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Lucent Technologies Researcher Shows Quantum Computers Can Perform More Applications Than Previously Thought
May 22, 1998 — Lucent Technologies researcher Lov Grover is presenting research findings today that indicate quantum computers can theoretically outperform today's digital computers for more applications than ... > full story -
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Australian Scientists Develop World's Largest Robot
May 6, 1998 — A team of Australian scientists is developing the world's largest robot - 75 metres tall, weighing 3500 tonnes and able to devour 150 tonnes of rock in a single ... > full story -
Computer Software Grades Essays Just As Well As People, Profs Announce
April 21, 1998 — New computer software can grade the content of essay exams just as well as people and could be a major boon in assessing student performance, researchers at the University of Colorado at Boulder and ... > full story -
It Might Wobble And Stagger, But Cornell's Headless Robot Is Providing Insights Into How Humans Walk
April 8, 1998 — It doesn't have a brain or a heart, and its walk is a little like the scarecrow's, but a little headless, armless, trunkless two-legged robot, developed at Cornell University, can walk, ... > full story -
A Silicon Hemingway -- Artificial Author Brutus.1 Generates Betrayal By Bits
March 12, 1998 — A synthetic author the likes of Proust, Joyce, or Kafka may not be in the future, but Brutus.1--an artificial agent capable of story generation--just wrote its first story about betrayal. ... > full story -
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New Way Of Prescribing Glasses Reduces Computer Eye Strain
January 5, 1998 — Red, sore eyes. Fatigue. Headaches. Blurred vision. If you work long hours on a computer, you know the ... > full story -
"Mugspot" Can Find A Face In The Crowd -- Face-Recognition Software Prepares To Go To Work In The Streets
November 12, 1997 — Computer "eyes" are now up to such tasks as watching for fugitives in airline terminals and other busy locations. A sophisticated face-recognition system that placed first in recent Army ... > full story -
Artificial Intelligence Improves Heart Attack Diagnosis
September 16, 1997 — Drawing on artificial intelligence technology, researchers have for the first time found that machines show promise of improving on human's ability to diagnose heart attacks, according to a study ... > full story -
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PAL-2 Computer Promises Dramatic Improvements In Image Processing
August 14, 1997 — A pizza-box size desktop computer as fast as 9,000 Pentium processors soon will dramatically speed and improve everything from airport luggage checks to mammograms, using a mathematical computer ... > full story -
Robot Lawn Mower At UF Designed To Change Suburban Landscape
August 8, 1997 — George Jetson, eat your heart out. A robot lawn mower called LawnNibbler, developed at the University of Florida's Machine Intelligence Laboratory, can cut your grass intelligently -- avoiding ... > full story -
"Deep Blue" Inspires Deep Thinking About Artificial Intelligence
May 1, 1997 — The upcoming rematch between IBM's "Deep Blue" and chess champ Garry Kasparov inspired UC Santa Cruz computer scientist Robert Levinson to ponder whether Deep Blue has advanced the ... > full story
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