These robots could revolutionize recycling thanks to artificial intelligence and are twice as fast as humans. Important Note Content Editors rate, curate and regularly update what we believe are the top 11% of all AI resource and good practice examples and is why our content is rated from 90% to 100%. Content rated less than … Read More » “Now This News: How Artificial Intelligence Could Revolutionize Recycling”
Hundreds of millions of jobs affected. Trillions of dollars of wealth created. These are the potential impacts of a coming wave of automation. In this episode of Moving Upstream, we travelled to Asia to see the next generation of industrial robots, what they’re capable of, and whether they’re friend or foe to low-skilled workers. Important … Read More » “From The Wall Street Journal: The Robot Revolution – The New Age of Manufacturing”
A host of new innovations using artificial intelligence are boosting our potential to create a healthier, more sustainable food system. These include deep learning algorithms for dairy herds, AI-driven sorting machines, and the world’s first AI-generated flavor. But the cost of implementing and maintaining AI can be high, which may limit the opportunities for smaller … Read More » “From the Financial Times: Building A More Sustainable Food Supply With AI”
The Max-AI is a collaborative recycling robot that uses artificial intelligence and deep learning to help humans recycle more efficiently and reliably. Important Note Content Editors rate, curate and regularly update what we believe are the top 11% of all AI resource and good practice examples and is why our content is rated from 90% … Read More » “From Adam Danyal: This Recycling Robot Uses AI To Recycle Better”
ITU News asked women across Southeast Asia what it is like to be a woman in tech and how we can level the playing field. Important Note Content Editors rate, curate and regularly update what we believe are the top 11% of all AI resource and good practice examples and is why our content is … Read More » “From the International Telecommunication Union: Why Do We Need More Women in Tech?”
One of the biggest problems in the world today is the impact that humans are having on the planet. And this is very dangerous. How can AI help us solve some of these challenges? Important Note Content Editors rate, curate and regularly update what we believe are the top 11% of all AI resource and … Read More » “From the International Telecommunication Union: AI For Good – Sustainability”
A data science business is helping London to plan its services thanks to a new decision-making platform. Important Note Content Editors rate, curate and regularly update what we believe are the top 11% of all AI resource and good practice examples and is why our content is rated from 90% to 100%. Content rated less … Read More » “From Innovate UK: Mastodon C – Helping Big Cities to Solve Planning Challenges”
CNBC’s Uptin Saiidi looks at three cities infusing technology into every part of its operations. Important Note Content Editors rate, curate and regularly update what we believe are the top 11% of all AI resource and good practice examples and is why our content is rated from 90% to 100%. Content rated less than 90% … Read More » “From CNBC: What is a Smart City?”
Researchers are testing a tool based on a “topological view” of cities and slums to improve the design of growing urban areas. It turns out that roads are where everything connects. Important Note Content Editors rate, curate and regularly update what we believe are the top 11% of all AI resource and good practice examples … Read More » “From Science Magazine: Urban Planners Aim to Eliminate Slums — With a Mathematical Approach”
Recent projections show that by 2050, two-thirds of the global population will live in cities. Which makes it imperative that our future cities aren’t vast urban hellscapes but are instead smart urban centers with a dash of sci-fi: devices, roads, and lampposts all talking to each other – making life in cities safer and smoother. … Read More » “From NBC News: The Smart Cities of Tomorrow Are Already Here”
