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UN Secretary General Calls For Global Ban On AI ‘Killer Robots’

When the Secretary General of the United Nations calls upon the international community to ban “killer robots,” that phrase is going to strike a resounding chord in the public...

America’s Auto Industry Is Fueling A $20 Billion Robotics Boom

The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence is accelerating investment in industrial robotics across the United States, with the automotive sector leading the expansion. More...

How The Algae In Lake Erie Can Make Or Break The Great Lakes Economy

Toxic algal blooms are a big enough threat that Lake Erie is dotted with little buoys, constantly monitoring how much algae is in the water. It takes several minutes in a zippy...

New USMCA Extension Window Passes Without Agreement; Automakers Preparing For Changes

The United States, Mexico and Canada have moved past a key deadline to extend the USMCA trade agreement, shifting the pact into an annual review process that leaves long-term...

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VW Autonomous Microbus Ready for Roads in 2025

Volkswagen Group plans to offer a highly automated version of the hippie-era microbus it’s reviving as an electric van as the carmaker commercializes self-driving technology along with startup Argo AI. VW is preparing an ID.Buzz with Level 4 autonomy -- meaning the...

New Oklahoma Law Allows Ground-based Drones

Drones aren't just for flying. "Personal delivery devices," or drones that crawl along sidewalks, soon could be used to deliver packages after Gov. Kevin Stitt signed a law allowing small autonomous vehicles to operate primarily on sidewalks and crosswalks in...

Violinmaking Meets AI

How to predict the sound produced by a tonewood block once carved into the shape of a violin plate? What is the best shape for the best sound? Artificial intelligence offers answers to these questions. These are the conclusions that researchers of the Musical...

AI Can Now Detect Sarcasm

Artificial Intelligence is one step closer to being more human-like as it can now detect sarcasm. Funded by the U.S military, a new AI tool has managed to do a task that is tough for computer algorithms to perform in general, identifying the tone and irony of the...