Carnegie Mellon University researchers are using sound to help people with hand tremors, cerebral palsy, nervous system damage, and other fine-motor limitations enjoy video games.
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Open-ended debate
Copyright protects original literary and artistic works of natural persons. But what about works generated through artificial intelligence? Courts all over the world are still divided on this issue, ...
Blue Origin has revealed its plans for an orbital AI data center system in a new filing with the Federal Communications ...
The Men’s Final Four Analytics Challenge enables Hoosier undergraduate and graduate students to apply data science and ...
In Canadian courtrooms, audio, video, and documents are becoming increasingly convincing, yet their reliability is eroding so quickly that Professor Maura Grossman warns that judges are “in a battle ...
In three years, generative AI music has become the industry’s most pressing concern. Here are all the major developments so far.
A research team at NYU Langone Health and Sage Bionetworks has been awarded a $25 million grant to establish the data hub and coordinating center for the National Institutes of Health's ...
Have you ever stopped to wonder how forecasters can predict the weather days in advance, or how scientists figure out how the ...
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Akai MPC XL review
The new flagship of the MPC range is a true production powerhouse ...
At GDC 2026, Google trumpeted Gemini-powered games, but the industry still hasn't found must-have uses to win over players and developers.
InnoGames explains how AI enabled Sunrise Village to avoid the chopping block, and why AI-assisted content generation could soon be standard practice ...
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China says new tool cuts scramjet simulations from years to weeks
Chinese researchers have published a new AI-driven system designed to interpret scramjet combustion simulations at speeds that could compress years of computational work into weeks. The tool, called ...
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