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“After Dark” brought people together from all over the world to experience the forbidden pleasure of sneaking around Tate Britain, one of the world’s best-known art galleries, late at night. The live …

Robot readable world Timo Arnall, 2012 How do robots see the world? How do they gather meaning from our streets, cities, media and from us? This is an experiment in found machine-vision footage, …

Robotic challenges to push forward innovation in Middle East source:  http://www.mbzirc.com/news/mbzirc-boasts-teams-from-top-international-universities-and-organizations-15

This video demonstrates both the impressive capabilities of neural captioning systems, as well as the humorous (and maybe unsettling) limitations of such systems when their training data lack the …

“Having completed my domestic labors for the day (including a turn around the house with my lovely red Miele), I take a moment to consider the most recent development from Boston Dynamics (now part …

A robot solving the Instant Insanity puzzle. The film was shot in 1971 in the Stanford AI Lab.

If you could swap the eyes you were born with for 3-D printed upgrades, would you? What if they had 15/10 vision, photo filters and the ability to record what you see? Source mic.com