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A human eye has between six and seven million cone cells, containing one of three colour-sensitive proteins known as opsins. When photons of light hit these opsins, they change shape, triggering a cascade that produces electrical signals, which in turn transmit the messages to the brain for interpretation. This whole process is a very complex…
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Intel is transforming artificial intelligence by harnessing silicon designed specifically for AI, with end-to-end solutions that broadly span from the data centre to the edge, and tools that enable customers to quickly deploy and scale up. With decades of expertise, Intel uses silicon, software, communications, memory, and storage to create the new technologies that AI…
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The year 2018 has been very eventful when it comes to artificial intelligence. With enhancements like GANs, the field of machine learning has ushered in a new era of applied AI. Earlier this year, researchers enabled AI to look through the walls where a camera colocated with a radio sensor, detected motion on the invisible…
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It is highly unlikely that any human with a smartphone must not have come across the buzzwords like Bitcoin, blockchain or cryptomining, over the past few years. Currently, there are more than 1,500 altcoins in the market and the market cap is valued at $100 billion as of last week. Now, as 2018 is coming…
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An Antarctic eelpout swims gracefully in cold dark depths without freezing its internal juices. It does this with the help of anti-freezing proteins (AFPs) which are by-products of million mutations over millions of years of evolution. The 3D structure of AFPs allows them to bind to ice crystals and prevent organisms from freezing by forming…
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Founded in 1994, Amazon is now the world’s largest online retailer. In a short span of 24 years, they have breached the 1 trillion dollar market cap, making it only the second company to do so. This success of Amazon was made possible owing to its constant pioneering and imbibing of cutting-edge technologies. For instance,…
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Artificial intelligence is one such field which can use interdisciplinary resources to improve and at the same time pay dividends across domains. So far, the mathematicians, biologists and neuroscientists have made the majority of contributions to make machine learning algorithms more robust, at least at the software level. No matter how large the data is…
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As Cryptocurrency Pump & Dump Schemes Grow, Here’s How To Avoid The Scam With Machine Learning
In February 2018, with increased complaints of virtual currency exchange scams, the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission issued an advisory note for the public to create awareness. This was crucial because the incentives were so alluring that it is almost impossible to keep people away from this gold rush of the 21st century. Risks Involved…
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CDC 1604 was a second generation 48-bit word size computer that could handle 100,000 operations per second. It was designed to automate the missile control for the US Navy. But trying to run an iPhone on CDC 1604, it would have a hard time rendering a single pixel of your selfie. So your palm-sized phone…
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CDC 1604 was a second generation 48-bit word size computer that could handle 100,000 operations per second. It was designed to automate the missile control for the US Navy. But trying to run an iPhone on CDC 1604, it would have a hard time rendering a single pixel of your selfie. So your palm-sized phone…
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