A study predicts that bad actors will use AI daily by mid-2024 to spread toxic content into mainstream online communities, potentially impacting elections. Credit: SciTechDaily.com…
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UC Santa Barbara researchers have created an adaptive roofing tile that reduces building heating and cooling costs by using a wax motor to change surface…
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Scientists applied a simple approach for growing hBN films on the surface of ubiquitous steels and other metal alloys to “armor” them and thus increase…
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A new phase-change memory developed by Stanford researchers offers faster, more efficient data processing capabilities. This scalable, low-power, and stable technology could revolutionize computing by…
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Researchers have developed a soft fluidic switch using ionic polymer artificial muscles, capable of operating at ultra-low power and producing a force 34 times its…
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The research from Linköping University introduces a new approach to processing conjugated polymers using benign solvents such as water. The new inks are also highly…
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Researchers have developed a novel synaptic transistor that mimics the human brain’s integrated processing and memory capabilities. This device operates at room temperature, is energy-efficient,…
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Researchers at UNIST, in collaboration with Korea University, have significantly improved the stability and efficiency of perovskite solar cells, offering advancements in both solar energy…
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In an all-new blog post, Activision Blizzard and its associated studios have spoken at length about Call of Duty’s code of conduct, drawing specific attention…
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University of Copenhagen researchers have proven that fully stable Machine Learning algorithms are unattainable for complex problems, highlighting the critical need for thorough testing and…
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