Atharva Gosavi

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AI sorts 1 million rock samples to find cement substitutes in waste

4 days ago | interestingengineering.com | Atharva Gosavi

Hand with a Trowel in a Bucket with Plaster. (stock photo)Source: iStockA research team across the Olivetti Group and the MIT Concrete Sustainability Hub have unveiled a machine learning AI aglorithm that helps them find out alternatives for cement. Led by Souroush Mahjoubi, the team published an open-access paper in Nature’s Comminications Materials, outlining their solution.
Donald Trump fuels conspiracy theory about Joe Biden dying in 2020

5 days ago | interestingengineering.com | Atharva Gosavi

US President Donald Trump (Stock photo)Source: Wikimedia CommonsU.S. President Donald Trump has stirred up a controversy after suggesting through a Truth Social post that President Joe Biden died in 2020 and has been replaced by clones ever since. The post was originally made from a small account and made bizarre claims, sparking debate online.
Father’s treadmill for NASA astronauts becomes son’s fitness solution

1 week ago | interestingengineering.com | Atharva Gosavi

A breakthrough once developed with astronauts in mind is now transforming physical therapy, athletic recovery, and daily exercise for people nationwide. Boost Treadmills LLC, based in Palo Alto, California, and co-founded by Sean Whalen, Tom Allen, and Jimmy Bean in 2017, is bringing antigravity treadmill technology. The chair was first pioneered by Whalen’s father at NASA.
China’s AI tech detects nukes from decoys, sparking security concern

1 week ago | interestingengineering.com | Atharva Gosavi

Chinese scientists have allegedly developed an Artificial Intelligence (AI) system that can tell the difference between real nuclear warheads and fake ones (decoys). This is the first time in the world that AI has been used for this kind of arms control task. The research for this system was published in April by the China Institute of Atomic Energy (CIAE).
New discovery reveals how uranium could boost quantum computer power

1 week ago | interestingengineering.com | Atharva Gosavi

Joseph Carroll of the Davis Research Group pictured with the scanning tunneling microscope - one of just three in the world - at University College Cork in Ireland. Clare KeoghResearchers and scientists at University of Cork (UCC) in Ireland have designed a new tool that can tell if a particular material can be effectively used on a large scale for building quantum computing microchips. The theoretical work was led by Prof.
Ultra-powerful AI supercomputer Brainy goes on trial for developers

1 week ago | interestingengineering.com | Atharva Gosavi

The Brainy supercomputer. AutonomousCloud-based GPU services have long dominated the AI development landscape, thanks to their pay-as-you-go convenience. However, there’s a rising interest in the idea of owning dedicated GPU servers in recent times to embrace a more frugal approach. Autonomous Inc. recently launched the Brainy workstation, equipped with dual NVIDIA RTX 4090s, showcasing how owning local hardware can yield massive long-term savings.
Quantum trick turns noisy lasers into stable beams defying physics

1 week ago | interestingengineering.com | Atharva Gosavi

Laser reflect on optic table in quantum laboratory. (Representational image)iStockScientists have found a new method to convert fluctuating lasers into stable beams, defying classical laws of physics. This discovery has opened new opportunities to explore photonic technologies that rely on both high power and precision. Lasers are regarded essential tools in science, industry, and medicine, however, increasing their power often results into noise.
Google says Bitcoin security could be easier to crack

1 week ago | interestingengineering.com | Atharva Gosavi

Google just released a new research paper, and it could be a big deal for Bitcoin and online security. Their quantum research has found that it might take 20 times less power and effort for a quantum computer to break RSA encryption – the technology that protects things like bank accounts and Bitcoin wallets – than experts thought earlier.
UK plans on using AI to track 'hostile' Russian movements in Arctic

1 week ago | interestingengineering.com | Atharva Gosavi

Stock photo of three minesweepers. Source: iStockRussia’s war efforts in Ukraine show no signs of slowing down any time soon. The UK has now gone on alert regarding the Russians’ hostile activities in Arctic, posing a threat to the former and other European nations in the region. According to reports, the UK is now considering use of AI to detect Russia’s hostile activities in the Arctic.
Nvidia plans cheaper, simpler Blackwell AI GPUs for China: Report

1 week ago | interestingengineering.com | Atharva Gosavi

The trade war between US and China is hardly showing any sings of slowing down, and tech giants NVIDIA are already bearing the brunt of this war. However, the company is making all possible attempts to circumvent the political turmoil and add stability to their position in the Chinese markets. As per latest reports from Reuters, NVIDIA will launch a new AI chipset for China at lower price points.