AI Robotics Archives - Page 6 of 11

Scientists discover a way to reach terabit speed wirelessly around obstacles by using machine learning, AI, and yes, even metasurfaces.

AI RoboticsAugust 28, 2025

Researchers Haoze Chen, Yasaman...

The “microwave brain” chip is an experimental chip that processes AI with less power than 200 milliwatts

AI RoboticsAugust 17, 2025

Breakthrough in Energy-Efficient Computing: A Hybrid Chip Combining Digital and Microwave Technologies Researchers at Cornell University have unveiled a pioneering chip...

Study suggests that doctors become dopey when they rely on AI too much

AI RoboticsAugust 14, 2025

Enhancing Colonoscopy Accuracy with AI: Benefits and Emerging Concerns Integrating artificial intelligence (AI) image recognition into colonoscopy procedures has significantly improved...

Agentic AI will be a rich target for cyber-attackers in 2025

AI RoboticsAugust 6, 2025

Black Hat USA 2025: CrowdStrike Highlights the Rising Threat of GenAI Exploitation by Cybercriminals and Nation-State Actors ...

Met Police doubles facial recognition usage amid budget cuts

AI RoboticsAugust 2, 2025

UK's Largest Police Force to Expand Live Facial Recognition Amidst Major Staff Reductions ...

Amap launches low-altitude navigation with 3D digital mapping in Shenzhen

AI RoboticsAugust 1, 2025

Shenzhen's Longgang District and...

The TSA is a fan of facial recognition at airports. Passengers and politicians are not as keen

AI RoboticsJuly 31, 2025

Controversy Surrounding Facial Recognition Technology at U.S. Airports Despite widespread opposition from many travelers, U.S. lawmakers are pushing to prolong and...

Google DeepMind’s new AI can help historians understand ancient Latin inscriptions

AI RoboticsJuly 25, 2025

Google DeepMind has unveiled new artificial-intelligence software that could help historians recover the meaning and context behind ancient Latin engravings. Aeneas is...

UK to create a ‘governance frame’ for police facial identification

AI RoboticsJuly 12, 2025

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper confirmed UK will regulate facial recognition police, citing police reluctance to deploy systems without proper oversight, but declined to state...