Researchers have recently created a new neuromorphic computing system supporting deep belief neural networks (DBNs) - a generative and graphical class of deep learning models.
A team of scientists has developed a machine learning solution to forecast amine emissions from carbon-capture plants using experimental data from a stress test performed at an actual plant in Germany.
Scientists have developed the first bio-realistic artificial neuron that can effectively interact with real biological neurons.
Scientists presented a smart bionic finger that can create 3D maps of the internal structure of materials by touching their exterior surface.
The wireless soft e-skin can both detect and transmit the sense of touch, and form a sensory network, which opens up great possibilities for improving interactive sensory communication.
Meta AI launched LLaMA, a collection of foundation language models that can compete with or even outperform the best existing models such as GPT-3, Chinchilla and PaLM.
MusicLM is a new music generation AI that creates high-quality music based on textual descriptions in a similar way that DALL-E generates images from texts.
Scientists from the University of Michigan conducted a study of robot behavior strategies to restore trust between a bot and a human. Can such strategies fully restore trust and how effective are they after repeated errors?
A group of researchers have created a Bayesian machine, an AI approach that performs computations based on Bayes' theorem, using memristors. It is significantly more energy-efficient than existing hardware solutions, and could be used for safety-critical applications.
Using advances in artificial intelligence engineers at the University of Colorado Boulder are working on a new type of walking cane for blind or visually impaired.
Tel Aviv University researchers have achieved a technological-biological breakthrough: in response to the presence of an odor, the new biological sensor sends data that the robot is able to detect and interpret.
Text-to-speech models usually require significantly longer training samples, while VALL-E creates a much more natural-sounding synthetic voice from just a few seconds.
Researchers from Stanford University developed a new type of stretchable biocompatible material that gets sprayed on the back of the hand and can recognize its movements.
Point·E is a new system for text-conditional synthesis of 3D point clouds that first generates synthetic views and then generates colored point clouds conditioned on these views.
Self-driving cars have long been considered the next generation mode of transportation. To enable autonomous navigation of such vehicles numerous different technologies need to be implemented.