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AlphaGo Might Be The Most Effective Marketing Campaign Ever - MediaPost Communications
AlphaGo Might Be The Most Effective Marketing Campaign Ever
MediaPost Communications
The ancient game of Go is a googol times more complex than chess, the total number of possible moves greater than the number of atoms in the universe. The best players make decisions on the basis of intuition and feel, areas in which humans have ...
MediaPost Communications
The ancient game of Go is a googol times more complex than chess, the total number of possible moves greater than the number of atoms in the universe. The best players make decisions on the basis of intuition and feel, areas in which humans have ...
Categories: Chess Research
Artificial intelligence steals money from banking customers - Science Magazine
Science Magazine
Artificial intelligence steals money from banking customers
Science Magazine
Just a few weeks ago, AI researchers were riding high as a computer program developed by Google DeepMind in London beat the world's top-ranked player at the board game Go, a computational task far harder than winning at chess. Many experts said the ...
Science Magazine
Just a few weeks ago, AI researchers were riding high as a computer program developed by Google DeepMind in London beat the world's top-ranked player at the board game Go, a computational task far harder than winning at chess. Many experts said the ...
Categories: Chess Research
Innovation Lab: Connected Launderettes, Smart Suitcases and Police Drones - MobileMarketing Magazine
MobileMarketing Magazine
Innovation Lab: Connected Launderettes, Smart Suitcases and Police Drones
MobileMarketing Magazine
“When the human body experiences a sneeze, there are hugely complex changes in pressure throughout different areas of the nasal cavity, mouth, windpipe and lungs in a matter of seconds,” said Dr Albert Ergich, chief researcher for the project and ...
MobileMarketing Magazine
“When the human body experiences a sneeze, there are hugely complex changes in pressure throughout different areas of the nasal cavity, mouth, windpipe and lungs in a matter of seconds,” said Dr Albert Ergich, chief researcher for the project and ...
Categories: Chess Research
7 Great Things to Do This Weekend - Riverfront Times (blog)
Riverfront Times (blog)
7 Great Things to Do This Weekend
Riverfront Times (blog)
You can try your hand at the World Chess Hall of Fame's giant chess set, enter a trivia contest or thrill to classic episodes of Nickelodeon's Double Dare, Nick Arcade and Legends of the Hidden Temple. At 10 p.m. Edgar Wright's cult classic film Scott ...
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Riverfront Times (blog)
You can try your hand at the World Chess Hall of Fame's giant chess set, enter a trivia contest or thrill to classic episodes of Nickelodeon's Double Dare, Nick Arcade and Legends of the Hidden Temple. At 10 p.m. Edgar Wright's cult classic film Scott ...
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Categories: World Chess Hall of Fame
Studies Prove That You Can Do This Crazy Thing in Your Sleep - Brit + Co
Brit + Co
Studies Prove That You Can Do This Crazy Thing in Your Sleep
Brit + Co
... the scent of the candle that was burning while you learned chess. At the very least, it's promising that a good bit of research has been dedicated to this often under appreciated part of our lives, especially in a culture that frowns upon ...
Brit + Co
... the scent of the candle that was burning while you learned chess. At the very least, it's promising that a good bit of research has been dedicated to this often under appreciated part of our lives, especially in a culture that frowns upon ...
Categories: Chess Research
Yamamoto: Mugabe's incredible Japan folly - The Zimbabwean
The Zimbabwean
Yamamoto: Mugabe's incredible Japan folly
The Zimbabwean
Mr. Mugabe's visit to Japan is to make him no more than a foreign policy pawn on a grand foreign policy chess-board – a tool in a foreign policy tool box. That pretty much ... Ken Yamamoto is a research fellow on Africa at an Institute in Tokyo. He ...
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Google News The Zimbabwean
Mr. Mugabe's visit to Japan is to make him no more than a foreign policy pawn on a grand foreign policy chess-board – a tool in a foreign policy tool box. That pretty much ... Ken Yamamoto is a research fellow on Africa at an Institute in Tokyo. He ...
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Categories: Chess Research
Chess match features 4-way tie - Arizona Daily Sun
Arizona Daily Sun
Chess match features 4-way tie
Arizona Daily Sun
The second state chess qualifier for Northern Arizona Chess Center was held at Flagstaff High School, sponsored by Killip Chess Power, on March 26. Students were trying to qualify for Arizona State Scholastic Chess Championships which will be held in ...
Arizona Daily Sun
The second state chess qualifier for Northern Arizona Chess Center was held at Flagstaff High School, sponsored by Killip Chess Power, on March 26. Students were trying to qualify for Arizona State Scholastic Chess Championships which will be held in ...
Categories: Scholastic Chess
Yamamoto: Mugabe's incredible Japan folly - New Zimbabwe.com
New Zimbabwe.com
Yamamoto: Mugabe's incredible Japan folly
New Zimbabwe.com
Mr. Mugabe's visit to Japan is to make him no more than a foreign policy pawn on a grand foreign policy chess-board – a tool in a foreign policy tool box. That pretty much ... Ken Yamamoto is a research fellow on Africa at an Institute in Tokyo. He ...
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New Zimbabwe.com
Mr. Mugabe's visit to Japan is to make him no more than a foreign policy pawn on a grand foreign policy chess-board – a tool in a foreign policy tool box. That pretty much ... Ken Yamamoto is a research fellow on Africa at an Institute in Tokyo. He ...
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Categories: Chess Research
Forget About Big Data: Teaching Computers to Think Just Like Humans Is the New Big Thing - Haaretz
Haaretz
Forget About Big Data: Teaching Computers to Think Just Like Humans Is the New Big Thing
Haaretz
Scientists and researchers have been trying for decades to develop computers or machines that can copy the complex processes that occur in the brain, chiefly the ability of people to learn. But real breakthroughs have only been achieved in the last two ...
Haaretz
Scientists and researchers have been trying for decades to develop computers or machines that can copy the complex processes that occur in the brain, chiefly the ability of people to learn. But real breakthroughs have only been achieved in the last two ...
Categories: Chess Research
JCHS chess team racks up trophies in tournament debut - Jweekly.com
Jweekly.com
JCHS chess team racks up trophies in tournament debut
Jweekly.com
The JCHS squad competed with more than 1,000 players from around the state at the 41st annual CalChess Scholastic State Chess Championship, held March 18-20 at the Santa Clara Convention Center. Sophomores Jesse Lieberman and Ben Michelson ...
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Jweekly.com
The JCHS squad competed with more than 1,000 players from around the state at the 41st annual CalChess Scholastic State Chess Championship, held March 18-20 at the Santa Clara Convention Center. Sophomores Jesse Lieberman and Ben Michelson ...
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Categories: Scholastic Chess
JCHS chess team racks up trophies in tournament debut - Jweekly.com
Jweekly.com
JCHS chess team racks up trophies in tournament debut
Jweekly.com
The JCHS squad competed with more than 1,000 players from around the state at the 41st annual CalChess Scholastic State Chess Championship, held March 18-20 at the Santa Clara Convention Center. Sophomores Jesse Lieberman and Ben Michelson ...
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Jweekly.com
The JCHS squad competed with more than 1,000 players from around the state at the 41st annual CalChess Scholastic State Chess Championship, held March 18-20 at the Santa Clara Convention Center. Sophomores Jesse Lieberman and Ben Michelson ...
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Categories: Scholastic Chess
Motor learning tied to intelligent control of sensory neurons in muscles - Medical Xpress
Medical Xpress
Motor learning tied to intelligent control of sensory neurons in muscles
Medical Xpress
"The findings strongly point to independent control of these sensors during motor learning," says Dr. Michael Dimitriou, who conducted the study and is a researcher at the Department of Integrative Medical Biology at Umeå University in Sweden. In this ...
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Medical Xpress
"The findings strongly point to independent control of these sensors during motor learning," says Dr. Michael Dimitriou, who conducted the study and is a researcher at the Department of Integrative Medical Biology at Umeå University in Sweden. In this ...
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Categories: Chess Research
Prince George's County community calendar, March 31-April 6, 2016 - Washington Post
Washington Post
Prince George's County community calendar, March 31-April 6, 2016
Washington Post
Chess club Learn to play or improve skills. 7 p.m. South Bowie Library, 15301 Hall ... 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Patuxent Research Refuge, North Tract, Route 198 between the Baltimore-Washington Parkway and Route 32, Laurel. 301-497-5887. fws.gov/refuge/patuxent.
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Washington Post
Chess club Learn to play or improve skills. 7 p.m. South Bowie Library, 15301 Hall ... 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Patuxent Research Refuge, North Tract, Route 198 between the Baltimore-Washington Parkway and Route 32, Laurel. 301-497-5887. fws.gov/refuge/patuxent.
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Motor learning tied to intelligent control of sensory neurons in muscles Umea University - EurekAlert (press release)
EurekAlert (press release)
Motor learning tied to intelligent control of sensory neurons in muscles Umea University
EurekAlert (press release)
The research shows that the sensory capability of spindle neurons was adjusted according to the ongoing requirements of the task being learned. In other words, muscle spindle signal patterns were changed during the learning process to become ...
EurekAlert (press release)
The research shows that the sensory capability of spindle neurons was adjusted according to the ongoing requirements of the task being learned. In other words, muscle spindle signal patterns were changed during the learning process to become ...
Categories: Chess Research
How Google Plans to Solve Artificial Intelligence - MIT Technology Review
MIT Technology Review
How Google Plans to Solve Artificial Intelligence
MIT Technology Review
A chess prodigy who completed high school early to establish a successful career in the video-game industry, he later got a PhD in neuroscience and published high-profile research on memory and imagination. Hassabis cofounded DeepMind in 2011 to ...
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MIT Technology Review
A chess prodigy who completed high school early to establish a successful career in the video-game industry, he later got a PhD in neuroscience and published high-profile research on memory and imagination. Hassabis cofounded DeepMind in 2011 to ...
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Cyberbullying The A.I. And The Exposure Of Children Online - WT VOX
WT VOX
Cyberbullying The A.I. And The Exposure Of Children Online
WT VOX
The A.I. is now able to learn on its own, identify faces, voices, pictures, locations, beat us at games such as chess and Go, predict behaviors, assess personalities, compute complex mathematical problems and even come up with answers in the quantum ...
WT VOX
The A.I. is now able to learn on its own, identify faces, voices, pictures, locations, beat us at games such as chess and Go, predict behaviors, assess personalities, compute complex mathematical problems and even come up with answers in the quantum ...
Categories: Chess Research
Study shows rural areas lacking after-school programs (+video) - Sherman Denison Herald Democrat
Sherman Denison Herald Democrat
Study shows rural areas lacking after-school programs (+video)
Sherman Denison Herald Democrat
“I think it speaks to the need for the after-school programs that we are seeing an increase in participation and we're seeing that demand is still high,” Afterschool Alliance Director of Research Nikki Yamashiro said. “So even though more kids are ...
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Sherman Denison Herald Democrat
“I think it speaks to the need for the after-school programs that we are seeing an increase in participation and we're seeing that demand is still high,” Afterschool Alliance Director of Research Nikki Yamashiro said. “So even though more kids are ...
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Categories: Chess Research
Study shows rural areas lacking afterschool programs (+video) - Sherman Denison Herald Democrat
Sherman Denison Herald Democrat
Study shows rural areas lacking afterschool programs (+video)
Sherman Denison Herald Democrat
“I think it speaks to the need for the after-school programs that we are seeing an increase in participation and we're seeing that demand is still high,” Afterschool Alliance Director of Research Nikki Yamashiro said. “So even though more kids are ...
Sherman Denison Herald Democrat
“I think it speaks to the need for the after-school programs that we are seeing an increase in participation and we're seeing that demand is still high,” Afterschool Alliance Director of Research Nikki Yamashiro said. “So even though more kids are ...
Categories: Chess Research
The Guardian: Alta's Ohno Wieringa - Powder Magazine
The Guardian: Alta's Ohno Wieringa
Powder Magazine
With more than 1.7 million people in the Wasatch Front and Utah's population growth trending at nearly double the national rate, the Utah Foundation, a public policy research group, predicts the state could add up to 2.5 million new residents by 2050 ...
Powder Magazine
With more than 1.7 million people in the Wasatch Front and Utah's population growth trending at nearly double the national rate, the Utah Foundation, a public policy research group, predicts the state could add up to 2.5 million new residents by 2050 ...
Categories: Chess Research
With imagination and patience, a piece of wood becomes a thing of beauty - Norwich Bulletin
Norwich Bulletin
With imagination and patience, a piece of wood becomes a thing of beauty
Norwich Bulletin
His hobby was an outgrowth of his retirement—in a somewhat roundabout fashion. For decades, starting in June 1965, he was a physicist with the former Naval Underwater Systems Center in New London, the U.S. Navy's research, development, test and ...
Norwich Bulletin
His hobby was an outgrowth of his retirement—in a somewhat roundabout fashion. For decades, starting in June 1965, he was a physicist with the former Naval Underwater Systems Center in New London, the U.S. Navy's research, development, test and ...
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