The Electronic Tongue: Could future AI crave a favorite food?

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Could future AI crave a favorite food?

Researchers at Penn State are developing an electronic "tongue" that blends physiological needs and psychological desires to mimic human eating habits. Using AI and big data, this device can detect tastes like salt and could have applications in personalized diets and restaurant menus. Future plans involve expanding its taste range and integrating it into a single chip, with potential applications in other senses, advancing AI development. [Link]

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Facebook created a tool which detect and repair bugs automatically

Facebook engineers have introduced SAPFIX, an automated tool for detecting and repairing software bugs. SAPFIX has successfully suggested fixes for crashes in six vital Android apps within the Facebook App Family. The tool operates by detecting crashes, identifying the problematic code, proposing solutions using predefined templates or mutations, testing the proposed fixes, and having developers review and approve them. SAPFIX streamlines bug resolution, enhances software quality, and automates the software issue resolution process, ultimately improving user experiences. [Link]

AI designs new robot from scratch in seconds

Researchers at Northwestern University have developed an AI that can design robots from scratch in seconds, bypassing the need for human-designed templates. The AI can generate entirely new robot structures using a lightweight personal computer, in contrast to other systems relying on supercomputers and human creativity. This innovation represents a significant leap in AI-driven design, with potential applications in various fields, including healthcare and search and rescue. [Link]

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AI Vincent van Gogh talks of ‘mental health struggles’

An AI version of Vincent van Gogh is part of an exhibition of the artist's final works at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris. The AI responds to questions based on the analysis of letters written by the artist. The exhibition also includes a virtual reality experience based on van Gogh's final paint palette. In the last two months of his life in 1890, van Gogh produced 74 paintings and 33 drawings, including some of his most famous works. The exhibition runs until February’24. The exhibition runs until February. [Link]

AI and the landscapes of Capability Brown – in pictures

Digital artist Daniel Ambrosi brings a touch of AI to eighteenth-century English vistas in his captivating exhibition at the Robilant+Voena gallery in London, running from October 6th. Explore the fusion of classic landscapes with cutting-edge technology. Don't miss this innovative blend of art and AI. [Link]

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