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Of computation that you didnt need to do. one of the ways it does that is and how it perceives the world. so, every animal that we know of that uses vision to navigate works out the motion of the world around it. we call it optical flow. and that is exactly how our technology works. and the company claims that basing algorithms on insect brains could be a more efficient way of creating ai. importantly, it would also be a more affordable method for lower—cost robotic applications and that is th...

Efficient way of creating ai. importantly, it would also be a more affordable method for lower cost robotic applications, and that is the market that opteran is targeting. market that opteran is targeting-— market that opteran is tarttetin. . ., ,, targeting. the current approach to ai is fundamentally - targeting. the current approach to ai is fundamentally flawed i to ai is fundamentally flawed because it is based on a caricature of how real brains work. it is kind of a tiny piece of the puz...

So, every animal that we know of that uses vision to navigate works out of the motion of the world around it. works out the motion of the world around it. we call it optical flow. and that is exactly how how our technology works. our technology works. and the company claims that basing algorithms on insect brains could be a more efficient way of creating ai. importantly, it would also be a more affordable method for lower—cost robotic applications and that is the market that opteran is targeti...

Creativity to put such phenomenal computing power into our pockets, and no other country has our a astonishing universities, our grounding rule of law and our restless spirit. so let me offer a call to action to american businesses large and small. and to everyone in this room including industry leaders, join with us. work with us. and help keep our country strong. lets meet this moment with all the inno vegas and ingenuity -- innovation and ingenuity that america can must because americas stren...

And thats the heart beat of the u.s. economy, so weve got to keep doing this. >> jon: the chicago museum of science has an actual lunar lander on display. it was intended for one of the apollo missions. i think it was apollo 20 that ultimately never flew, but it is there. i was privileged to climb into it with jim lovell, the astronaut who flew many times, but is probably best known for the apollo 13 mission that never made it to land on the moon and yet was an incredible success in the face of ...

0 these are people with families, and the goal here really has been heartwarming. i think youve probably seen the footage of the interactions that this crew has had with children in the hospital. i mean, its been a fund-raising campaign for st. judes, 200 million dollars has been the goal. and theres been all kinds of interaction from them there. it just has been an amazing experience to see regular americans, like you and i, in space. only less than 600 people -- >> jon: hang on a second, alexa...

Take market share. think renewables and hydro and bring it to the u.s. with that comes computing power. states like texas, georgia, south carolina, wyoming and here in pennsylvania, theyre welcoming that new economy. back to you. >> sandra: wow, what a unique look at that. lauren simonetti live in pennsylvania. thanks. john? >> john: dont like the idea of her standing on toxic waste though. a follow up in the worlds most expensive french fries. turns out a lot of people are willing to pay for th...

Of course, we have flooding just as we have drought. i suppose that is part of the challenge, knowing where you might want to put more forestry. i think that is right. and one of the exciting things about the new research that is coming out based on our increasing ability to do geospatial monitoring with the improved modelling with improved data and computing power, we are actually getting better at being able to nut out these different effects and see how they are distributed. but i would haste...

The annual spring rains bring many changes to southwestern China’s Sichuan province. The rainfall also brings trucks stacked with computers to hydropower dams, where entrepreneurs can tap cheap electricity for mining bitcoin—the arcane process that accumulates the cryptocurrency using huge amounts of computing power to solve equations. “We’re like bees chasing flowers,” Tang Wanlong, chairman of bitcoin mining company Sichuan Duo Technology Co. Ltd, told TIME...

Traditional intelligence tools. primarily what they call signals intelligence which is enter intercepted communications to try to glean what they are talking about. what biden is doing now is bringing in the national labs which is this collection of 17 elite research facilities that kind of lives under the department of energy because of their ability to crunch massive amounts of data. right now we dont know exact lid what this big treasure trove of data is. we dont know if it is epidemiological...