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Artificial intelligence does not cease to surprise us, and every week opens new borders. To keep up with this unstoppable advance, we have compiled the most recent and fascinating discoveries.

This post offers you an exclusive look at the advances of AI revealed this week, highlighting its most significant developments and its impact on our society. Do not miss the issues that are marking the pulse of the technological revolution!

  • Bádminton robot driven by AI: an advance of Eth Zurich.
  • Save the orcs: AI in action in British Columbia.
  • Was Colombian club to replace Venezuelan DT?
  • OpenAi loses star researcher: Meta hires him.
  • India: AI and solar energy for pure water.

Bádminton robot driven by AI: an advance of eth zurich

A team from Eth Zurich has accomplished A remarkable milestone when presenting a robot driven by artificial intelligence capable of playing Badminton autonomously against human opponents.

The robot, called Anymal-D, was designed by the Robotic Systems Laboratory of the ETH. Equipped with a stereoscopic camera and a specialized mobile arm, use an automatic learning controller that allows you to track and predict the wheel’s trajectory, position yourself properly on the court and respond accurately to each play.

Save the orcs: AI in action in British Columbia

In British Columbia, Canada, AI is playing a key role in the protection of orcs, considered the ocean guardians by the original communities. Now, algorithms process acoustic data to ensure conservation.

In addition, the distributed physical and multisensers group of the University of La Laguna, in Spain, has developed an AI -based system that combines software with a low consumption neuronal and hardware network. This smart node is already proven in two oceanographic buoys of the Canbio project in the Canary Islands.

Was Colombian club to replace Venezuelan DT?

A Colombian football leader surprised during the presentation of the new coach of the Barranquilla team. Fuad Char, the main shareholder of the Junior of Barranquilla, said they used artificial intelligence to validate the choice of Uruguayan Alfredo Arias as a replacement for César Farías.

«We gathered and start talking about names. There was no discussion with the name of Alfredo Arias, he was the unique candidate. Then they made a consultation of artificial intelligence about what recommended us and told us to choose Alfredo Arias», Said Cha.

Although his words caused laughter among the attendees, there is still doubt: was it a real tool or just a joke?

OpenAi loses star researcher: Meta hires him

Trapit Bansal, former OpenAI key researcher, was hired by goal to boost its superintelligence laboratory and develop advanced models of AI.

Mark Zuckerberg continues to strengthen his AI team with renowned figures such as Lucas Beyer, Alexander Kolesnikov and Xiaohua Zhai. It also seeks to add Nat Friedman, former Github CEO, already Daniel Gross, co -founder of Safe Superintelligence.

India: AI and solar energy for pure water

Researchers from the Institute of Nanomaterials Science and Technology developed an innovative system to treat wastewater through solar energy, minor vibrations and artificial intelligence.

This device can completely eliminate industrial coloring such as methylene blue and Congo red. Its filter, manufactured with 3D -printed polylactic acid, is covered with bismuth ferrite, a catalyst activated by sunlight and vibrations, allowing efficient and ecological purification.

I close with this phrase from Marvin Minsky: «Artificial intelligence is the science of making machines do things that would require intelligence if men did».

James Whitfield

James Whitfield is Archysport's racket sports and golf specialist, bringing a global perspective to tennis, badminton, and golf coverage. Based between London and Singapore, James has covered Grand Slam tournaments, BWF World Tour events, and major golf championships on five continents. His reporting combines on-the-ground access with deep knowledge of the technical and strategic elements that separate elite athletes from the rest of the field. James is fluent in English, French, and Mandarin, giving him unique access to athletes across the global tennis and badminton circuits.

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