Author: Mike lewis

UAH researchers win $600,000 NSF grant to pioneer collaborative drone learning to support disaster response, environmental monitoring, and infrastructure inspections

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Signature line: Russ Nelson As unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones, become increasingly important for military, government, and civilian applications, traditional machine learning techniques essential to training these devices often rely on paradigms that require all raw data to be sent from the UAV to a centralized server. This approach may not be practical due […]

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How to use artificial intelligence to optimize quarry crushing processes

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The integration of artificial intelligence into quarry crushing operations represents a paradigm shift from reactive, experience-based management to a proactive, data-driven methodology. Traditional milling processes are controlled by static parameters and manual monitoring, which often leads to suboptimal performance, unplanned downtime, and inconsistent product yields. The AI ​​system can leverage machine learning algorithms and vast […]

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How the surge in demand for AI data centers will impact Fabrinet (FN) investors

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Fabrinet, a contract manufacturing company specializing in optical networking equipment, has recently experienced increased demand for its highest bandwidth products used to scale artificial intelligence data centers. This surge highlights Fabrinet’s unique and strong position at the intersection of optical networking and AI-driven data center infrastructure, as well as the impact of its expansion into […]

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OpenAI co-founder says scaling compute alone is not enough to advance AI

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Ilya Sutskever, co-founder of OpenAI, believes that the AI ​​industry needs to move back to the research stage. In an episode of “The Dwarkesh Podcast” published on Tuesday, Sutskever, who is widely regarded as a pioneer of modern artificial intelligence, challenged conventional wisdom that scaling can be a key roadmap to AI advancement. Technology companies […]

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10 examples of how retailers are using AI

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AI has the potential to impact nearly every aspect of retail operations, including customer service, inventory management, and even real estate operations. 1. Personalized customer experience Online and brick-and-mortar department stores use AI to analyze data from various combined data repositories, such as order history, browsing history, and loyalty programs, to personalize and improve the […]

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AI deciphers pianist’s muscle activity from video

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AI and human movement research intersect to enable accurate estimation of hand muscle activity from standard video recordings. Researchers have introduced a system that accurately reconstructs muscle activation patterns without sensors using a deep learning framework trained on a large, comprehensive multimodal dataset of professional pianists. This advancement provides a low-cost, non-invasive method to analyze […]

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AI-powered tools improve object detection for visually impaired users

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Systems and applications to help people with visual impairments navigate their environments have been rapidly developed in recent years, but there is still room for growth, according to a team of Penn State researchers. The team recently developed a new tool that combines recommendations from the blind community and artificial intelligence (AI) to provide support […]

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