The gig entails building a biological neural network and trying to fool it into misclassifying images. In other words, building a brain and figuring out ways to manipulate it.
In some industries, sex sells. In the science journalism industry, potentially killer asteroids sell even more.
Researchers in England and Iceland have found that parents' genes can affect us even if we do not inherit their genetic traits at all,
Japanese startup Yukai Engineering's pet replacement robot is perfectly compliant, but will it ever understand the pet-owner bond?
Noted smartphone sleuth Evan Blass may have come through with what looks like the best look at the S9 anyone has found yet.
It’s two minutes to midnight. And that’s really bad news if you’re a fan of planet Earth.
Buying your tunes might cost a little more and take a little more effort to organise, but it’s a tradition worth keeping alive.
Water, watercolour paper and ink can produce some magical results.
Like it or not, as far as Apple is concerned, your face is your password from here on out.
Extraterrestrial or extraordinarily bad Photoshop? Personally, I suspect the former.
The technology behind the dramatic Thor: Ragnarok scene captures light at high speeds to create an astounding 'moving painting' effect.
This guy can be my wingman anytime.
Obviously this doesn't give you an excuse to go around blowing up undetonated landmines.
Its magnetic force was 29 times the allowed limit, and contained 7x the legal limit of arsenic.
The US Patent Office recently published a patent by Ford for an autonomous police vehicle that could be programmed with “machine learning tools to find good hiding spots to catch violators of traffic laws.”
Watch Matt Le Blanc slap a sumo wrestler. Oh and there're some cars, too.
