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Cyber Valley zieht Forschungsgruppenleiter aus aller Welt an

By Guest PostJune 21, 2018Technologyardian jusufi, biorobotic locomotion, cyber valley, im prs is, joerg stueckler, kuenstliche intelligenz, michael black, morphological intelligence, projekt cyber valley, sebastian trimpe

Forschungskooperation auf dem Gebiet der künstlichen Intelligenz nimmt Fahrt auf

Stuttgart/Tübingen – Das Cyber Valley wächst um zehn neue Forschungsgruppen, die an der Weltspitze der Forschung im Bereich künstliche Intelligenz stehen. Die Gruppen erhalten eine umfangreiche wissenschaftliche Ausstattung und werden von jungen Spitzenforschern geleitet, die in einem hoch selektiven Auswahlverfahren aus aller Welt rekrutiert wurden. (more…)

Proof of randomness builds future of digital security

By Guest PostJune 17, 2018Technologyandrew appel, cryptographic keys, digital security, drbgs, encryption systems, eugene spafford, katherine ye, online security, proof of randomness, threats

In an effort to block emerging threats to online security, researchers at Princeton University have developed a method to verify the strength of random number generators that form the basis of most encryption systems. (more…)

German private insurers join IBM and TK to offer electronic health records to 17.5M clients on the IBM Cloud

By Guest PostJune 12, 2018Technologyclemens muth, dkv, ega, electronic health record, generali, ibm cloud, karl josef bierth, mirko tillmann, signal iduna, techniker krankenkasse, tk

DKV, Generali (Central), Signal-Iduna and Techniker Krankenkasse work with IBM to create Smarter Healthcare for Germany

HANNOVER, Germany, June 11, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced that three of Germany’s major private health insurance companies have decided to offer their clients an individual electronic health record based on the system developed by IBM Germany and Techniker Krankenkasse (TK), Germany’s largest statutory health insurer. (more…)

Kasseler Studie: Werbebriefe auch im digitalen Zeitalter wirksam

By Guest PostJune 6, 2018Economy, Technologyandrea barkhof, andreas mann, digitalisierung, werbemittel, werbebriefe

Werbebriefe sind auch im Zeitalter der Digitalisierung ein wirksames Werbemittel. Das hat eine Studie der Universität Kassel ergeben. Demnach verweigern nur 20 Prozent aller Haushalte Werbebriefe aktiv durch Aufkleber auf Briefkästen. (more…)

How Aircraft Are Informing the Work on Self-Driving Cars

By Guest PostJune 3, 2018Technologyaircraft, hav safety, havs, mathieu joerger, nicholas patzke, nick morris, robotic cars, safety, self driving car

UA researchers are using aviation’s high standards in an effort to increase our confidence in the safety of robotic cars.

Passengers climbing into self-driving cars — also known as highly automated vehicles, or HAVs — need to believe that their vehicles can avoid potential hazards. So Mathieu Joerger, a University of Arizona assistant professor of aerospace and mechanical engineering, and researchers at the Illinois Institute of Technology are building on a knowledge of aircraft navigation standards to improve and guarantee HAV safety. (more…)

Farming’s most important crop may be the knowledge harvested by drones and the intelligent edge

By Guest PostMay 29, 2018Economy, Technologyazure Iot edge, dji, drone maker, farmbeats program, sean stratman

Since 2011, farmer Sean Stratman has grown kale, cauliflower, broccoli and squash in Carnation, Washington. Then, a few years ago, he added a new crop to his bounty: knowledge, using drones and the intelligent edge to get near-real-time information about issues like soil moisture and pests. It’s the kind of information that is not only helping him, but could benefit farmers around the world. (more…)

Modernizing Information Systems to Support a New Generation of Army Families

By Guest PostMay 27, 2018Politics, Technologyacs, army community service, army families, army leaders, david severson, gtri, margarita gonzalez, sheila isbell, support

With their loved ones sometimes deployed far away from home, potentially in harm’s way, the families of soldiers face challenging circumstances that can place a strain on everyday life. (more…)

Making AI ‘Intentional’: a Case Study and New Programming Framework

By Guest PostMay 26, 2018Technologyai intentional, artificial intelligence, chris martens, game playing program, hanabi, marcela alfaro cordoba, markus eger, ostari

Computer science researchers have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) game-playing program that exhibits social reasoning and “intentionality” – meaning it can infer how other players are likely to respond to new information and what other players likely want from the AI when they share information. The program serves as a proof of concept for a new programming framework the researchers have developed for creating more intentional AI programs. (more…)

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