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AI uncovers 1,300+ weird anomalies in 30 years of Hubble data
Artificial intelligence has just turned one of astronomy’s most familiar workhorses into a discovery engine all over again.
Disrupting left superior frontal sulcus selectively impaired perceptual but not value-based decisions, revealing segregated prefrontal circuits for integrating sensory evidence versus subjective ...
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Tiny chip optical booster makes light 100x stronger with almost no energy
A tiny optical booster built directly onto a chip is pointing toward a future where light, not just electricity, does the heavy lifting inside our computers. By cranking up light signals roughly 100 ...
Over the past decades, computer scientists have developed increasingly advanced artificial intelligence (AI) systems that ...
Machine learning holds great promise for classifying and identifying fossils, and has recently been marshaled to identify trackmakers of dinosaur ...
Ambarella is poised to benefit from edge AI demand as CV7 SoC and DevZone boost stickiness. Read why AMBA stock is a Strong ...
The proposed Coordinate-Aware Feature Excitation (CAFE) module and Position-Aware Upsampling (Pos-Up) module both adhere to ...
Overview: Master deep learning with these 10 essential books blending math, code, and real-world AI applications for lasting expertise.From neural networks to N ...
Biopharmaceutical artificial intelligence startup Owkin Inc. said today it’s making a series of autonomous agents focused on drug discovery and research available to the broader healthcare industry, ...
Abstract: This work explores the integration of quantum computing within a classical Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) framework, leveraging a VGG16 model enhanced with a quantum Convolutional Neural ...
Abstract: Hyperspectral image classification (HSIC) aims to identify land-cover categories by leveraging the spectral and spatial information contained in hyperspectral images (HSIs). Currently, many ...
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