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23May/20

SAS launches free AI-driven environment to mine COVID-19 research

May 23, 2020ResearchAcademic disciplines, Analytics leader, Articles, Artificial intelligence, Computational neuroscience, Cybernetics, Learning, Machine learning, Technology, Technology/Internetsmbale

Globally, thousands of scientists are working tirelessly on COVID-19 mitigation efforts, including the search for new treatments and a vaccine. Analytics leader SAS brings a powerful resource to the fight with COVID-19 Scientific Literature Search and Text Analysis, a free visual text analysis environment that uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to quickly search tens of thousands of research articles on COVID-19 and deliver potentially lifesaving answers to these scientists. Read more

18May/20

Does Reading the News Lead to Less Anxiety Than Watching It?

May 18, 2020HealthcareAcademic disciplines, Articles, author, Business/Finance, Coping, Entertainment/Culture, exercise physiologist personal trainer, Human behavior, Humans, Information overload, Interpersonal conflict, Life skills, Personal life, Rami Odeh, Stresssmbale

More than two months into the COVID-19 pandemic people are starting to get antsy for a return to normalcy. Rami Odeh (Oh-DAY), an author, certified exercise physiologist, personal trainer and corporate presenter, has found that his corporate clients are now seeking his advice on coping strategies they can offer their employees to lessen information overload and feelings of isolation. Read more

13May/20

Foxconn Partners With Socionext and Hailo to Launch Next-generation AI Processing Solution for Video Analytics at the ‘Edge’

May 13, 2020InnovationAcademic disciplines, Articles, Artificial intelligence, Computational neuroscience, Cybernetics, Foxconn, Smart manufacturing, Technologysmbale

Foxconn, a global leader in smart manufacturing, is joining Socionext, a major provider of advanced SoC solutions for video and imaging systems, and leading artificial intelligence (AI) chipmaker Hailo to launch the next-generation AI processing solution for video analytics at the edge. Read more

06Jan/20

LG Unveils New Framework For Advancing AI Technology At CES 2020

January 6, 2020InnovationAcademic disciplines, Articles, Artificial intelligence, Company Technology, Company: LG Corp, Computational neuroscience, CTO, Cybernetics, LG, Technologysmbale

LG’s CTO Outlines Future Roadmap for AI Development Through Structured “Levels of AI Experience” Framework. Read More

09Oct/17

‘Nudge’ theorist Richard Thaler wins Nobel economics prize

October 9, 2017EconomyAcademic disciplines, Behavioral economics, Behavioral finance, Economics, Fellows of the Econometric Society, Geography of Sweden, Misbehaving, Municipalities of Sweden, Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, Nudge, Nudge theory, Peter Gardenfors, Richard Thaler, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Stockholm, Sweden, Thaler, the Nobel news, The University of Chicago, United Statessmbale

STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN (OCTOBER 9, 2017) (REUTERS) – U.S. academic Richard Thaler, who helped popularise the idea of “nudging” people towards doing what was best for them, won the 2017 Nobel Economics Prize on Monday (October 9) for his work on how human nature affects supposedly rational markets. Continue reading →

20Aug/17

China’s first artificial intelligence medical center goes online in east China province

August 20, 2017HealthcareAcademic disciplines, AI system, Anhui, Anhui Provincial Hospital, Articles, Artificial intelligence, China, China Central Television, City: Hefei City, Company: CCTV, Computational neuroscience, Contents, CT scan, Cybernetics, Deng Kexue, Geography of China, Health/Medical/Pharmaceuticals, Hefei, Hefei City, Lung nodule, Medical tests, Radiology, Subdivisions of China, Tao Xiaodong, tomographysmbale

China Central Television (CCTV) – China’s first artificial intelligence (AI) treatment center entered operation in Hefei City of east China’s Anhui Province Sunday, which can help doctors to diagnose a disease within a matter of seconds. Continue reading →

02May/17

Moveable skyscraper designed to boost agriculture in Africa

May 2, 2017InnovationAcademic disciplines, agricultural tools, Business/Finance, Construction, Country: Poland, Engineering, EVolo, Mashambas Skyscraper, NEXT MEDIA, Poland, Skyscraper, Skyscraper Competitionsmbale

A moveable building designed to bring an agricultural revolution to impoverished African communities has won first place in a prestigious design contest. Continue reading →

12Apr/17

Inflation almost completely gnaws away the growth in pay of British workers during the three months to February

April 12, 2017BrexitAcademic disciplines, Brexit, Business/Finance, Economics, Economy, European Union, Euroscepticism in the United Kingdom, Inflation, Labor, London, Structure, UK Pound Sterling/US Dollar FX Spot Rate, FX Spot Rate, THOMSON REUTERS, Unemployment, United Kingdomsmbale

Inflation gnaws at the growth in pay of British workers during the three months to February, evidence that households are feeling the strain of rising prices as Brexit negotiations begin.
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03Apr/17

New York design firm plans out of this world skyscraper

April 3, 2017InnovationAcademic disciplines, Analemma, Astronomy, Construction, Dubai, Geosynchronous orbit, New York, New York City-based Clouds Architecture Office, Physical sciences, Skyscraper, Solar phenomena, Structural engineering, Structural system, Sundialssmbale

There’s a bizarre new plan for what could be the world’s tallest building, and it’s literally out of this world. Instead of being built from the ground up, this futuristic skyscraper will be hanging down from the heavens.
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10Feb/17

French Polynesia to host world’s first floating city

February 10, 2017InnovationAcademia, Academic disciplines, Anti-fascism, Aquaculture, Articles, Economic ideologies, Emerging technologies, Environment, Floating cities and islands in fiction, Floating city, French Polynesia, Humans, Language, Libertarian Party, Libertarianism, London, New York, NEXT MEDIA, Political philosophy, Politics, Seasteading, Seasteading Institute, Soft hyphensmbale

A fully autonomous floating city was once just a libertarian fantasy, but is now just a few years shy of becoming reality.
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