Facebook’s Daily Automatic Translations Processed By AI
All of Facebook's daily 4.5 billion automatic translations are now processed using neural networks.
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Biohybrid Robot Uses Sea Slug’s Muscles
A robot that uses muscles from a sea slug’s mouth, nerves, and neurons to crawl with an inchworm-like movement, has been developed by researchers at Case Western Reserve University.
Evidence For Stratosphere Outside Our Solar System
The strongest evidence to date for a stratosphere on a planet outside our solar system, or exoplanet has been found by scientists.
Call For Less Complexity At 2017 Black Hat Conference
Alex Stamos, Facebook's security boss has said the security industry needs to worry less about technology and more about people.
A Galactic Everyday Collection For Life On Mars
Central Saint Martins graduate Christine Lew has designed a Galactic Everyday collection for life on Mars: a suit to bathe in, a vacuum-suctioning dressing gown and a temperature-regulating duvet.
Nissan Warning System To Save Pets In Summer
Nissan has a new warning system intended to help you remember items you've left behind, and it's aimed directly at your backseat.
Fitbit Smartwatch To Be Home For Christmas
Fitbit is still moving ahead with its previously announced smartwatch, which is now due to arrive in time for Christmas.
Any Apple Product Released In 2017 Will Succeed
Any product Apple release this year would be successful. There is pent-up replacement demand
The Secret To Taking The Perfect Selfie
Computer scientists have created an app which can aid you in taking the perfect selfie - and it's all based on angles and positing.
Methane Beneath Antarctic Ice Sheets Eaten By Microbes
Lurking in a lake half a mile beneath Antarctica's icy surface, methane-eating microbes may mitigate the release of this greenhouse gas into the atmosphere as ice sheets retreat.