Tag Archives: Artificial

[ad_1] The Green Bank observatory Robert C. Byrd has detected multiple fast radio bursts in a distant source of 3 billion light-years. Artificial intelligence algorithms helped researchers find 72 unpublished programs. Image: …

[ad_1] Researchers Exploring Listen, a multi-million dollar campaign to look for signals from foreign civilizations, who still do not know exactly what causes repeated radio wave bursts in a distant galaxy. source, …

[ad_1] One of the controversial mysteries of astronomy is now being studied by artificial intelligence. A team of researchers from Breakthrough Listen, a SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) project led by the …

[ad_1] Although many space scientists and experts have warned against the use of artificial intelligence many times, a group of scientists have used AI to uncover 72 previously unknown mysterious signals, called …

[ad_1] Thanks to artificial intelligence, unusual and "mysterious" radio explosions have been detected at 3 billion light-years. (Credit: REUTERS / NASA / Document via Reuters) E.T. may have tried to "call home", …

[ad_1] Scientists say that they used artificial intelligence (AI) to uncover 72 new radio bursts from a mysterious source located about three billion light years from Earth. The initiative could advance the …

[ad_1] (G-D) Fei-Fei Li, Joanne Chen and Megan Smith attend the Democratization Academy for Individuals and Organizations at SXSW at the Austin Convention Center on March 13, 2018 in Austin, Texas. Li …

[ad_1] Artificial intelligence in search of extraterrestrial life in the universe has uncovered dozens of radio bursts previously unknown. The Breakthrough Listen program found 72 new fast radio signals – mysterious spatial …

[ad_1] Green Bank Telescope (Credit: AUI / GBO) Breakthrough listen – the astronomical program looking for signs of a smart life in the universe – applied machine learning techniques to detect 72 …

[ad_1] Breakthrough Scientists have used artificial intelligence to scan radio signals recorded from a fast radio burst, capturing far more than humans could. They use a similar algorithm to search for new …