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Recent A.I. Research

Recent research into AI is wielding some fascinating discoveries. Researchers have found that adding noise (random signals) to simulated neural networks can produce 'creativity' in a machine. Stephen Thaler, CEO of Imagination Engines, Inc. has patented a program he calls a 'Creativity Machine'. This program uses noise to disrupt signals in a rigid, rule based neural network, causing the creation of new data. Thaler fed his software lots of data about different toothbrush designs and performance levels, which resulted in a brand new toothbrush design, now known as the Oral-B Cross Action toothbrush. This is one of the first consumer products that has been invented by a machine!

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Media Lab creates Center for Future Storytelling
The MIT Media Laboratory today announced the creation of the Center for Future Storytelling; a major motion picture and television studio that is expected to open in 2010 in Plymouth, Mass. More..

MIT's new underwater robot can hover in place
MIT researchers have designed the Odyssey IV, a new robotic underwater vehicle that can hover in place like a helicopter and serve as an invaluable tool for deepwater oil explorers, marine archaeologists, oceanographers and others. More..

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AristhSunday, 21st September 2008 1:21am - No.3130
Excuse me, I would like to know what company made the small robot arm.
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RMCyberneticsTuesday, 23rd September 2008 1:55pm - No.3132
What robot arm?
 

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