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Israeli Military Wants to Build Artificially Intelligent Missile Defense System, a.k.a. Skynet

If news of the Israeli military developing a robotic defense system that’s completely AI and human-independent doesn’t scare you, you haven’t watched as many Terminator movies as we have. Their system, which defends against attacks that would “exceed physiological limits of human command,” is described thusly. …supremely oriented, highly intuitive virtual coach-cum-battle manager whose primary … Continued

By Jason Chen Published January 22, 2008 | Comments (0)

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New SaSi Sex Toy Gets Intelligent With Your Nether Regions

Its about time someone started applying machine intelligence to good things rather than the seemingly evil: the new JeJoue SaSi “personal massager” comes with built-in motion playlists and also actually learns what its lady likes in the way of sub-knicker action. And occasionally, just for kicks, it rocks a bit of freestylin’ to give you … Continued

By Kit Eaton Published January 18, 2008 | Comments (0)

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Scientists Invent Robots That Lie, Real Bender Closer Than Ever

Holy crap! The Age of The Machines is nigh: a bunch of scientists in Switzerland have created learning robots that can lie to each other. Okay, so they don’t swill beer or put bends in girders—they just communicate to each other with benign flashing lights, thank goodness, instead of using lasers to destroy humans: The … Continued

By Kit Eaton Published January 17, 2008 | Comments (0)

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Nokia’s Point&Find Technology Both Useful and Creepy

Nokia has used its The Way We Live Next show in Finland to reveal the company’s Point&Find system. In a nutshell, the cellphone company is developing the technology to allow you to point your Nokia cell at any object — restaurants, cinemas, even that cute girl you see on the bus to work each morning … Continued

By AddyDugdale Published October 24, 2007 | Comments (0)

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One To The Power Of Four Equals Honda Awesomeness

At this year’s LA auto show, Honda pulled out all the stops in the design category with their One to the Power of Four solar hybrid. The challenge was to design a vehicle that will be on the streets a half century from now, and Honda decided to devote their energy to solving the carpooling … Continued

By Sean Fallon Published October 12, 2007 | Comments (0)

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Computer Can Now Win or Tie All Checkers Games

By analyzing all 5×10^20 (500 billion billion) possible checkers moves, computers can now beat or tie a human at checkers every single game. How’d they analyze so much data? By starting in 1989 and going until they were done. Let’s see them do this with Go. [Machinist]

By Jason Chen Published July 19, 2007 | Comments (0)

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W880 Ai Gallery: All You Can Handle of Sony Ericsson’s Slim Phone

Jonesing for more W880 pics? Well here they are, showing that Sony’s thinnest 3G phone doesn’t need to be devoid of features (it has a 2-megapixel camera). https://gizmodo.com/sony-ericsson-w880-ai-is-reed-thin-233132 W880i

By Jason Chen Published February 5, 2007 | Comments (0)

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Sony Ericsson Ai Concept Renderings

It seems we have gotten so obsessed with news and concept renderings of the iPhone that we forgot about other, more badass futuristic phones like the Sony Ericsson Ai. This phone may not have anything to do with Sony Ericsson, but the pictures definitely look pretty. This phone, supposedly going by the name “Ai,” will … Continued

By Travis Hudson Published December 1, 2006 | Comments (0)

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Robot World Cup: Yes, We’re Obsessed

Pelé-bot, Diego Maradona-bot, Ronaldinho-bot. All names that inspire young robot boys and girls everywhere. While the real tournament is being held in just a week’s time in Germany, the RoboCup will be starting shortly thereafter on June 14, also in Deutschland. The whole point of this tournament, where robots play against each other (and by … Continued

Nicholas Deleon Published June 2, 2006 | Comments (0)

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