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- 1NASA deploys AI to analyse lunar data from LRO●🌕🤖 LA NASA VIENT DE METTRE UNE IA AU TRAVAIL… SUR LA LUNE Depuis 2009, la sonde Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) photo
NASA and IBM have put artificial intelligence to work on data from the Moon. Since 2009, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has been photographing and measuring the lunar surface, producing a huge volume of data that researchers struggle to analyse manually. The two organisations are now using AI to process those images and measurements, and the collaboration is being shared on social media.
- 2Scientists Eye 'Symbiotic Intelligence' Model for Human-AI Collaboration●Artificial Symbiotic Intelligence: What vision and biology can teach us about how to collaborate with AI
An essay published by The American Bazaar argues that the future of AI should be modelled on symbiosis in biology rather than competition between humans and machines. Drawing on lessons from vision science and living systems, it proposes 'artificial symbiotic intelligence' as a framework where humans and AI collaborate, each strengthening the other. The piece contributes to an ongoing debate about whether AI development should prioritise autonomy or partnership with people.
- 3McLaren F1 team teases link-up with Google's Gemini●McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team (@McLarenF1): OP 🤝 data @geminiapp # McLarenF1 https:// t.co/QCTbM1gwsc # F1 # F1bot #
The McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 team has posted a social media message referencing Google's Gemini app, using a handshake emoji that suggests a partnership or collaboration. The short post, shared on the team's official account with no further explanation, has prompted speculation about what role Gemini or Google's AI technology might play with the squad. No further details have been released by either McLaren or Google.
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