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A brief history of artificial intelligence

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The chatbot developments that have revolutionized many areas of our lives in recent years are the result of many gradual developments, which have gone through neural networks, psychological therapy, hot dogs (for example), chess, and the Nobel Prize in Physics.
The Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Two researchers at the Hebrew University will receive grants of 2 million euros each from the ERC

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In addition, two outstanding researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem were chosen to join the EMBO young researchers program
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The developers of the deep learning technologies using neural networks won the Nobel Prize

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The two, John Hopfield from Princeton University and Prof. Geoffrey Hinton from the University of Toronto changed the way machine learning is done for artificial intelligence and promoted the technology becoming as powerful as we know it today
Figure demonstrating the interpretation of DISCOVER. Three heatmaps highlighting the embryo features (center) most significant to the AI's prediction of embryo quality. Credit: Oded Rotem

How does artificial intelligence help doctors decipher medical images?

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Researchers from Ben-Gurion University have developed a computational method that explains how artificial intelligence systems make clinical decisions by breaking down medical images into meaningful components
From the right: Prof. Yuval Nir, Dr. Michal Teper, Omer Ben Barak-Dror, Prof. Israel Ganot. Photo credit: Tel Aviv University

A technological breakthrough will help identify clinical reactions of patients under anesthesia

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For the first time: tracking through closed eyes could be used to detect arousal, awareness, and pain during sleep
Photo credit: Hagai Nativ, Maurice Kahn Marine Research Station, University of Haifa

With the help of artificial intelligence: an effect of ship noise on dolphins was found for the first time

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According to the researchers, the dolphins communicate in a different way and change their vocal behavior when they encounter the noise of a ship and therefore they are definitely affected by the noise of the ships. Past studies have already shown that a change in vocal behavior
The success of the model can improve the study of bird migration. Pelicans, photo: Reot Alon

If birds were visible to the planes

A new Israeli study presents a solution to the many accidents between aircraft and winged creatures, and for the first time succeeds in identifying with the help of radar flocks of large birds, which until now were considered "invisible"
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Artificial intelligence such as CHATGPT will bring about a change in the way we handle texts

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This is according to the annual conference of Tech.AI, the center for artificial intelligence at the Technion
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Predicting solar storms days in advance using artificial intelligence

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A study by researchers from Ariel University published in the Astrophysical Journal used deep learning to analyze radiation data from communications satellites that NASA has been collecting since the 1990s and succeeded with the help of machine learning to predict
On the left, Mokesh Kara, IBM and Moshe Tanach, Neuraliti. Photo: Neuraliti

Israeli AI startup NeuReality and IBM will jointly build the next generation of artificial intelligence platforms

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The Israeli NewReality is the first chip start-up company in the world to be chosen to join IBM's AI Hardware Center * Dr. Mukesh Kahara, IBM: "The partnership with NewReality, which developed the unique AI-centric approach, is a collaborative type
New models based on deep learning predict the interactions between atoms in organic molecules. These models will help computational biologists and drug developers understand diseases and treat them more efficiently. Courtesy of University of Florida

Artificial intelligence and quantum mechanics will help discover drugs

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A new algorithm based on deep learning almost eliminates the need for gadolinium in MRI scans

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"Deep neural networks will be in the 21st century what electricity was in the 20th century"

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Despite the rapid developments in artificial intelligence, children learn much faster and more efficiently than computers. Image: pixabay.

A more human artificial intelligence

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IBM unveils a server for artificial intelligence applications

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Where now, artificial intelligence? Illustration: pixabay.

The three questions that artificial intelligence will not be able to answer

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What did you want her to understand?

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"The fear is not about artificial intelligence - but about who will control it"

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Fusion of images by a neural network combining content (the researchers' original image) and style (taken from a drawing of sweets). According to Prof. Elad, "the network is looking for a result that will be faithful to these two sources". Source: Technion spokesmen.

open the box

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