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Thorsten Kurth still remembers the night he discovered his team broke the exascale barrier. On the couch at home at 9 p.m., he was pouring over the latest results from… Read Article
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Seventy-five students from Houston Community College’s new two-year artificial intelligence program will attend NVIDIA’s GTC conference next month. Calling it “the greatest field trip of all time,” the program’s coordinator,… Read Article
Food for Thought: Startups Harness AI to Nurture the Future of Agriculture
From counting cows to detecting weeds to pollinating tomatoes, startups around the world are deploying AI technology to solve problems that farmers have struggled with since the dawn of time…. Read Article
Data Scientists Develop Flood Detection for Early Warning
Devastating floods are making headlines worldwide, but advances in deep learning for detection could turn uncertainty over evacuations into yesterday’s news. Applying a data set of 66,000 images, data scientists… Read Article
Wonders of the World: NVIDIA Emerging Chapters Program Spurs AI Innovation Across Developing Countries
Two artists, if given the same paint set, would create distinct works — each showcasing their own points of view. This is especially likely if the artists were to hail… Read Article
Sing It, Sister! Maya Ackerman on LyricStudio, an AI-Based Writing Assistant
Lennon and McCartney. Ashford and Simpson. Many of our all-time favorite tunes have come from songwriting duos. Now, anyone can find a canny compositional partner in AI. Maya Ackerman is… Read Article
AI Offers Versatile General Robots on Horizon, Says Robotics Visionary
Robots require huge training leaps in AI to become versatile general helpers, says robotics pioneer Pieter Abbeel, who laid out a vision for such neural network brains of the future…. Read Article
Exaggeration Detector Could Lead to More Accurate Health Science Journalism
It would be an exaggeration to say you’ll never again read a news article overhyping a medical breakthrough. But, thanks to researchers at the University of Copenhagen, spotting hyperbole may… Read Article