The Robot’s Achilles’ Heel: Almost Perfect, But Not Quite Think of a robot capable only of navigating a warzone, do a backflip, or even cook an omelet, but can hardly pick up a lightbulb without crushing it. It is known as the “Last Centimeter Problem”, that irritating margin between a robot locating a thing and Read details…
The Internet Was Never Meant to Have Borders—Until Now Remember when the web felt like a global village? Those days are fading fast. The digital world is a territory now being divided by nations, who insist that the big techs like Google, Meta, and Alibaba must store data domestically and AI must not get out Read details…
Just imagine walking into a rustic clinic in sub-Saharan Africa where diagnostic facilities are scarce, internet connectivity is undependable and radiologist nowhere to be found. Try now to imagine the situation when you urgently need an MRI scan to check on a possible tumor, but the algorithms capable of reading it require thousands of labeled Read details…
Introduction: The Invisible Invasion Consider this, when drinking a glass of water, when eating a meal, even non-plastic food, when you take a breath or two of the air, you might be feeding these minute plastic particles directly to your blood vessel. According to recent studies, there is something even more frightening: microplastics do not Read details…
The Quiet Automation Revolution You’re Missing It can be imagined as a small furniture shop in Ohio who faces middle-wage labor problems, competing with an influx of imported furniture and skyrocketing costs. Suddenly one day they see their production go up X 2 and they haven not invested in one extra worker. How? Through renting Read details…