Italian museums reopen and "observe" visitors (to collect big data)
A data collection system in Italian museums will overturn the pattern: visitors will be observed, to establish their appreciation of the works.
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Big data and artificial intelligence will revolutionize healthcare
The combination of artificial intelligence and Big Data will change society as we know it - this could be even more true in healthcare. Here is an overview.
Venter: Big data will make us live well beyond one hundred years
Lifespans could very soon begin to rocket upwards beyond three-digit numbers. According to David Agus and Craig Venter, we are on the eve of an extraordinary medical revolution: Agus, Professor of Medicine at the University of Southern California, declared very precisely that the average lifespan will very soon reach around 100 years. Craig Venter, co-founder and head of Human Longevity inc. relaunches by stating that there is no limit to the years we could live, except the capacity... Read more
The “bigoted” app that spies on you for your own good: the absurd exploit of Covenant Eyes
From Republicans to evangelical conferences: the boom of Covenant Eyes, the app that turns the fight against porn into a family affair.
Rose Island 2.0? An AI data center that wants to be a sovereign state
A maritime data center with 10.000 Nvidia GPUs could defy international AI regulations by operating as a sovereign territory.
Datafication, the data era is upon us: are we ready?
The transformation of reality into data is a phenomenon that involves us all. Find out how Datafication is shaping our tomorrow.
Big Tech isn't just cutting jobs—it's erasing them
More and more large Big Tech companies such as Meta and Microsoft are focusing on AI: jobs at risk or already "extinct"?
Fall of the Gods: Big Tech collapses, and with it a certain vision of society
Big Tech billionaires aren't just chasing profit: behind their vision there is a different idea of the world, and now it's being put to the test.
The future of clothing? Saving human lives
However, in the future, we will see “diagnostic” clothing. Smart fabrics will be able to store highly accurate data in certain areas of our body when needed.
Against the merciless heat Mintie, "peppermint" clothing
An innovative mint fabric (incorporates xylitol) promises heat relief by reducing body temperature by 7 ° C.
Proposed law may allow BigTech to form 'techno-governments'
Today, Nevada announces a controversial bill to allow tech companies to create small “local governments.”
Because the Great Covid pause will be remembered as a revolution
The great pause of the pandemic was unique. For the first time we understood that history can stop and be addressed.
A smart city in the forest, surrounded by 7 million trees
Architect Stefano Boeri creates a Smart City project that can become a paradigm of the techno-ecological communities of the future.
Misü, track mood using AI and facial expressions
We already monitor how many steps we take, how much we sleep, and what we eat. In the era of Big Data, mood also counts, and Misü starts counting it with an app.
LLM, the dead end: why ChatGPT and others will never get us to AGI
Despite the exponential increase in energy consumption, Large Language Models show only linear improvements. Signs of a dead end towards AGI.
IVD, the windows that follow your gaze and describe what you see
The AR Interactive Vehicle Display technology shows information on the attractions by interpreting the gaze of the passengers, and showing them directly on the bus windows.
Impact as a service: the startup that makes companies "good" is Italian
Cents aims to integrate social and environmental causes into business activities: it is the first platform to spread impact as a service.
Aging, new studies: maybe we will be immortal, but not young
Science has taken steps to make us virtually immortal by stopping aging, but reversing it remains impossible.
Mr.Shadow, the song composed by AI, I like a little and it disturbs me a little
Come and hear the progress of artificial intelligence in composing a song, text, music and voice. Not bad. Or not?
Melanoma, a portable, painless device identifies it without biopsies
A small, fast and highly accurate device detects melanoma with the same sensitivity as hospital diagnostics. It can be the turning point for routine visits.
Which industries will benefit from the robot revolution?
Robots could forever change the industries and production methods we are used to. What will the consequences be?
