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by Jeremy Hsu on (#4HTVD)
A senior data scientist at Netflix trained an AI to detect kissing scenes in films—and had to take precautions to make sure the model didn’t confuse kissing with sex
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by Payal Dhar on (#4HTP9)
Kaspersky says the group used an HTML-based exploit that's almost impossible to detect
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by Evan Ackerman, Erico Guizzo and Fan Shi on (#4HP8A)
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by David Schneider on (#4HP4S)
Celebrate the first moon landing with a GPS clock that uses Apollo-era panel meters
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by David Schneider on (#4HP1B)
Researchers turn to optical computing to carry out neural-network calculations
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by ABB Semiconductor on (#4HP1D)
Cosmic ray failures are sudden events caused by cosmic particles in devices subjected to a high electric field strength
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by Kathy Pretz on (#4HNRB)
Announces 14 new journals covering various technologies including biomedical engineering, computing, telecommunications, and more
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by Maria Gallucci on (#4HNJX)
HydroFlex signals a growing push for zero-emission rail technologies
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by Rina Diane Caballar on (#4HN4W)
The new features came out the same day as a study that found many open-source projects lack a clear way to report security problems
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by Kathy Pretz on (#4HKPT)
Cars have gotten smart. Can roads catch up?
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by Robert W. Lucky on (#4HKJV)
A lot of engineers want to change the world, but how can they be sure they won’t make it worse?

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by Tekla S. Perry on (#4HK09)
Space software mavens debate the road ahead for space exploration
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4HJKK)
Root promises to teach coding skills to children, starting as young as 4 years old
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by Stacey Higginbotham on (#4HH93)
AI, 5G, and the IoT will allow factories to produce new goods on the fly
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4HGWP)
A liquid battery that doubles as hydraulic fluid helps this robot swim for up to 36 hours
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by Michelle Hampson on (#4HGQR)
A simple attack can knock off a system’s timing by 48 years
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on (#4HGJR)
In this white paper, you’ll learn how investing in a robust, reliable thin film deposition solution will better position compound semi manufacturers for high-volume production.
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by Megan Scudellari on (#4HFXS)
This AI system detects unique gasping sounds that occur when the heart stops beating
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by Amy Nordrum on (#4HF29)
Preliminary reports suggest problems with several 500-kilovolt transmission lines disrupted the flow of electricity from two dams to Argentina’s grid
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#4HESX)
Chinese researchers are developing an airborne quantum communications network with drones as nodes
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on (#4HECM)
Cloud endpoint security is increasingly relevant in today’s business world and is critical to successful cloud migrations. In this webinar, SANS and AWS Marketplace will discuss this evolution and what it means for your AWS environment.
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4HECN)
Washing dishes is a problem that robots can solve, at least in commercial kitchens
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by Jean Kumagai on (#4HCAV)
A new graphic novel explores the forgotten history of the ELEA 9003, one of the first transistorized digital computers
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by Mark Anderson on (#4HCAX)
It’s the strongest continuous DC magnetic field ever recorded and could help scientists study nuclear fusion and exotic states of matter
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by Matthew Hutson on (#4HBY6)
AIs that were given a “social†drive and rewarded for influence learned to cooperate
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4HBM3)
PartNet is a new semantic database of common objects that brings a new level of real-world understanding to robots
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by Mark Harris on (#4HB8V)
A Q&A with ‘Eyes in the Sky’ author Arthur Holland Michel
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by Evan Ackerman, Erico Guizzo and Fan Shi on (#4H78H)
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by Joanna Goodrich on (#4H6R5)
The NASA technologist received the IEEE President’s Award for her work on Apollo 11
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by Michelle Hampson on (#4H6JV)
After analyzing more than 100,000 paintings, this AI concludes that the most beautiful images are not necessarily memorable
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by Andrew Rush on (#4H6D7)
In a few years, it will be possible to launch a satellite that makes its own (much more efficient) solar array on orbit
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on (#4H4Y7)
Maximize cooling performance to protect critical systems from damaging heat
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by Tracy Staedter on (#4H4SW)
Here's how these cubeoids could harness waste heat from steel plants
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by Mercer on (#4H4N1)
These health conditions are driving up healthcare costs. Here’s how a new IEEE member benefit can help prepare for them
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by Michael Koziol on (#4H3Y7)
Cinia and MegaFon’s proposed Arctic cable would bring lower latencies and geographical diversity
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4H255)
Tiny spikes allow this robot to climb its way up steep slopes and grip onto rough surfaces
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by LEMO on (#4H257)
Packed with sensory systems and equipped with revolutionary joints, the ANYmal robot is perfectly at ease on even the roughest terrain
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by Emily Waltz on (#4H201)
The first study of a new treatment in humans demonstrates a noninvasive, harmless cancer killer
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by Kathy Pretz on (#4H1V9)
Smaller lighter engines, 3D printed parts, and more electrical engineers are needed for the next era of flight
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by Mark Anderson on (#4H1GK)
Relativity Space has signed a lease with NASA and plans to test its first 3D-printed rocket in a flight next year
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on (#4H1BM)
Ebook: How to Determine Oscilloscope Signal Integrity
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by Lawrence Ulrich on (#4GZSJ)
Powerful central processor predicts the car’s ideal path and helps the driver achieve it
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4GWZH)
This whisker sensing system can detect air pressure from objects even before they make physical contact
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4GWJK)
The lightweight carbon fiber arm has three fingers and six degrees of freedom
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by National Instruments on (#4GW28)
The University of Southampton has been looking at new and innovative ways to teach the principles of wireless communication at a time when there is significant interest in wireless technologies
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by Evan Ackerman, Erico Guizzo and Fan Shi on (#4GQXE)
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by Kathy Pretz on (#4GQS0)
Synopsys and Zipline innovators also receive top IEEE awards
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by Philip E. Ross on (#4GQCA)
Vayyar says there are at least four good reasons to monitor passengers with radar instead of cameras
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by Michelle Hampson on (#4GPYR)
Security researchers will soon begin selling a tool that can tell when a thief is trying to steal your credit card information
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