AI/STEM/Space Stuff (1 Viewer)

[_Katie_]

A thread for people interested in robots and stuff.

This is kind of insane:

New e-glove gives prosthetic hand users sense of touch and temperature

Someone using a prosthetic hand could soon be able to experience the sense of touch in their device thanks to a new electronic glove.

www.siliconrepublic.com

 

[Shine Vol. 2]

Did you read To be a Machine? It says 99% of what needs to be said about those post-human lunatic mega-capitalists.

anyway,

Smile-to-pay: Chinese shoppers turn to facial payment technology

New technology is rolling out across the country, despite concerns over privacy

www.theguardian.com

 

[ann post]

My sat nav tries to direct me to the pub at 7pm on thursday so well it knows me

 

[_Katie_]

Did you read To be a Machine? It says 99% of what needs to be said about those post-human lunatic mega-capitalists.

anyway,

Smile-to-pay: Chinese shoppers turn to facial payment technology

New technology is rolling out across the country, despite concerns over privacy

www.theguardian.com

No, I haven't. Sounds really good!

 

[pavlos]

Did you read To be a Machine?

Great book that.

 

[_Katie_]

HmmmmMMMmmm thank you robot doctor.

AI equal with human experts in medical diagnosis, study finds

Research suggests AI able to interpret medical images using deep learning algorithm

www.theguardian.com

 

[_Katie_]

Mind-reading tech? How private companies could gain access to our brains

Social media companies can use online data to make reliable guesses about pregnancy or suicidal ideation – and new BCI technology will push this further

www.theguardian.com

Bonus: according to Marc Slutzky, professor of neurology at Northwestern University, this technology is still a long way from what most people commonly understand as “mind-reading”.

 

[pete]

The machines are whispering: We tested AI Dungeon 2 and cannot stop laughing

Sometimes, this game understands Pokemon and love. Sometimes, it fails spectacularly.

arstechnica.com

 

[_Katie_]

Went to a talk last night in Dunsink Observatory (highly recommend visiting)with Conor Nixon, Belfast man working as one of the main scientist for NASA on the Cassini mission to Saturn. INCREDIBLE images, footage and stories. My mind was quite literally blown. Afterwards they brought us out and showed us a giant telescope. I was buzzin'. ALSO GOT A NASA STICKER AND BOOKMARK.

 

[egg_]

Imagine working for NASA. I'd be just dying for people to ask what I did for a living

 

[_Katie_]

One of the first thing someone said when we arrived was "I'm a space scientist."

 

[ernesto]

Went to a talk last night in Dunsink Observatory (highly recommend visiting)with Conor Nixon, Belfast man working as one of the main scientist for NASA on the Cassini mission to Saturn. INCREDIBLE images, footage and stories. My mind was quite literally blown. Afterwards they brought us out and showed us a giant telescope. I was buzzin'. ALSO GOT A NASA STICKER AND BOOKMARK.

where does one find out about events like that? Sounds great!

 

[_Katie_]

where does one find out about events like that? Sounds great!

I googled "Dublin Planetarium" and found Dunsink Observatory

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

Scientists can now identify you by your 'analprint'. They should have thought up a different word for it.

https://sci-hub.tw/downloads-ii/2020-04-06/31/[email protected]