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The decline in empathy

Empathy seems to have declined over the years while technology is steadily improving. Are they correlated?

Google Derm Assist will help you find skin diseases

Google is developing a health app that thanks to artificial intelligence will be able to find skin diseases through some photos.

Will A.I. really understand?

What is understanding? Even though an A.I. can answer our questions, can it understand them? Or is this just a simulation?

How easy it is to implant false memories in our minds

You would think it's not that easy to implant false memories in our brains but it's not. Researchers found how.

A.I. can learn who you find attractive

A.I. can learn attractiveness from brainwaves according to new research run at the University of Helsinki.

Han and Sophia can recognize human expressions. Can they have a real conversation, too?

Androids such as Han and Sophia can recognize human expressions and imitate them in turn, but can they have a realistic conversation, too?

DALL-E draws anything you tell it

DALL-E is a new OpenAI algorithm able to draw anything basing on simple text prompts, and be consistent with the instructions.

Quantum teleportation to change the speed of information

Quantum teleportation will change how fast information will be transmitted thanks to the characteristics of qubit particles.

The age of amateur investments

Investments and the world of stocks are becoming ever more affordable thanks to new technologies. Is it good or bad?

KODA: the world’s first robot dog with decentralized A.I.

KODA is the world's first robot dog with decentralized A.I.. It can help humans with its physical and emotional support.

The dark side of Replika

Replika is a chatbot that can communicate realistically but this leads us to wonder about its downsides.

Cloud Valley: a Chinese smart city controlled by AI

Cloud Valley is a Chinese city completely controlled by Artificial Intelligence where nature and buildings live in symbiosis.