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Misuse of Artificial Intelligence (AI) voice generation is already ringing alarms of fear.

Swiss researchers calculate pi to a new record number of figures. Buy an NFT clipart of a rock for almost $300K, for some reason. Graphene-reinforced concrete. “Biosmocking” is a peek at the future of apparel. AATCC announces the first global standard for measuring fiber fragment release during home laundering. A new sock sneaker featuring mushroom soles and 3D knitted discarded dog hair. Words coined by classic authors. Big brands go direct-to-consumer to gather better data. Genetically alt...

Hitting 62.8tn figures using a supercomputer, researchers from Switzerland have calculated the mathematical constant ‘pi’ to a new world-record level of exactitude.  In a statement, Graubuenden University of Applied Sciences said, “The calculation took 108 days and nine hours.” 

Hi there, new and returning readers. This is The Station, a weekly newsletter dedicated to all the ways people and packages move (today and in the future) from Point A to Point B. Just as I was getting ready to ship this newsletter, I spotted that there was a fatal crash involving a Tesla, in which no one was in the driver’s seat. There was an individual in the passenger seat and one in the rear. Both men died. Follow @KPRC2Deven, the Houston reporter who broke this story over the weekend, to...

As well as being a world first academic-industry research project focused on computer vision in scooters, the pilot will also be Irelands first major structured e-scooter trial. The purpose of the research project is to simultaneously improve e-scooter safety and to explore the Smart City possibilities associated with computer vision equipped micromobility vehicles.  The collaboration will start immediately on individual DCU campuses, while the computer vision equipped TIER scooters will also ...

DCU rolls out e-scooter scheme on its campuses Pilot scheme to monitor scooter safety will be open to 18,000 students and 2,000 staff about 23 hours ago   Dublin City University is launching a shared scooter scheme that will allow staff, students and companies located on its campuses to get around more easily. The electric scooters are being made available as part of a research pilot project intended to monitor how artificial intelligence and computer vision can improve safety for both riders...

30 artificial intelligence equipped e-scooters are being rolled out for use by Dublin City University (DCU) staff and campus companies, as part of a research pilot project. The project will run for six months and aims to improve e-scooter safety for both riders and pedestrians. As the Government has yet to legalise e-scooters on our roads, the trial will take place on DCU campuses only until such a time. Four organisations are involved in the project - Europes largest e-scooter operator Tier, I...