Flow state but for robots 🤖
#UNSWCBR researchers, including @DilSamarasinghe, are bringing together psychology and autonomous agents in a multidisciplinary approach to artificial intelligence to boost complex problem solving: https://t.co/TZcODDwzFM
What if robots could build and optimize themselves? Computer scientist Emma Hart (@HartEmma) explains how the three ingredients of biological evolution can be replicated digitally to build robots that can self-assemble and adapt to any environment. https://t.co/i760by077M
Scientist racing to track the evolution of covid tap into a little-known system developed by a few young researchers in Scotland. https://t.co/XgZHa9yMMq
In a major scientific breakthrough, the latest version of #AlphaFold has been recognised as a solution to one of biology's grand challenges - the “protein folding problem”. It was validated today at #CASP14, the biennial Critical Assessment of protein Structure Prediction (1/3)
Et l'article de Pratyusha Kalluri, qui commence à être un peu visible dans le monde francophone :
https://t.co/VesuYbJtsU
(Il n'est pas long. Lisez-le et participez à sa diffusion.)
Contact tracing apps in France and Australia have sent out almost no virus notifications. But the public needs to bear in mind that these apps are likely to be only a small part of the fight against covid-19—rather than a magic answer to the problem. https://t.co/rcqxIr060w
.@nonlogic and @DilSamarasinghe of the @ACM_FCA put together this lovely blog post to share members' experiences of coping with COVID (and covered every continent)! https://t.co/YmBN6F4Rrx