Artificial Intelligence

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Gaming News

Breaking Down Muse, Xbox's Generative AI Push

By Trone Dowd

Microsoft’s AI push finally hits gaming.

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Tech

How “Skin Phantoms” Could Lead To A Revolution In Wearable Tech

By Krittika Goyal and The Conversation

Our biomimetic skin phantom is made of two layers that capture the nuances of both the skin’s surface and deeper tissues.

DeepSeek burst on the scene – and may be bursting some bubbles.
Tech

DeepSeek Has Upended The World Of AI In Ways That We’re Only Beginning to Understand

By Ambuj Tewari and The Conversation

An AI startup from China, DeepSeek, has upset expectations about how much money is needed to build the latest and greatest AIs.

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Gaming

The Most Dangerous Technology in Gaming Is Spreading And So Is Dislike For It

By Robin Bea

An unpopular trend continues to rise.

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Health

There’s An Impossible Glut Of Data In Modern Medicine — But Can AI Fix It?

By Aaron J. Masino and The Conversation

Doctors have an overwhelming amount of individual patient data and medical research at their disposal to make diagnoses and treatment plans.

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Science

How AI Is Bringing Us All Immortality — Whether We Want It Or Not

By Patrick van Esch, Yuanyuan (Gina) Cui and The Conversation

Is the digital afterlife all it’s cracked up to be?

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Gaming

PUBG Is Using Nvidia’s Most Powerful Tech To Do Something Pretty Basic

By Trone Dowd

When is the use of powerful generative AI overkill?

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Tech

What The Roomba Can Teach Us About The Coming Wave Of AI Agents

By The Conversation and Brian O'Neill

Goal-based agents have long been part of smart electronics — but what happens when they set their own goals?

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AI

This AI Researcher Has A Warning For Those Of Us Using Autonomous Agents To Shop

By Tamilla Triantoro and The Conversation

AI shopping agents are here finding big deals and posing real security risks.

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Health

Blood Tests Are Far From Perfect — But Machine Learning Could Change That

By Brody H. Foy and The Conversation

One of the most common blood tests in the world, CBC tests are run billions of times each year to diagnose conditions and monitor patients’ health.