Gemechu Taye

The new ultra-light night vision filters which weigh less than a gram almost resemble those seen in the movies. These glasses allow users to catch a glimpse of the visible and infrared spectrum. They also help in allowing the user to drive safely in the dark.

Gamification was always just behaviorism dressed up in pixels and point systems. Why did we fall for it?

As people tinker and experiment with it, we’re gaining a clearer understanding of its limitations in creative fields.

Kuaishou’s generative video model Kling, which could be poised to transform how short clips are created for platforms like TikTok.

A clean energy startup develops a record-breaking residential solar module that records an efficiency figure of 26.9 percent.

Meta has created a system that can embed hidden signals, known as watermarks, in AI-generated audio clips, which could help in detecting AI-generated content online.

It is this foundation that AI is now disrupting, providing the none-expert with expert like qualities. But this progression is a fallacy. If we let a junior in a consulting firm, for example, use tools to create presentations that are better than what she could produce on her own, are we teaching her anything? Could she repeat the results with a paper and with a pen? How will she gain the needed knowledge, critical thinking, and expertise if creates or assists the work? It’s all very well that engineers can prompt the code they need, but does this make them good engineers?

The team wondered if they could somehow leverage crystalline structures to identify a perfect candidate, sans building thousands of them in a lab.

The allure of AI companions is hard to resist. Here’s how innovation in regulation can help protect people.

Unlocking the complexities of the fruit fly brain is a crucial step toward understanding the human brain. Fruit flies share many genetic similarities with humans, making them a valuable model organism for studying brain functions as well as diseases.