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Galaxy S24´s Buds now using AI for Language Assistance

Artificial Intelligence, Mobile Phones, Tech / Eduardo Paulo

Samsung Electronics is launching a software update for its Galaxy Buds series, which will elevate the artificial intelligence (AI) functionalities of these wireless earphones. On February 20th, Samsung Electronics revealed that enhancements to Galaxy Buds will enable users to seamlessly utilize a range of AI features from the Galaxy S24 series, marking Samsung’s debut AI-driven […]

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AI Predicts Real-Time Plasma Instabilities in Nuclear Fusion Reactor

1 Comment / Artificial Intelligence, Computer & Electronics, Invention, Quantum Technology, Tech / Marcílio Santos

Deep within the confines of the tokamak, a toroidal chamber sculpted to embrace the marvels of nuclear fusion, hydrogen atoms collide with immense force, birthing a searing plasma hotter than the sun. Nuclear fusion is key to sustainable energy, leveraging hydrogen isotopes, abundant elements readily extracted from water, and diverse sources. Unveiling AI-Driven Solutions Recent

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China Unveils New Stealth Aircraft Utilizing Plasma Technology

Aerodynamics, Engineering, Tech / Ngoma Manuel

Traditionally, aircraft are designed to be highly visible for safety reasons, except military planes, which prioritize stealth. Various methods have been employed to minimize visibility through materials, design, and technologies to reduce the reflection and emissions of light and sound. Recently, scientists in China proposed a groundbreaking approach involving the fourth state of matter: plasma.

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Apple’s Updated Guidelines on Wet Phones: What to Do (and Not to Do)

Computer & Electronics, Mobile Phones, Tech / Ngoma Manuel

It’s a scenario many have faced: you’re innocently scrolling through your phone when, suddenly, it slips from your grasp and plunges into the toilet bowl. Before you can utter, “My phone is wet,” someone – be it a friend, family member, or even the internet – will likely advise you to hastily submerge it in a bowl

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Yamaha Motor Unveils Hydrogen-Powered Outboard Motor Prototype

Material & Energy, Renewable Energy, Tech / Ngoma Manuel

Yamaha Motor, a prominent manufacturing giant, has unveiled what they assert is a groundbreaking world-first prototype: a hydrogen-powered outboard motor designed to propel motorboats. Commitment to Carbon Neutrality Displayed at the 2024 Miami Boat Show, this hydrogen-powered engine is the outcome of a collaboration between Yamaha and engineering firm Roush. It aligns with Yamaha’s overarching

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Human Controls Computer Mouse with Neuralink Brain Chip, Musk Reports

3 Comments / Medicine, Neurological, Tech / Ngoma Manuel

The first human recipient of Neuralink’s innovative brain implant has reportedly achieved a significant milestone, demonstrating the ability to operate a computer mouse cursor solely with their thoughts. Update on Trial Progress Elon Musk, the founder of Neuralink, provided an update on the trial subject’s progress via Spaces, a social media platform recently acquired by

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Rare Discovery: Cleaners Unearth World’s First Microcomputers in Barn

Computer & Electronics, Tech / Jorge Paka

Two of the earliest desktop computers have been discovered in storage boxes at Kingston University in London. A significant milestone in technological advancement, the Q1 microprocessor computer was introduced over fifty years ago, with only one other known to exist. The evolution of computers, particularly the emergence of personal computing, is a complex subject. With

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Rich Offshore Geothermal Potential at Diverging Crust

Earth Science, Material & Energy, Science / Jorge Paka

A groundbreaking and largely untapped energy source awaits beneath the ocean floor, as outlined in a whitepaper by geoscience technology consultancy CGG. Distinctive conditions beneath the seabed offer the potential for more affordable and readily accessible geothermal energy. Solar and wind energy alone cannot fully transition us to a clean energy grid. Geothermal power presents

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AI-Produced Rat Reproductive Anomalies in Scholarly Journal

Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Jorge Paka

The journal Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology retracted a paper after receiving reader feedback that the accompanying images were inaccurately generated by an AI tool. The editors explained that concerns about the authenticity of the AI-generated figures prompted the retraction. The article, focused on stem cell research in small mammals, featured images of rat

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Innovation in MOF Design with Generative AI and Supercomputing

Artificial Intelligence, Carbon Capture, Computer & Electronics, Material & Energy, Tech / Ngoma Manuel

MOFs consist of inorganic nodes, organic nodes, and organic linkers, offering countless configuration possibilities. To expedite the discovery process, researchers from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory, in collaboration with institutions including the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (UIUC), are leveraging generative artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, high-throughput screening, and molecular dynamics simulations. AI-Driven

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