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Dario Izzo

AIKO: Intelligent Space Systems - 4 views

shared by Dario Izzo on 14 May 18 - No Cached
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    New company (start-up). European (in Italy) and aimed at autonomy and AI in GNC.
Dario Izzo

Assured Autonomy - 5 views

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    lol, while ESA is sending around memos and its managers are spending time talking about validation and verification of AI methods ... US / DARPA is already 5-6 years ahead. Hopefully the ACT can contribute to this with our DA based approach ....
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    your call
LeopoldS

ConnectX | Private Digital Currency Network - 1 views

shared by LeopoldS on 13 May 18 - No Cached
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    credible?
jaihobah

Artificial Neural Nets Grow Brainlike Navigation Cells - 0 views

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    Faced with a navigational challenge, neural networks spontaneously evolved units resembling the grid cells that help living animals find their way.
LeopoldS

SpaceNet - 2 views

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    nice, did any of you try it already
Marcus Maertens

Explain python global interpreter lock (GIL) Like I'm Five - 3 views

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    Best explanation of the GIL so far
jaihobah

The material science of building a light sail to take us to Alpha Centauri - 2 views

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    The Nature paper this article is reviewing (behind their paywall) https://www.nature.com/articles/s41563-018-0075-8
dharmeshtailor

FB pre-trained deep neural net on billion image user-hashtag dataset - 0 views

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    Dataset automatically constructed from public images uploaded by users on FB/Instagram with hashtags used as labels! They refer to this as 'weakly supervised learning'. Then neural net fine-tuned for ImageNet and achieved record 85.4% accuracy.
jaihobah

The innovation turning desert sand into farmland - 1 views

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    Norwegian scientist Kristian Morten Olesen has patented a process to mix nano-particles of clay with water and bind them to sand particles to condition desert soil - he has been working on Liquid Nanoclay (LNC) since 2005.
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    The news here that some patent has been filed. If it actually works the guy is an ass for wanting to patent something that is solving world hunger. If it does not, then the guy is still an ass. So the news is that this guy is an ass :)
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    Agreed :) But, if it does work I doubt the guy will be able to enforce the patent in most of the countries where this will be helpful.
jaihobah

Demonstration Proves Nuclear Fission Can Provide Exploration Power - 0 views

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    NASA and the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) have successfully demonstrated a new nuclear reactor power system that could enable long-duration crewed missions to the Moon, Mars and destinations beyond. Main page for kilopower project: https://www.nasa.gov/directorates/spacetech/kilopower
dharmeshtailor

Facebook does Go - 3 views

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    Took 2000 GPUs over 2 weeks to train :)
Marcus Maertens

The Silurian Hypothesis: Would it be possible to detect an industrial civilization in t... - 1 views

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    A NASA study which is concerned with the question whether we could detect lost industrial civilizations on earth by analyzing the climate fingerprints.
jaihobah

A Radically Conservative Solution for Cosmology's Biggest Mystery - 2 views

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    Two ways of measuring the universe's expansion rate yield two conflicting answers. Many point to the possibility of new physics at work, but a new analysis argues that unseen errors could be to blame. See also this work based on GAIA data that, on the other hand, reinforces the discrepancy: Milky Way Cepheid Standards for Measuring Cosmic Distances and Application to Gaia DR2: Implications for the Hubble Constant https://arxiv.org/abs/1804.10655
jaihobah

Machine Learning's 'Amazing' Ability to Predict Chaos - 2 views

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    Researchers have used machine learning to predict the chaotic evolution of a model flame front.
jaihobah

Computer Scientists Close In on Unique Games Conjecture Proof - 0 views

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    "A paper posted online in January takes theoretical computer scientists halfway toward proving one of the biggest conjectures in their field. The new study, when combined with three other recent papers, offers the first tangible progress toward proving the Unique Games Conjecture since it was proposed in 2002 by Subhash Khot, a computer scientist now at New York University. Over the past decade and a half, the conjecture - which asks whether you can efficiently color networks in a certain way - has inspired discoveries in topics as diverse as the geometry of foams and the stability of election systems. And if the conjecture can be proved, its implications will reach far beyond network-coloring: It will establish what is the best algorithm for every problem in which you're trying to satisfy as many as possible of a set of constraints - the rules in a sudoku puzzle, or the seating preferences of a collection of wedding guests, for instance."
jaihobah

Scientists plan huge European AI hub to compete with US - 1 views

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    "Leading scientists have drawn up plans for a vast multinational European institute devoted to world-class artificial intelligence (AI) research in a desperate bid to nurture and retain top talent in Europe. The new institute would be set up for similar reasons as Cern, the particle physics lab near Geneva, which was created after the second world war to rebuild European physics and reverse the brain drain of the brightest and best scientists to the US."
Marcus Maertens

The Race to Save the Axolotl | JSTOR Daily - 2 views

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    A white creature with regeneration.
jaihobah

Quantum Blockchains Could Act Like Time Machines - 3 views

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    Blockchains, now with more buzzwords!
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    Time travel! Finally. Can we also use it for antigravity?
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