Hypothetical technology

Bees360 Integrates with magicplan to Bring Real-time AR Technology to Property Claims

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Tuesday, July 20, 2021
Articles, Academic disciplines, Technology, Computational neuroscience, Emerging technologies, Artificial intelligence, Artificial general intelligence, Hypothetical technology, Unmanned aerial vehicle

Bees360 has formed the largest Property Claims and Underwriting Inspection network equipped with drones and AI-powered mobile application, BeesPilot, in the United States.

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  • Bees360 has formed the largest Property Claims and Underwriting Inspection network equipped with drones and AI-powered mobile application, BeesPilot, in the United States.
  • "We are impressed by magicplan's ease of use, real-time capability and extremely cost-effective business model empowered by their state-of-the-art AR technology," says Andy Liu, CEO at Bees360.
  • "magicplan is squarely focused on providing the fastest and easiest solution for interior measurements," says Andreas Bhm, CEO at magicplan.
  • Bees360 is a leading innovator of deep learning and computer vision technology who focuses on bringing AI and drone solutions to property claims and underwriting industries.

Spanish pharmaceutical company Zendal and IAVI partner to advance the tuberculosis vaccine candidate MTBVAC into efficacy trials

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Wednesday, July 14, 2021
Biotechnology, Infectious diseases, AIDS, Health, Pharmaceutical, Medical specialties, Medicine, Vaccination, Virology, Vaccine, Vaccines, International AIDS Vaccine Initiative, Medical research, Hypothetical technology

Spanish biopharmaceutical company Biofabri and IAVI, an international nonprofit research organization focused on developing vaccines and antibodies against infectious and neglected diseases, today announced their intention to partner on efficacy trials of the tuberculosis (TB) vaccine candidate MTBVAC.

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  • Spanish biopharmaceutical company Biofabri and IAVI, an international nonprofit research organization focused on developing vaccines and antibodies against infectious and neglected diseases, today announced their intention to partner on efficacy trials of the tuberculosis (TB) vaccine candidate MTBVAC.
  • Similarly, a concerted global effort will be essential to the development of an effective TB vaccine.
  • Biofabri considers IAVI a crucial partner for the end-to-end development of this important vaccine candidate as the partners embark on efficacy studies for both the neonatal/infant and adolescent/adult indications.
  • Microbiologists from the university associated with CIBERES led the research and subsequent discovery of the experimental vaccine MTBVAC.

Symphony AI Company TeraRecon Appoints Dan McSweeney President

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Thursday, June 24, 2021
Articles, Academic disciplines, Computational neuroscience, Artificial intelligence, Science and technology, Artificial general intelligence, Hypothetical technology, Romesh Wadhwani, Romesh

DURHAM, N.C., June 24, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Advanced visualization and AI leader TeraRecon, a SymphonyAI company, today announced the appointment of Dan McSweeney as president.

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  • DURHAM, N.C., June 24, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Advanced visualization and AI leader TeraRecon, a SymphonyAI company, today announced the appointment of Dan McSweeney as president.
  • "TeraRecon is known for its strong reputation as the leader in advanced visualization and AI innovation in healthcare," said McSweeney.
  • Dan will help TeraRecon build on this history by accelerating AI-driven visualization and clinical solutions," said Romesh Wadhwani, chairman and founder of TeraRecon's parent company, SymphonyAI.
  • About TeraRecon: TeraRecon, a SymphonyAI business, is a leader in advanced imaging and visualization AI and clinical AI solutions with a mission to continuously redefine patient and healthcare.

Quadric Reimagines General-Purpose Parallel Processing with an All-New Architecture Optimized for On-Device AI

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Tuesday, June 22, 2021
Networks, Hardware, Data management, Technology, Software, Academic disciplines, Articles, Computational neuroscience, Science and technology, Artificial intelligence, Artificial general intelligence, Hypothetical technology

Quadric ( quadric.io ), an innovator in high-performance edge processing, has introduced a unified silicon and software platform that unlocks the power of on-device AI.

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  • Quadric ( quadric.io ), an innovator in high-performance edge processing, has introduced a unified silicon and software platform that unlocks the power of on-device AI.
  • The platform is designed to handle any AI algorithm, as well as classic algorithms used for tasks such as digital signal processing, high-performance computing and image processing.
  • The q16 processor is the first silicon-proven instance of Quadrics novel architecture optimized for on-device AI and low-power processing of large data streams.
  • By enabling the fastest computation imaginable at lower power, Quadric is ushering in a new world of possibilities for developers.

Surgalign Holdings Announces Collaboration with Inteneural Networks, a Leading Developer of Artificial Intelligence for Clinical Neurosciences

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Monday, June 7, 2021
Artificial intelligence, Artificial general intelligence, Computational neuroscience, Hypothetical technology, Medical imaging, Academic disciplines, Science and technology, Medicine

Under the agreement, Surgalign will gain access to Inteneurals proprietary technology for evaluation of future integration within the Surgalign digital surgery portfolio.

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  • Under the agreement, Surgalign will gain access to Inteneurals proprietary technology for evaluation of future integration within the Surgalign digital surgery portfolio.
  • New developments in the application of AI in neurosurgery and medical imaging make it an attractive space to further expand.
  • The agreement provides for a period during which Surgalign will evaluate the Inteneural technology on an exclusive basis, and work with Inteneural to determine the feasibility of a more comprehensive collaboration.
  • Inteneural Networks Inc. is a Chicago-based medical high-tech company, specializing in AI and Big Data Learning analysis of brain imaging.

Brain Simulator II v1.0 Release Adds Features to Speed Artificial General Intelligence Development

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Wednesday, May 19, 2021
Computational neuroscience, Academic disciplines, Articles, Artificial intelligence, Science and technology, Emerging technologies, Artificial general intelligence, Hypothetical technology, AGI

b'WASHINGTON, May 19, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- On the heels of publishing Brain Simulator II: The Guide for Creating Artificial General Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence (AI) expert Charles Simon has launched a new version of Brain Simulator II , the free, open-source software platform for proving how Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) will emerge.\nThe point of the Brain Simulator II is to understand that we don\'t know precisely how to create AGI, that human intelligence is the best AGI model we have, and that today\'s narrow AI approaches cannot gradually expand to AGI.

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  • b'WASHINGTON, May 19, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- On the heels of publishing Brain Simulator II: The Guide for Creating Artificial General Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence (AI) expert Charles Simon has launched a new version of Brain Simulator II , the free, open-source software platform for proving how Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) will emerge.\nThe point of the Brain Simulator II is to understand that we don\'t know precisely how to create AGI, that human intelligence is the best AGI model we have, and that today\'s narrow AI approaches cannot gradually expand to AGI.
  • To that end, the Brain Simulator creates a biologically plausible spiking neural platform and experimental research toolkit for trying out alternative approaches to today\'s AI.\nBrain Simulator II creates an end-to-end AGI system with modules for vision, hearing, robotic control, learning, internal modeling, planning, imagination, and forethought in short, the ability to understand, learn, and respond to any intellectual task a human can perform.
  • "Relating information from multiple senses then is the key to comprehending that objects exist in a physical environment an insight which underlies all human thought," Simon concludes.\nEarlier this month, Simon published Brain Simulator II: The Guide for Creating Artificial General Intelligence , a companion book to provide neuroscientists, cognitive scientists, and programmers interested in AGI, neuron limitations, or spiking AI software with everything they might need to build a system that can learn about object permanence, spatial relationships, and time/causality, and ultimately help AI to become AGI.\nFor more information about Brain Simulator II and its new features, visit http://brainsim.org .
  • The companion book, Brain Simulator II: The Guide for Creating Artificial General Intelligence (ISBN 978-1-7326872-4-0) is available at: https://futureai.guru/BrainSimGuide.aspx .\n'

Buildots releases first AI powered mobile control room for construction sites

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Wednesday, May 12, 2021
Computational neuroscience, Articles, Academic disciplines, Artificial intelligence, Science and technology, Artificial general intelligence, Hypothetical technology

b'TEL AVIV, Israel and LONDON, May 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Buildots , the AI construction tech start-up, announced the release of the first mobile "control room" to give project managers access to critical information on the go.\nProfit margins in construction are some of the lowest for any industry, averaging just 2.8%, according to a CE Performance Report.

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  • b'TEL AVIV, Israel and LONDON, May 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Buildots , the AI construction tech start-up, announced the release of the first mobile "control room" to give project managers access to critical information on the go.\nProfit margins in construction are some of the lowest for any industry, averaging just 2.8%, according to a CE Performance Report.
  • These tight margins leave companies with little room for error and one mistake, like a delayed vendor, can quickly move a project into the red.
  • The app provides up-to-date information on any visited area, including latest progress reports, delays and issues, allowing managers to respond to problems faster, saving time and reducing costs.
  • Buildots computer vision AI is highly accurate and can detect and analyze every element including an electrical outlet, window, vent or more, validating it against the project schedule and designs.\n'

Buildots releases first AI powered mobile control room for construction sites

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Wednesday, May 12, 2021
Computational neuroscience, Articles, Academic disciplines, Artificial intelligence, Science and technology, Artificial general intelligence, Hypothetical technology

b'TEL AVIV, Israel and LONDON, May 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Buildots , the AI construction tech start-up, announced the release of the first mobile "control room" to give project managers access to critical information on the go.\nProfit margins in construction are some of the lowest for any industry, averaging just 2.8%, according to a CE Performance Report.

Key Points: 
  • b'TEL AVIV, Israel and LONDON, May 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Buildots , the AI construction tech start-up, announced the release of the first mobile "control room" to give project managers access to critical information on the go.\nProfit margins in construction are some of the lowest for any industry, averaging just 2.8%, according to a CE Performance Report.
  • These tight margins leave companies with little room for error and one mistake, like a delayed vendor, can quickly move a project into the red.
  • The app provides up-to-date information on any visited area, including latest progress reports, delays and issues, allowing managers to respond to problems faster, saving time and reducing costs.
  • Buildots computer vision AI is highly accurate and can detect and analyze every element including an electrical outlet, window, vent or more, validating it against the project schedule and designs.\n'

AI Expert Charles Simon Publishes Guide for Creating Artificial General Intelligence

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Wednesday, May 5, 2021
Computational neuroscience, Articles, Academic disciplines, Artificial intelligence, Artificial general intelligence, Hypothetical technology, Science and technology, AGI

"I wrote the companion book to provide neuroscientists, cognitive scientists, and programmers interested in AGI or spiking AI software with everything they might need to build a system that can learn about object permanence, spatial relationships, and time/causality, and ultimately help AI to become AGI.

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  • "I wrote the companion book to provide neuroscientists, cognitive scientists, and programmers interested in AGI or spiking AI software with everything they might need to build a system that can learn about object permanence, spatial relationships, and time/causality, and ultimately help AI to become AGI.
  • "\n"The Guide for Creating Artificial General Intelligence is easy to read and quite understandable for readers with little or no experience in the area of how the brain works," says AGI developer Andr Slabber.
  • "Clearly, Brain Simulator II is the product of continuous improvement.
  • "\nAs Sallie advances to understanding her world using information captured with biologically plausible techniques in a Universal Knowledge Store, interfaces already exist for cameras, microphones, and robotic control to bring AGI to life.\nTo preview Brain Simulator II: The Guide for Creating Artificial General Intelligence (ISBN 978-1-7326872-4-0), go to http://futureai.guru/brainsimguide.aspx .

MBZUAI Welcomes Senior Delegation from Weizmann Institute in Abu Dhabi

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Monday, May 3, 2021
Articles, Artificial intelligence, Academic disciplines, Computational neuroscience, Cybernetics, Science and technology, Artificial general intelligence, Hypothetical technology, Abu Dhabi, Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence, Machine learning

b'ABU DHABI, UAE, May 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- A senior delegation from Weizmann Institute of Science led by President Professor Alon Chen visited the Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence (MBZUAI) in Abu Dhabi to discuss the strategic planning and roadmap of MBZUAI-WIS Joint Program for Artificial Intelligence Research (AI Program).

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  • b'ABU DHABI, UAE, May 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- A senior delegation from Weizmann Institute of Science led by President Professor Alon Chen visited the Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence (MBZUAI) in Abu Dhabi to discuss the strategic planning and roadmap of MBZUAI-WIS Joint Program for Artificial Intelligence Research (AI Program).
  • The AI Program will also carry out transformative research in Machine Learning, Computer Vision, Natural Language Processing, Computational Biology, and Neural Sciences, toward the vision of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).
  • The joint research projects to be conceived and carried out by teams from both institutions will form the core of the program.
  • Through this partnership, we will strive to uncover some of AI\'s tremendous possibilities and help solve some of the world\'s greatest challenges.