The interview is about Claire, who worked at a cloning company in South Korea. The company, led by the controversial Professor Wang, mainly clones dogs but also camels, cows, pigs, and is involved in ambitious projects like cloning mammoths for…
A small rescue center in Florida reports that an experimental pill, created by Telomir Pharmaceuticals and tested with medical adviser Dr Michael Roizen, appeared to restore health in two twelve-year-old dogs facing cancer and severe arthritis. The drug, called Telomir-1,…
Researchers have successfully used AI to extract and reconstruct mental images directly from human brain activity. This groundbreaking achievement, the first of its kind, allows for the visualization of what a person is thinking based on their neural patterns. The…
China’s "Agent Hospital" uses AI doctors to treat virtual patients, speeding up medical training. The system simulates diagnosis and treatment for future care.
The era of robotics is advancing with the development of robots powered by physical AI, enabling them to autonomously perform complex tasks. Key technologies like multimodal large language models (LLMs) and reinforcement learning from simulated environments allow robots to learn,…
Sightful offers an innovative laptop, the Spacetop, which replaces the traditional screen with augmented reality (AR) glasses, allowing users to work on a virtual screen environment. This setup enables users to have multiple screens open in an immersive and portable…
This excerpt explores the exciting emergence of general-purpose humanoid robots like Apollo, which are designed to work alongside humans in diverse environments. The piece emphasizes the potential impact of these robots on the future of work, suggesting they could eliminate…
Researchers have successfully equipped the Spot robot dog with a blowtorch to eliminate weeds. This innovative method provides an efficient, chemical-free alternative for weed control, demonstrating the potential for robots to handle agricultural tasks with precision and effectiveness.
Carrefour plans to introduce palm recognition technology in one of its Paris stores, enabling customers to pay by scanning the unique vein pattern in their hands. This method, already in use at Whole Foods in the U.S., utilizes infrared sensors…