Human Cell Atlas mapea 37 billones de células humanas para identificar enfermedades

Human Cell Atlas mapea 37 billones de células humanas para identificar enfermedades

Esfuerzos para crear un mapa todo incluido Células humanas Dio un gran salto adelante. Investigadores asociados con Human Cell Atlas (HCA), un consorcio científico global, han publicado más de 40 estudios que detallan avances cruciales en el mapeo de los 37 billones de células que componen el cuerpo humano. Estos hallazgos, publicados el 20 de … Read more

A los usuarios del Human AI Pin se les ha pedido que dejen de usar el estuche de carga debido al riesgo de incendio.

A los usuarios del Human AI Pin se les ha pedido que dejen de usar el estuche de carga debido al riesgo de incendio.

comenzar Una empresa humanitaria Pidió a los usuarios que dejaran de usar su estuche de carga. ¿Que pasa conmigo? El dispositivo se debe a un riesgo de incendio, lo que añade más incertidumbre al lanzamiento del producto de esquisto. La compañía dijo a los propietarios del dispositivo que había identificado un “problema de calidad” con … Read more

Apple apologizes for its iPad Pro ad that crushed human creativity

Apple apologizes for its iPad Pro ad that crushed human creativity

Apple has apologized for its Crush! ad, which sparked a furious backlash among artists, musicians, and other creators. AdAge reports Apple said the video “missed the mark,” and it has scrapped plans to run the commercial on TV. The video shows a series of musical instruments and other tools for human expression, including a guitar, … Read more

Apple apologizes for its tone-deaf ad that crushed human creativity to make an iPad

Apple apologizes for its tone-deaf ad that crushed human creativity to make an iPad

Apple has reportedly apologized for its tone-deaf “Crush!” ad that sparked a furious backlash with artists, musicians and other creators. AdAge reports that Apple said the video “missed the mark” and has scrapped plans to run the cutesy-turned-cringey commercial on TV. It’s clear that Apple intended for the ad to serve as a metaphor for … Read more

ChatGPT Plus just got a major update that might make it feel more human – here’s how the new memory feature works

ChatGPT Plus just got a major update that might make it feel more human – here’s how the new memory feature works

Artificial intelligence might seem a little less artificial today now that Memory is live for all ChatGPT Plus users. After a few months of testing in both the free and pay versions of the generative AI chatbot, OpenAI chose to enable the feature, for paying customers only, in all regions except Korea and Europe. ChatGPT‘s … Read more

‘Inspired by the human brain’: Intel debuts neuromorphic system that aims to mimic grey matter with a clear aim — making the machine exponentially faster and much more power efficient, just like us

‘Inspired by the human brain’: Intel debuts neuromorphic system that aims to mimic grey matter with a clear aim — making the machine exponentially faster and much more power efficient, just like us

Neuromorphic computing is about mimicking the human brain’s structure to deliver more efficient data processing, including faster speeds and higher accuracy, and it’s a hot topic right now. A lot of universities and tech firms are working on it, including scientists at Intel who have built the world’s largest “brain-based” computing system for Sandia National … Read more

European ruling linking climate change to human rights could be a game changer — here’s how

European ruling linking climate change to human rights could be a game changer — here’s how

On 9 April, the European Court of Human Rights delivered a groundbreaking ruling: states are obliged to protect their citizens from the threats and harms of climate change. And in that regard, judges said, Switzerland’s climate action has been inadequate (see go.nature.com/4azjhvd). This marks the first time that an international human-rights court has linked protection … Read more

Frans de Waal (1948–2024), primatologist who questioned the uniqueness of human minds

Frans de Waal (1948–2024), primatologist who questioned the uniqueness of human minds

Credit: Erik S. Lesser/AP/Alamy Frans de Waal made an early but influential entrance onto the international scientific stage with his first book, Chimpanzee Politics (1982), which documented the intricate social manoeuvring of chimpanzees in Burgers’ Zoo in Arnhem, the Netherlands, during his PhD and postdoc years. de Waal showed that the chimpanzees often acted in … Read more

AI will lead to cut in human workers, executives admit

AI will lead to cut in human workers, executives admit

New research has found implementing AI tools across various business functions is likely to reduce human workforces over the next five years. The survey from Adecco of senior-level execs from 2,000 large companies worldwide alluded to AI’s negative impacts on the workforce after many had eased their concerns in recent months, and many more became … Read more