Chinese and American engineers have unveiled a 6G chip capable of reaching speeds beyond 100 Gbps, which is roughly 10 times faster than 5G‘s maximum potential and about 500 times quicker than current average 5G speeds. While the deployment of 6G networks is not anticipated before the 2030s, the industry must establish the foundational work now. A […]
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Communication technology has advanced quickly in recent years, with one significant breakthrough being semantic communication. Rather than transmitting raw data, this approach emphasizes conveying the intended meaning. For instance, when sharing images, the goal is to retain the overall message or content of the image, rather than every individual pixel. Deep learning has played a
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Apple announced today that its iPhone 17 event will take place on Tuesday, September 9 — the same date as last year. Apple has already sent out invitations for the launch, which will begin at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino. iPhone 17 Air Could Replace Plus
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Spotify is rolling out a new chat feature aimed at making the app more social and interactive. While users have long shared music and podcast links outside the platform, this update encourages keeping those interactions within Spotify. It also saves shared content, eliminating the need to search for songs later. The messaging is strictly one-on-one
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A study examining three widely used AI chatbots found that while they typically avoid addressing the most dangerous questions, such as requests for explicit how-to instructions, their responses to less severe but still potentially harmful prompts remain inconsistent. Study Flags Need for Improvements in Leading AI Chatbots A study published Tuesday in the medical journal
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The earliest robot I recall is Rosie from The Jetsons, followed not long after by the polished C-3PO and his loyal partner R2-D2 in The Empire Strikes Back. My first encounter with a bodiless AI, however, was Joshua from WarGames—the computer that nearly triggered nuclear war before discovering the logic of mutually assured destruction and
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OpenAI has revealed plans to establish its first office in India, shortly after rolling out a ChatGPT plan designed for Indian users, as part of its strategy to engage with the country’s fast-growing AI sector. The company announced on Friday that it will form a local team and open a corporate office in New Delhi
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Scientists at Cornell University have created an electronic chip they call a “microwave brain.” Unlike traditional digital chips, this analog chip can process ultrafast data and wireless communication signals at the same time. Although we usually think of computers as digital, this is only one type of computing. Throughout history and even today, many devices
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As a pet owner, you may gradually learn to interpret each wag, meow, and bark, but the idea of knowing precisely what your pet is saying is still fascinating. Recent studies show that scientists are now using artificial intelligence (AI) to decode animal communication. AI as a Tool to Decode Pet Communication Daniel Mills, a
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A team of researchers employed a microwave radar sensor to detect smartphone vibrations and applied a large-scale AI-powered speech recognition model to convert those vibrations into intelligible speech. The new “wireless-tapping” method explores remotely decoding conversations from subtle phone earpiece vibrations. Radar Signals Could Be Exploited to Transcribe Phone Calls, Raising Privacy Concerns Researchers at
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