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Robot teleoperation is the remote control of a robot by a human operator through interfaces such as joysticks, control stations, VR systems, motion trackers or leader de…
Synthetic data for robotics is training or evaluation data generated by simulation, procedural systems or generative models instead of being captured entirely from physi…
A robot foundation model is broadly pretrained on robot, visual, language or action data so it can be adapted across many tasks instead of being built for one fixed beha…
AI agent security focuses on risks created when AI systems can use tools and act on external systems. Key controls include agent identity, authentication, authorization,…
Generative AI can create and transform text, images, code, audio, video and structured data. These examples show where the technology is useful, where human review still…
Medical science connects biology, chemistry, physiology, data analysis and clinical care to understand health and disease. It improves health when discoveries are tested…
AI weather models learn patterns from historical atmospheric data and can produce forecasts quickly, complementing the physics-based numerical models used by meteorologi…
Foundation models are AI models trained on broad data so they can be adapted to many downstream tasks rather than being built for only one narrow job.
AI for science uses machine learning, foundation models and research agents to analyze data, propose models, guide experiments and accelerate parts of scientific discove…
Generative AI learns patterns from large datasets and uses those patterns to create new text, images, audio, code, and other content.
The universe is about 13.8 billion years old, but how do we know that?
New results from the world's most sensitive dark matter detector have narrowed down the range of particles known as WIMPs to the best ever.
Strange data from a NASA spacecraft reveals the ghostly, wrinkled, rippled structure of a cosmic bubble encircling the solar system.
US- The autonomous ship SD 1078 entered Hurricane Fiona in the Atlantic, battling fierce winds and waves to collect valuable scientific data.
Data from the Cassini spacecraft shows NASA is on the right track in its hunt for alien life.