Are self-driving cars the new spies among us? Big Tech and Beijing seem to think so. Self-driving cars, equipped with cutting-edge cameras and sensors, are silently mapping U.S. roads and gathering vast amounts of data.
Read MoreChinese researchers have inserted human stem cell-derived brain organoids into a tiny robot, creating a learning-capable, Frankenstein-like entity, marking a significant leap in brain-computer interface (BCI) technology.
Read MoreWould you let Big Tech read your mind? As mind-reading technology evolves, Colorado has taken a pioneering step to safeguard the privacy of our thoughts.
Read MoreThe music industry is striking back against AI with lawsuits against Suno and Udio, two leading AI music generators. Major record labels allege these companies trained their AI on copyrighted songs without permission, seeking damages up to $150,000 per work.
Read MoreThe World Economic Forum's 2024 flagship report highlights the top ten emerging technologies poised to revolutionize industries, economies, and societies. These innovations are not just scientific curiosities; they represent real-world solutions to some of our most pressing challenges.
Read MoreIs OpenAI trading your privacy for profits under the guise of enhanced security? OpenAI’s recent moves have ignited significant debate and raised red flags about the company’s direction under CEO Sam Altman.
Read MoreMIT researchers have developed a groundbreaking technique to train robots using diverse datasets, enabling them to master multiple tools and adapt to new tasks. By leveraging generative AI models called diffusion models, they combine various data sources to create a general policy for robots.
Read MoreNokia has made the first immersive audio and video call using the new 3GPP Immersive Voice and Audio Services (IVAS) codec, marking a significant leap in voice call technology.
Read MoreAI-driven voice agents promise to revolutionize phone calls, if it is up to a16z, by taking over routine and complex interactions, saving businesses time and money while offering consumers human-like services without human involvement.
Read MoreA group of former and current AI researchers from top companies like OpenAI and Google DeepMind are urging for stronger whistleblower protections in AI development. They highlight the alarming risks AI poses, from entrenching inequalities to potentially causing human extinction.
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