Act Like Humanoids “It turns out that the human body may adapt well to Borg-like accessorization,” notes this report on experiments proving that our brain can incorporate “cyborg additions” into our body schema. (Even after using a ...
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• Mars Explorers May Use AI to Become ‘Cyborg Astrobiologists’

  
  International Space Fellowship — Authority: 597
  Written by Nicholos WethingtonEver heard of a ‘Cyborg Astrobiologist’? Probably not. But I bet you’ll want to be one after learning that future exploration of Mars (and other planets, for that matter) may employ the use of artificial intelligence integrated into spacesuits to enhance the ability of astronauts in ...
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• Computer with Common Sense Knowledge?

  
  Scientific, embedded, biomedical, electronics contents. — Authority: 119
  The computers are becoming more advance day by day. In this case, some people might think, “It’s possible to create the computers that included with common sense knowledge onto them!” Well, it might be a possible task, but definitely not in the short period. Mr. Robert Sloan, a professor and head of computer ...
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• Sneak Peak - Siri -- Interview with Tom Gruber

  
  Minding the Planet — Authority: 460
  Sneak Preview of Siri – The Virtual Assistant that will Make Everyone Love the iPhone, Part 2: The Technical Stuff In Part-One of this article on TechCrunch, I covered the emerging paradigm of...
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• Captchas, bots, and the intelligence arms race

  
  Singularity & Futurism — Authority: 120
  New Scientist - 11.03.2009 by Colin Barras Captchas, the scrambled images used to separate humans from software bots online, could become harder for bots to solve – and easier for humans to handle – by animating them. That is the claim of computer scientist Niloy Mitra at the Indian Institute of Technology ...
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• Singularity Summit 2009 Videos Available Online

  
  Singularity Hub — Authority: 597
  Tired of just hearing about exciting conferences about the future? Do you want to know what it’s like to see some of the smartest people on the planet talk about the Singularity? Well, now you can. The Singularity Summit is an annual gathering of leaders in research, industry, and philosophy that give ...
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• Singularity

  
  Rocketboom — Authority: 423
  Rocketboom Tech’s correspondent, Ellie Rountree, talks about the concept of Singularity and how it could potentially change the world. Story links: Moore’s Law , The Coming Superbrain , By 2040 you will be able to upload your brain… , Darwin’s Robots , Games Design Themselves , LIBBY - Vocal Artificial ...
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• The Robots are Coming! The Robots are Coming!

  
  Apathetic Lemming of the North — Authority: 436
  " PETMAN Prototype " BostonDynamics, YouTube (October 26, 2009) video, 1:14 " Biped robot that balances dynamically using a human-like walking motion. It is a close relative to BigDog, sharing elements of the mechanical design and control. For more info, see http://www.BostonDynamics.com/robot_p... " I ...
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• David Hanson: 5 Minutes On Emotional Robots

  
  BotJunkie — Authority: 651
  “David Hanson’s robot faces look and act like yours: They recognize and respond to emotion, and make expressions of their own. Here, an “emotional” live demo of the Einstein robot offers a peek at a future where robots truly mimic humans.” [ Hanson Robotics ]
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