06.19.19 Food and Drink MIT is turning AI into a pizza chef You might only need to show one photo to start baking. By J. Fingas, 06.19.19 save Save share
06.17.19 06.17.19 in Robots MIT's new robot can identify things by sight and by touch Touchy-feely robots could be the future. By G. Torbet, 06.17.19 save Save share View
06.12.19 06.12.19 in Robots MIT algorithm helps robots guess where humans are going next It could be crucial as automation takes hold. By J. Fingas, 06.12.19 save Save share View
06.05.19 06.05.19 in Robots Autonomous 'roboats' can assemble into floating structures They could form impromptu bridges, stages and everything in between. By J. Fingas, 06.05.19 save Save share View
05.30.19 05.30.19 in Robots MIT’s sensor-packed glove helps AI identify objects by touch It could give robots a more precise grip. By C. Fisher, 05.30.19 save Save share View
05.22.19 05.22.19 in Robots Why putting googly eyes on robots makes them inherently less threatening We can exploit our social nature to be nicer to AIs. By A. Tarantola, 05.22.19 save Save share View
05.21.19 05.21.19 in Medicine The fight against childhood blindness could lead to eagle-eyed robots Congenital cataracts account for up to 20 percent of blindness cases in children. By A. Tarantola, 05.21.19 save Save share View
05.07.19 05.07.19 in Medicine MIT AI model is 'significantly' better at predicting breast cancer The model can find breast cancer earlier and eliminates racial disparities in screening. By A. Khalid, 05.07.19 save Save share View
05.06.19 05.06.19 in Robots MIT finds smaller neural networks that are easier to train MIT’s "Lottery Ticket" mini-neural networks train only the nodes they need. By C. Fisher, 05.06.19 save Save share View
04.22.19 04.22.19 in Medicine MIT scientists 'work out' synthetic hydrogels to make them stronger The discovery could be used in heart valves or spinal disks in the future. By A. Khalid, 04.22.19 save Save share View
