The University of Malta has combined two remarkable technologies – artificial intelligence (AI) and unmanned flying aircraft – to map invasive alien plant species. That is a mouthful. Yet, seeing how AI can analyse high-resolution images captured from drones is mindblowing. Read the full story at Times2 .
The concluding seminar of this year’s Philosophy Research Seminars series will take place on May 5 with a talk examining the ethics and politics of AI. The speaker for this seminar is Enrico Panai from the Emlyon Business School in Paris, France. The seminar will touch on how the European Union promotes the use of standards in product regulation as
What is it? The Urus has been a transformative vehicle for Lamborghini. While many had been left aghast at the idea of the Italian supercar maker putting its efforts into a high-riding SUV, the Urus has turned out to be a runaway success, and it’s now the brand’s most popular car with over 38,000 built so far.The Urus SE, meanwhile, marks a new stage
A fun fact I learned in one of my undergraduate lectures was about how, due to radiation, some people would experience hearing voices in their heads a few years ago. Metal fillings in their teeth pick up radio waves blasting from radio broadcasting towers and act as an antenna. This was the first real-life instance I had heard of, which involved one
