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According to Nature Medicine, an international research group has successfully developed an artificial intelligence system that can accurately diagnose 216 rare genetic…
Although still at an early stage, this breakthrough can make it easier for people with diseases like ALS to communicate.
With the advancement of artificial intelligence, robots appear more and help human life more comfortable.
In the new study, the researchers used a wrist sensor and an AI algorithm to detect 'internal disorders' in children with an accuracy of up to 81% in just 20 seconds.
Breakthrough research recently published in Nature Communications shows the existence of an extinct mysterious species of ape.
Scientists at Columbia University in New York (USA) claim to have built a system that can read people's thoughts and translate information into words.
In addition to portraiture, Egypt can communicate with his eyes, watch people watch paintings and answer questions.
Gathering information combined with machine learning and artificial intelligence tools to turn it into an endless data warehouse, Google can know you more than you think.
Scientists in Sweden are experimenting with making digital copies of the memory files of the dead that allow communication between the dead and the living using the arti…
Today, almost everyone can own a smartphone, and it is unclear how ever we have become familiar with the presence of this device.
The survey with the participation of 50 Nobel laureates revealed the greatest threats to human survival.
American scientists are planning to build an artificial brain that can operate 24 hours a day with large size and faster processing speed than the human brain.
Du Sautoy also thinks that the AI rights story is gradually becoming necessary because of recent advances in areas such as neuroscience.
Robots have appeared in the world for a long time but their form and behavior still make us afraid.
The computer program may now have been able to detect liars better than humans, predict heart attacks four hours earlier than doctors, or beat the 9-grader champion with…