The Problem with Intelligence
Projects like OpenAI’s DALL-E and DeepMind’s Gato and LaMDA have stirred up many discussions of artificial general intelligence (AGI). These discussions tend not to go anywhere, largely because we don’t…
Docomo picks Nokia for RF planning
NTT Docomo tapped Nokia’s AI radio frequency (RF) capacity planning software to boost the efficiency of its 5G network deployment. In a statement, Nokia explained the planning tool was customised…
Bardstown Citizens Lose Internet Access Following Ransomware Attack
Colin Thierry Published on: September 13, 2022 A ransomware attack by unknown perpetrators last week cut off internet services in the city of Bardstown, Ky. The city advised residents to change email…
Lockheed y AT&T prueban la transferencia de datos desde helicópteros
La firma Lockheed Martin, especializada en tecnología aeroespacial y de defensa, está colaborando con AT&T para efectuar pruebas de transferencia de datos mediante una red móvil privada, en el marco…
Nemo personal submarine gets big price cut as production ramps up
The last time we looked at the U-Boat Worx Nemo submersible, production start was listed as a vague "when market demand has been met." The vessel launched last year, and U-Boat Worx is now commencing volume production and drastically cutting price. Source of Article
7 top Wrike alternatives for project and task management
Image: fizkes/Adobe Stock Choosing the right project management software is critical when it comes to running an efficient business. The software needs to integrate with your team’s workflows and the…
Impact of Samsung’s most recent data breach unknown
The lack of transparency could be cause for concern, but the data stolen is not high value. Image: Arcansél/Adobe Stock Samsung announced on Sept. 2, 2022 its second data breach…
Neck-worn “bandage” sensors could better warn of concussions
One of the dangerous things about sports-related concussions is the fact that athletes may not realize they have one, so they don't seek medical attention. A new sensor could let them know, and it would go on their neck, not their head. Source of Article
Basking sharks found to choose mates by swimming in giant circles
Even though the basking shark is the world's second-largest fish, much of its life has eluded observation. Now, however, researchers have determined that the usually solitary animals find mates by meeting up and circling around one another. Source of Article
Motorola goes camera crazy with 200-megapixel Edge 30 Ultra smartphone
Back in June, Samsung gave us our first glimpse of the kind of lunacy we can expect from a 200-megapixel smartphone camera sensor, and now Motorola is first to market with an actual handset rocking a 200-MP rear camera – the flagship Edge 30 Ultra. Source of Article
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