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A dangerous combination of artificial intelligence and cyber. Illustration: depositphotos.com

A new study warns: it is necessary to better understand and manage artificial intelligence to prevent its use to deepen social divisions

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Artificial intelligence and algorithms have the ability and are currently being used to exacerbate radicalisation, increase polarisation, and spread racism and political instability, according to an academic researcher from Lancaster University.
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the flight of the drone

Researchers have developed algorithms based on game theory, through which robotic systems such as drones or autonomous cars can make informed decisions and operate efficiently
A control algorithm developed by researchers at the Technion that helps robots walk on smooth surfaces. Photo courtesy of the researchers

Caution, slip hazard

Researchers have developed a control algorithm that helps robots walk on smooth surfaces
The working principle of W. Photo: Ariel University

A robotics system to eradicate lung cancer will allow live imaging during examination and treatment

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The error rate of the existing biopsy tests is 30%. Mistakes that are fatal because the test turns up clay but the cancer exists and continues to spread. Good imaging can improve accuracy
The robot ElliQ and the elderly Anita Montesgo. Photo: Intuition Robotics

Intuition Robotics' social robot raises $25 million from Toyota and other investors

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The recruitment will support the company's growth in light of the growing demand for ElliQ - the home robot that helps relieve loneliness for the third and fourth year olds, and will help with accelerated investment in conversation capabilities that include integration with Generative AI
A model of a vehicle driving on a rock in an experiment of the CADRE project. The technology demonstration, destined for the Moon, will show the potential for cooperative autonomous exploration using a team of three small solar vehicles. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

NASA's "two-mode" autonomous mini-vehicles to join Artemis program lunar crews

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A bunch of robots. Illustration: depositphotos.com

The robots are coming - together

Researchers have developed geometric algorithms that can make groups of robots operate together in dense environments without bumping into each other and other obstacles
Former student Nadav Kahanovich with the robotic arm. Photo: Yonatan Birnbaum.

The robot that will recognize intentions - the National Science Foundation

A wearable system allows a robotic arm to recognize the user's intent, mainly based on his hand movements, and assist him according to his needs
Robot brain. Illustration: depositphotos.com

are you a robot A linguistic anthropologist explains how humans are like ChatGPT - they both recycle language

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Image: In this artist's impression of the breadcrumb scenario, autonomous rovers can be seen exploring a lava tube after being deployed by a mother rover remaining at the entrance to maintain contact with a blimp or blimp. Credit: John Fowler/WikiCommons, Mark Treble Wolfgang Fink/University of Arizona

Hansel and Gretel's breadcrumbs reach Mars

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Engineers from the University of Arizona have developed a system that allows autonomous vehicles to scan underground habitats for astronauts
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Autonomous decision-making under conditions of uncertainty

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This problem in artificial intelligence is also called "belief space planning". Solving this problem, i.e. calculating the set of optimal actions to achieve the goal, requires an estimate of the potential actions under some reward or price function such as distance to the goal or a measure of uncertainty
From the research led by Prof. Bat--El Pinhsik, Tel Aviv University

For the first time in the world: a robot that can lift millimeter-sized objects inspired by nature

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The researchers explain that underwater, many insects use tiny bristles that allow them to trap and stabilize water-repellent air bubbles that cover their bodies. As these weeks come into contact with surfaces, they form bridges made of air that allow insects to go underwater. Now this has also been applied to the robot
Dr. Sheli Levy was right with Farrow | Photo: Danny Machlis, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

Researchers from Ben-Gurion University found that touching a furry robot reduces pain and increases the feeling of happiness

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Artificial intelligence is destroying jobs. Illustration: shutterstock

The fourth industrial revolution could lead to a dark future

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unemployment. Illustration: shutterstock

The future of work: the super developers of the future - and those who will serve them

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A dog wearing the improved vest, with which the dog can be trained to sit, lie down, return to the trainer or bring an object according to the vibration | Photo: Yonatan Atari

A vest that allows remote commands to be given to search and rescue dogs and service dogs

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The robot Aida and her creator Aidan Miller with a drawing she drew. Photo: Victor Frankowski. Courtesy of Aidan Miller

Artistic AI has sold paintings for over a million dollars

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Knitted robotic rabbit

1 right, 2 left: assembly instructions for soft robots?

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The finals of the FIRST Israel competition, the winners of which are now competing in the world competition in Detroit. Photographed by: Technion spokespeople

14 teams from Israel in the FIRST robotics competition taking place these days in Detroit

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Prof. Philip Brydon, from the NTU research team. (Credit: NTU UNIVERSITY

A robot with 'hands' and augmented reality glasses will improve the accuracy in spine surgeries

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A robot climbs trees. Illustration: shutterstock

Tel Aviv University is a partner in an international consortium to develop a robot inspired by climbing plants

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Robots integrated with Internet of Things devices will be able to work in dangerous places such as underwater. Illustration: shutterstock

The Next Great Leap Forward: Integrating Robots with the Internet of Things?

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Dr. Sheli Levy-Tzedek, head of the Laboratory for Cognition, Aging and Rehabilitation together with the humanoid robot Pepper. Photo: Danny Machlis, Ben Gurion University

A new study points to the importance of trust between a patient and a robot

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A robot with high offense capability developed in the laboratory of Prof. David Zarok, Ben Gurion University. PR photo

A new robot can change its shape according to the terrain conditions

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The ethics of AI: "Leaving the human in the loop"

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