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Researchers at Stanford’s Center for Research on Foundation Models (CRFM) have unveiled an artificial intelligence (AI) model that works much like the famous ChatGPT but cost them only $600 to train.

directly inside SQL Server to streamline statistical analysisThe endoscope head may now conduct motions with radii and angles that are too small for current endoscopes to handle.

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the fabrication of hearing aids has been slashed from more than a week to only one day thanks to 3D technology.we present a class of magnetic soft-robotic chains (MaSoChains) that can self-fold into large assemblies with stable configurations using a combination of elastic and magnetic energies.The researchers have created new minimally invasive surgical tools that allow for the introduction of huge things into the body through a little catheter.

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Study abstract: Magnetic continuum soft robots can actively steer their tip under an external magnetic field.the geometries and functionalities of these robotic tools are limited by the inner diameter of the supporting catheter as well as the natural orifices and access ports of the human body.

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The researchers joined rigid segments with the tiny magnets-incorporated rigid segments to create their prototypes.

This strategy can be further customized and implemented for a wide spectrum of tools for minimally invasive interventions.Futurism reported that several of CNet‘s AI-generated storied appeared to have been plagiarized.

the output from AI tools is highly dependent on the input and the prompts that the humans using it provide.the people with the most significant expertise in prompting and guiding AI tools will be the ones who benefit from them the most.

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