6 infos cette semaine ! Voici le choix de la “rédac” StoriesOut
Cette semaine Neuralink a obtenu l’autorisation pour les essais sur l’homme Mars devient plus écologique La désinformation plombe la bourse Le lait maternel transformé en poudre Le premier festival de cinéma généré par IA a eu lieu aux États-Unis Et l’IA matérialise vos pensées en vidéo
This week’s six stories! Here are the StoriesOut editor’s picks
This week, Neuralink has won FDA approval for human trials Mars becomes greener Misinformation plagues the stock market Breast milk turned into powder The first AI-generated film festival takes place in the US And AI materializes your thoughts in video
Une puce dans le cerveau : la start-up Neuralink d’Elon Musk va tester ses implants cérébraux sur des humains
Mars bar plastic wrapper swapped for paper
FACT FOCUS: Fake image of Pentagon explosion briefly sends jitters through stock market
BBy device turns breast milk into powder, helps NICU nurses avoid lengthy ‘milk shift’
Where Memory Ends and Generative AI Begins
Une IA capable de modéliser les ondes cérébrales en vidéos pour étudier notre fonctionnement cognitif
#1. Une puce dans le cerveau : la start-up Neuralink d’Elon Musk va tester ses implants cérébraux sur des humains
La start-up Neuralink, une des entreprises d’Elon Musk, a annoncé jeudi sur Twitter qu’elle avait reçu l’accord des autorités sanitaires américaines pour tester ses implants cérébraux connectés sur des humains.
La start-up Neuralink, une des entreprises d’Elon Musk, a annoncé jeudi sur Twitter qu’elle avait reçu l’accord des autorités sanitaires américaines pour tester ses implants cérébraux connectés sur des humains.
#2. Mars bar plastic wrapper swapped for paper
Mars bars have been given a new look with recyclable paper wrappers instead of plastic. It is part of a pilot, trialling more environmentally friendly materials for Mars Food’s chocolate bars. The new packaging will be rolled out at 500 Tesco stores in the UK from Monday.
The move follows chocolate rivals, Nestle, which has been using paper packaging for Smarties since January 2021 and on some Quality Street sweets since December 2022.
Mars bar plastic wrapper swapped for paper
#3. FACT FOCUS: Fake image of Pentagon explosion briefly sends jitters through stock market
An image of black smoke billowing next to a bureaucratic-looking building spread across social media Monday morning, with the claim that it showed an explosion near the Pentagon.
The posts sent a brief shiver through the stock market as they were quickly picked up by news outlets outside the U.S., before officials jumped in to clarify that no blast actually took place and the photo was a fake.
FACT FOCUS: Fake image of Pentagon explosion briefly sends jitters through stock market
#4. BBy device turns breast milk into powder, helps NICU nurses avoid lengthy ‘milk shift’
Nurses in the neonatal intensive care unit can spend an entire shift waiting for breast milk to defrost so they can prepare bottles for their hungry patients. This can wind up costing hospitals millions of dollars in labor each year and prevent nurses from performing patient care.
BBy is out to disrupt what CEO Dr. Vansh Langer called a 70-year-old freeze-and-defrost process with its technology that turns donor breast milk into shelf-stabilized, powdered breast milk.
BBy device turns breast milk into powder, helps NICU nurses avoid lengthy ‘milk shift’
#5. Where Memory Ends and Generative AI Begins
IN LATE MARCH, a well-funded artificial intelligence startup hosted what it said was the first ever AI film festival at the Alamo Drafthouse theater in San Francisco. The startup, called Runway, is best known for cocreating Stable Diffusion, the standout text-to-image AI tool that captured imaginations in 2022.
In February of this year, Runway released a tool that could change the entire style of an existing video with just a simple prompt. Runway told budding filmmakers to have at it and later selected 10 short films to showcase at the fest.
Where Memory Ends and Generative AI Begins
#6. Une IA capable de modéliser les ondes cérébrales en vidéos pour étudier notre fonctionnement cognitif
Une intelligence artificielle révolutionnaire est capable de convertir vos ondes cérébrales en vidéos surprenantes. Une recherche en cours de validation met en avant le projet innovant nommé « MinD-Video », qui vise à reconstruire des vidéos de haute qualité à partir de données d’imagerie cérébrale grâce à l’intelligence artificielle.
Cette technologie permet d’améliorer notre compréhension du processus cognitif. Les chercheurs veulent comprendre plus en profondeur le fonctionnement de nos mécanismes cognitifs en reconstruisant la vision humaine à partir des activités cérébrales.
