Used by electronic payment solutions and banks, machine learning aims to fight against financial fraud. But hackers could try to lure these learning models into attacks and disinformation campaigns. Subfield of AI, the machine learning (ML) allows computers to rely on statistical techniques to perform a specific task. Taking advantage of the computing power of … Read more
Time is elastic, especially in the metro. This is the conclusion reached by a team of researchers from Cornell University in New York after conducting an unprecedented experiment using virtual reality. For their study, published in the scientific journal Virtual reality on November 3, 2022, American researchers placed around forty subjects in a fictitious New … Read more
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) had launched a call for tenders for the “Machine Learning Application Approval” (MLEAP) research project funded by the Horizon Europe research and innovation programme. It selected APSYS, a subsidiary of Airbus, to implement the MLEAP project in partnership with LNE & NUMALIS. Airbus decided last July to merge … Read more
Article publié dans notre Hors-série l’IA au cœur de l’Humain (toujours disponible sur la boutique Libé). «Les ordinateurs et les machines qu’ils contrôlent peuvent réaliser des prouesses, avoir l’air extrêmement intelligent et même susciter notre affection. Mais, aussi doués qu’ils puissent devenir, j’ai toujours pensé qu’ils ne pourraient pas remplacer les médecins… Jusqu’à aujourd’hui.» On … Read more
Topological materials, an exotic class of materials whose surfaces exhibit different electrical or functional properties than their interiors, have been a hot area of research since their experimental realization in 2007 – a discovery that sparked new research and precipitated a Nobel Prize in Physics in 2016 These materials are believed to have great potential … Read more
Vikas Nanda has spent more than two decades studying the intricacies of proteins, the highly complex substances found in all living organisms. The Rutgers scientist has long envisioned how the unique patterns of amino acids that make up proteins determine whether they become anything from hemoglobin to collagen, as well as the later, mysterious step … Read more
Times have changed and the market is broadly divided into two camps: vendors who use a predefined AI framework and those who create their own. Without wanting to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each camp, let’s try to determine what it means for users. Two obstacles are slowing the adoption of AI First, a … Read more
Published on Friday, September 9, 2022 by Denis Lapalus Updated Thursday, September 8, 2022 at 2:14 p.m. No small savings! Let’s be clear ! All savings are good to take. However, if some collect the 3 liters of water from their shower, while it is still cold, then always shower for too long minutes (> … Read more
Social networksdating application, telecommuting, streaming platform, artificial intelligence… All areas of our daily lives have been taken over by digital technology. The Covid crisis, and periods of confinement, have accelerated this digital revolution, for better or for worse. In “Homo numericus. The Coming Civilization » (Albin Michel editions), the economist Daniel Cohen analyzes this digital … Read more
Scientific research allows us to better understand the functioning of the complex organ that is our brain and that of its 86 to 100 billion neurons. Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University, Albert Einstein College of Medicine and the Champalimaud Foundation have been working for more than 10 years to better understand the flow of communication … Read more