Precise and dexterous surgical robots may take over the operating room
Source: Would You Trust a Robot Surgeon to Operate on You? – IEEE Spectrum
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Do We Want Robot Warriors to Decide Who Lives or Dies? – IEEE Spectrum
As artificial intelligence in military robots advances, the meaning of warfare is being redefined
Source: Do We Want Robot Warriors to Decide Who Lives or Dies? – IEEE Spectrum
Apple touts A.I. in iOS and opens ‘crown jewels’ to devs | Computerworld
Exascale computing seen in this decade | Computerworld
At the supercomputing conference in Seattle, there’s an almost obsessive focus on developing an exascale computing system before the end of the decade.
Source: Exascale computing seen in this decade | Computerworld
Facebook F8: AI, Future Of Apps On Display – InformationWeek
At Facebook’s F8 developers conference, CEO Mark Zuckerberg took to the stage to talk bots and Messenger. Also on display were AI and a big dose of virtual reality. Here are some highlights from the event.
Source: Facebook F8: AI, Future Of Apps On Display – InformationWeek
Will Robots Make Humans Unnecessary? | PCMag.com
As robotics and artificial intelligence continue to accelerate in their development, there will be a dwindling number of jobs that machines won’t handle better than humans. How should we prepare for an economy that no longer needs us?
IBM Watson IoT – United States
Learn about how IBM Watson Internet of Things (IoT) is helping provide every object, product, process and service the ability to think.
Source: IBM Watson IoT – United States
A robot will likely assist in your future surgery | Computerworld
Robots that can minimize damage to tissue with sub-millimeter accuracy and allow surgeons to operate on patients remotely are expected to be a $6.4 billion industry by 2020.
Source: A robot will likely assist in your future surgery | Computerworld
New markets push strong growth in robotics industry | Computerworld
NHTSA: Google’s AI ‘Driver’ Can Qualify For US Roads – InformationWeek
In a letter to the search giant, the NHTSA indicates its support for Google’s self-driving vehicles by stating the computer that pilots the car can be considered a driver.
Source: NHTSA: Google’s AI ‘Driver’ Can Qualify For US Roads – InformationWeek