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Videograb from Seeing the World through Your Eyes. Computer vision technology can reconstruct a 3D image of a scene displayed in the reflection of a person?s eyeball. Jia-Bin Huang and colleagues at the University of Maryland, College Park developed a computer vision model which takes between 5 and 15 photographs from different angles of an individual?s face while they look at a scene, and reconstructs the scene from the reflection in their eyeball using computer vision, a branch of machine learning. https://world-from-eyes.github.io/

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Eyeball reflections can reveal a 3D model of what you are looking at

A computer vision system uses photographs of someone’s face from different angles to reconstruct the scene they are viewing

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Understanding human intentions will be the next big breakthrough in AI

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Understanding human intentions will be the next big breakthrough in AI

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A mechanical neural network

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AIs could be hacked with undetectable backdoors to make bad decisions

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Tesla is building an AI humanoid robot called Optimus, says Elon Musk

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Magnetic microbots can hook up brain cells to make a neural network

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Social media bots: Discovering the world of twitter mischief-making

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