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The astronauts of NASA’s Artemis II mission, carried out on April 1st and which returned to planet Earth last Friday (10/4), used technology created on Brazilian soil and at a public university: it is a watch that records sleep patterns and movements created by a professor at University of São Paulo (USP). The device, called […]
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THE X, controlled by Elon Musk, is preparing to launch XChat, a new encryption messaging application that is already listed on Apple’s App Store. The launch is expected to take place on April 17th, with a free download. For now, the application is not yet available on Google’s Play Store, but the Apple store page […]
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Microsoft combines accelerated computing with cloud scale engineering to bring advanced AI capabilities to our customers. For years, we’ve worked with NVIDIA to integrate hardware, software and infrastructure to power many of today’s most important AI breakthroughs. What’s new at NVIDIA GTC Expanded Microsoft Foundry capabilities to build, deploy and operate production-ready AI agents on […]
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A 23-year-old from Wales discovered she had a rare health condition with help from ChatGPT, after four years of being misdiagnosed. Phoebe Tesoriere, from Cardiff, was diagnosed with anxiety, depression and epilepsy, but genetic testing confirmed she has hereditary spastic paraplegia. Phoebe’s health problems began in childhood. She was born without a hip socket and […]
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After Claude data leaks, Anthropic reveals its new artificial intelligence to prevent cyber attacks / Image: iStock.com/Robert Way When the topic is artificial intelligenceit is assumed that mistakes will not happen, after all, that is what it was created for. However, the problem is that, for AIs exist, they still depend on humans — and […]
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Bigme has launched the HiBreak Dual smartphone, which it previously teased as a world-first dual-screen phone. The phone has a color E-Ink screen on the front and a tiny, circular LCD panel on the back. We expected the phone to offer a full-sized LCD screen on the back. E-Ink device manufacturer Bigme teased the arrival […]
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Sunflower seed battery Sodium-ion batteries seem to be all the rage in the current wave of electrification: In addition to storing twice as much energy and desalinating seawater , sodium is abundant and widely accessible, unlike lithium. But everything that is good can be improved, as Nekane Nieto and colleagues from the University of the Basque Country in Spain […]
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Limitations of quantum computing Quantum computers may have fundamental limits: While theories suggest that these futuristic machines will need millions of qubits to become truly useful, quantum computers may actually reach a limit of around 1,000 qubits. “We introduce a theory of quantum physics based on the notion that the continuous nature of the quantum mechanical state […]
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Onward to the future. Now back to the past, please. You’re probably already familiar with the strange behaviors of time in the realm of quantum mechanics, such as time reversal: Time doesn’t go backward in our daily lives, but temporal symmetry ensures that there’s no such thing as an arrow of time inexorably going from the past to the future when we […]
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