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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 4, ThinkPad L13 Gen 2, ThinkPad L13 Yoga Gen 2, IdeaPad 5i, Flex 5i Chromebook Launched
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 4, ThinkPad L13 Gen 2, ThinkPad L13 Yoga Gen 2, IdeaPad 5i Chromebook, and IdeaPad Flex 5i Chromebook models have been launched. The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme is designed for digital creatives and prosumers offering a powerful machine in a thin and light form factor.
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Motorola Home Appliance Range Launching on October 9, Flipkart Page Reveals
Motorola home appliance range will be launched on October 9 at 3pm, Flipkart’s Motorola store page has revealed. There is no information available on the appliances but it seems like a Motorola branded air conditioner, washing machine, and refrigerator will be launched on the date.
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Google Says It Is Improving Audio Quality of Duo Calls Using Machine Learning
Google on Wednesday revealed that it has been working for some time to improve the audio quality of Duo calls using machine learning. The fruits of Google’s efforts are already available to Pixel 4 users, but the company says the same technology will reach other phones soon.
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Iranian Commander Says Missile Strikes Start A Series Of Attacks
A senior Iranian commander said Iran's missile attacks on US targets in Iraq did not aim to kill American soldiers but sought to damage Washington's "military machine" and were the start of a series of attacks across the region. Iran, Amirali Hajizadeh,
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Google Scientists Claim Breakthrough That Could Change Computing
For the first time, a machine that runs on the mind-boggling physics of quantum mechanics reportedly has solved a problem that would stump the world's top supercomputers - a breakthrough known as "quantum supremacy."
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Waterpark Wave Machine In China Triggers 'Tsunami', 44 Injured
A wave machine at a waterpark in northern China went rogue Sunday, launching a crushing tsunami that injured at least 44 people, according to The Associated Press.
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Ruthless, 'Superhuman' Poker-Playing Computer Program Beats Professionals
Like chess, checkers, Go and other games, the most popular form of poker has now been mastered by the cold, heartless machinations of a computer program.
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In Taylor Swift Vs Scooter Braun Bad Blood, The Justin Bieber Factor
The music mogul acquired Big Machine Label Group in a sale that includes the masters for all of of the pop star's records to date.
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With New Tech, Treadmills Are Getting Trendy
From on-demand and group workouts to virtual running worlds with simulated courses, companies have given the most boring cardio machine a much-needed makeover.
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Is Artificial Intelligence Intelligent? How Machine Learning Has Developed
What makes artificial intelligence intelligent? Is it able to learn from errors or recognize, say, the letters of the alphabet in a set of random shapes like a human can?
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MIT's Latest Dog-Like Robot Can Do Backflips on Command
The vaguely canine-like machine - dubbed "Mini Cheetah" - is also able to trot over uneven terrain about twice as fast as an average person's walking speed, researchers say.
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Elon Musk: To Avoid Becoming Like Monkeys, Humans Must Merge With Machines
During an interview with Axios, Musk said humans must merge with artificial intelligence.
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Broken Ballots, Long Lines: US Votes In Big Midterms Amid Polling Issues
Civil rights groups and election officials fielded thousands of reports of voting irregularities across the country Tuesday, with voters complaining of broken machines, long lines and untrained poll workers improperly challenging Americans' right to vote.
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This Firm Already Microchips Employees. Could Ailing People Be Next?
The technology company Three Square Market made headlines last year for implanting microchips in the arms of nearly 100 employees, allowing them to open doors, log on to their computers and purchase snacks from company vending machines with a simple swipe of their arm.
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Inside The Tesla Factory: Burning Cash, And Trying Not To Burn Out
At the Tesla Factory one day last week, the robotic city of Elon Musk's dreams looked like a madhouse, a tangle of red machines and car skeletons and industrial presses, firing welding sparks and pounding steel.
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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 4, ThinkPad L13 Gen 2, ThinkPad L13 Yoga Gen 2, IdeaPad 5i, Flex 5i Chromebook Launched
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 4, ThinkPad L13 Gen 2, ThinkPad L13 Yoga Gen 2, IdeaPad 5i Chromebook, and IdeaPad Flex 5i Chromebook models have been launched. The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme is designed for digital creatives and prosumers offering a powerful machine in a thin and light form factor.
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Motorola Home Appliance Range Launching on October 9, Flipkart Page Reveals
Motorola home appliance range will be launched on October 9 at 3pm, Flipkart’s Motorola store page has revealed. There is no information available on the appliances but it seems like a Motorola branded air conditioner, washing machine, and refrigerator will be launched on the date.
-
Google Says It Is Improving Audio Quality of Duo Calls Using Machine Learning
Google on Wednesday revealed that it has been working for some time to improve the audio quality of Duo calls using machine learning. The fruits of Google’s efforts are already available to Pixel 4 users, but the company says the same technology will reach other phones soon.
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Iranian Commander Says Missile Strikes Start A Series Of Attacks
A senior Iranian commander said Iran's missile attacks on US targets in Iraq did not aim to kill American soldiers but sought to damage Washington's "military machine" and were the start of a series of attacks across the region. Iran, Amirali Hajizadeh,
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Google Scientists Claim Breakthrough That Could Change Computing
For the first time, a machine that runs on the mind-boggling physics of quantum mechanics reportedly has solved a problem that would stump the world's top supercomputers - a breakthrough known as "quantum supremacy."
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Waterpark Wave Machine In China Triggers 'Tsunami', 44 Injured
A wave machine at a waterpark in northern China went rogue Sunday, launching a crushing tsunami that injured at least 44 people, according to The Associated Press.
-
Ruthless, 'Superhuman' Poker-Playing Computer Program Beats Professionals
Like chess, checkers, Go and other games, the most popular form of poker has now been mastered by the cold, heartless machinations of a computer program.
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In Taylor Swift Vs Scooter Braun Bad Blood, The Justin Bieber Factor
The music mogul acquired Big Machine Label Group in a sale that includes the masters for all of of the pop star's records to date.
-
With New Tech, Treadmills Are Getting Trendy
From on-demand and group workouts to virtual running worlds with simulated courses, companies have given the most boring cardio machine a much-needed makeover.
-
Is Artificial Intelligence Intelligent? How Machine Learning Has Developed
What makes artificial intelligence intelligent? Is it able to learn from errors or recognize, say, the letters of the alphabet in a set of random shapes like a human can?
-
MIT's Latest Dog-Like Robot Can Do Backflips on Command
The vaguely canine-like machine - dubbed "Mini Cheetah" - is also able to trot over uneven terrain about twice as fast as an average person's walking speed, researchers say.
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Elon Musk: To Avoid Becoming Like Monkeys, Humans Must Merge With Machines
During an interview with Axios, Musk said humans must merge with artificial intelligence.
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Broken Ballots, Long Lines: US Votes In Big Midterms Amid Polling Issues
Civil rights groups and election officials fielded thousands of reports of voting irregularities across the country Tuesday, with voters complaining of broken machines, long lines and untrained poll workers improperly challenging Americans' right to vote.
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This Firm Already Microchips Employees. Could Ailing People Be Next?
The technology company Three Square Market made headlines last year for implanting microchips in the arms of nearly 100 employees, allowing them to open doors, log on to their computers and purchase snacks from company vending machines with a simple swipe of their arm.
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Inside The Tesla Factory: Burning Cash, And Trying Not To Burn Out
At the Tesla Factory one day last week, the robotic city of Elon Musk's dreams looked like a madhouse, a tangle of red machines and car skeletons and industrial presses, firing welding sparks and pounding steel.
