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For The First Time In World, A “Robot Lawyer” Will Defend A Human In Court
A robot lawyer can “fight corporations, beat bureaucracy, and sue anyone at the press of a button,” according to the company developing the technology.
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These are the technology trends that will shape our lives in 2023
The late management guru Peter Drucker once said that “Trying to predict the future is like trying to drive down a country road at night with no lights, while looking out the back window.”
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This MIT solar technology can turn any surface into a power source
The multi-use solar cells are thinner than a human hair.
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in ScienceAustralian research finds cost-effective way to recycle solar panels
New research has proposed a cost-effective way to recycle solar panels to help handle an increasing volume of retired photovoltaic (PV) cells expected by the end of the decade.
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in Opinion
Is Technology Making Us Poor? The True Cost of Our Tech Addiction
Questioning whether these voice-activated devices make users poorer rather than richer by encouraging people to cut back on simple activities like reading books or going out to dinner brought this phenomenon into the spotlight again.
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2022 Nobel Prize In Physics And Chemistry Awarded To 3 For Work In Quantum Mechanics
STOCKHOLM (AP) — Three scientists jointly won this year’s Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday for their work on quantum information science that has significant applications, for example in the field of encryption.
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in Environment, HealthFlexible sensor measures subcutaneous tumor changes
Engineers at Stanford University and the Georgia Institute of Technology have created a small autonomous device with a stretchable, flexible sensor that attaches to the skin to measure changes in the size of the tumor below. This battery-powered, non-invasive device has a 10-micron signal sensitivity and wirelessly transmits results to a smartphone app in real-time at the push of a button.
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How far is brain-computer interface technology from ordinary people?
The innovative neural interface technology has attracted much attention from the scientific and capital circles in recent years. Technologies such as brain-computer interface and deep brain stimulation have been applied in clinical neurosurgery, bringing convenience to doctors and good news to patients. But the entrepreneurs’ vision goes far beyond that.
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in Spaceflight
China Aerospace realizes the reuse of liquid rocket power
A certain type of liquid oxygen kerosene engine independently developed by Xi’an Aerospace Power Research Institute has been verified by repeated flight tests for the first time. After this type of engine participated in the first flight test as the main power unit of an aircraft, after inspection and maintenance, it was reassembled and successfully completed the repeated flight test. It was the first time in China to realize the repeated use of liquid rocket power.
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Emerging Technologies: Artificial Intelligence is Shaping Every Industry
Generally speaking, artificial intelligence is the activity of creating computer systems that can make intelligent decisions based on context rather than direct input. It is crucial to know that artificial intelligence systems always follow the rules of programming, like a computer playing chess. While many today would not consider this to be artificial intelligence (AI), it does satisfy the description of a system with rules for making decisions and estimating probabilities based on the actions of an opponent.
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