It's Just Technology
13 Automated Technologies that don’t need a Human
1) Volvo CE ZEUX (Preview)
2) Fybots Warehouse (Preview)
3) Robomart
4) Max AI®
5) ENWAY
6) Priva Kompano
7) SEIT500
8) SEIT-UV
10) On-Grid Robotic Pick
10.1 Dorabot
11) Autonomous Security Robot
12) ClearBot
13) AgXeed Agbot 2.055W4
After a period of aggressive hiring to meet heightened demand for online services during the pandemic, tech companies are now laying off many of those workers. And tech bosses are saying “mea culpa” for the miscalculation.
WSJ reporter Dana Mattioli joins host Zoe Thomas to talk through the shift and what it all means for the tech sector going forward.
Explore NCAs yourself: https://neuralpatterns.io
This is a more thorough description of neural cellular automata, specifically those found in neuralpatterns.io.
Technology is shaking up the art world, with the rise of images being made by artificial intelligence (AI).
Computer systems are creating pieces of art from scratch with people simply needing to type in a few words.
But how exactly does the technology work?
This film is from Click – the BBC’s weekly technology show.
This Edureka video on ‘What is a Neural Network’ will help you understand how Neural Networks can be used to solve complex, data-driven problems along with their real-world applications.
Open source Stable Diffusion and the Age of AI image generation.
CES is known as a place where companies can show off boundary-pushing gadgets. This year, paperlike speakers, a robot pet and tools to keep us connected even in the desert were on display.
WSJ news editor for personal tech Shara Tibken joins host Zoe Thomas to discuss the gadgets and trends that stood out in Las Vegas.
E-bikes are becoming increasingly popular in the U.S. and are even outpacing the electric and hybrid car sales. However, they’re also more dangerous than traditional bicycles. While some blame e-bikes’ speed for the increase in injuries, others blame America’s car-centric infrastructure.
Scientists at the Lawrence Livermore Lab for the first time produced more energy from a fusion reactor than was put into it. Sort-of. It’s a big deal… Just not THAT big of a deal.
A new chatbot which generates convincing human-like answers in response to users’ prompts has passed one million users in less than a week, the project behind it has said. ChatGPT was publicly released by OpenAI, an artificial intelligence research firm whose founders included Elon Musk. But the company has warned it can produce problematic answers and exhibit biased behaviour. Open AI said it’s “eager to collect user feedback to aid our ongoing work to improve this system”. This film is from Click – the BBC’s weekly technology show.