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Futurists' report reviews dangers of smart robots - Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewScientists are preparing to publish a report this month that examines, in part, whether robots could eventually become so smart they pose a threat to society. The report will include concerns some researchers have voiced about the legal and ethical use of artificial intelligence. Most computer ...
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LaserMotive's Robot Is The First Ever To Win NASA's $900,000 Space Elevator Prize - Space Elevator - GizmodoLaserMotive's Robot Is The First Ever To Win NASA's $900,000 Space Elevator Prize LaserMotive's photovoltaic-powered machine became the first in the 3-year history of NASA's space elevator contest to climb a 2,953-foot-long ribbon, securing a prize of $900,000. However, they fell short of ...
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The New Science of Temptation: Scientific AmericanThe New Science of Temptation What happens when Harvard scientists use a brain scanner to look for the devil inside? The power to resist temptation has been extolled by philosophers, psychologists, teachers, coaches, and mothers. Anyone with advice on how you should live your life has ...
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Before Flowers, Odd Bugs Pollinated Plants - Yahoo! NewsThese results come from an examination of fossils from 11 extinct species of scorpionflies (from three different families) that lived during the Mesozoic, which lasted from 251 million to 65.5 million years ago. Such insects have elongated heads that resemble snouts and are tipped with ...
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Image DisplayThe image at right is Hubble's close-up view of the myriad stars near the galaxy's core, the bright whitish region at far right. An image of the entire galaxy, taken by the European Southern Observatory's Wide Field Imager on the ESO/MPG 2.2-meter telescope at La Silla, Chile, is shown at left. ...
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2Researchers unlock the 'sound of learning' by linking sensory and motor systemsDUH. Nice that what we already pretty much intuitively knew is not proven though ...JDP added 4 days ago
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Solar Lander Holds Out Hope For Discovery of LifeHope this idea doesn't go any further than this web page. Really, our Grandkids cannot afford the National Debt thrust upon them as it IS !!!!!talon added 2 weeks ago
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2Hyenas Surprisingly Good at Cooperative Tasks | LiveScienceIntelligence, including cooperation, continues to "spread" - actually be shown to be more WIDE spread than previously supposed.JDP added 5 weeks ago
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With electronic contact lenses, bionic eyesight could become reality - SmartPlanetThe implications for this technology is revolutionary, no more need for cell phone, laptop or other device screens. Military applicaitons will be of highly important use.dcreed added 2 months ago
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Skin cells changed into retina tissue - JSOnlineWhat's possible now is making individual retinal cells, not a functioning retina. Most organs have a variety of cell types, such as nerves, blood vessels, etc. I don't think making complete organs will happen very soon. However, special cell types, made from a person's own skin cells, may be ...Charles Daney added 2 months ago
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