Can AI build AI, what does an augmented reality theater production look like, what is the “quantum apocalypse,” and more…
- AI gets meta: Researchers at the University of Guelph develop “hypernetwork” to build AI. (Olivia Fields, Quanta Magazine)
- MIT researchers develop training process to help humans collaborate with AI “colleagues.” (Adam Zewe, MIT News)
- Ransomware hackers target student in effort to force a Dallas suburb school district to comply with its demands. (Kevin Collier, NBC News)
- Joro app allows users to track their carbon footprint. (Brea Cubit, Business Insider)
- Development of quantum computers continues, along with efforts to mitigate their significant security risks. (Frank Gardner, BBC News)
- London’s National Theater Immersive Storytelling Group uses augmented reality to broadcast “All Kinds of Limbo.” ( Andrew Dickson, The New York Times)
- Beauty seeks tech: Beauty industry hopes to treat customers to personalized experiences via AR and AI. (Jennifer A. Kingson, Axios)
- Real Madrid TV viewers can now watch augmented reality soccer matches with Nreal’s Light glasses. (Andrew Cohen, SportTechie)
- Ransomware cybercriminals using Lockbit 2.0 capture French Justice Minister’s data. (Laurens Cerulus and Laura Kayali, Politico)
- New AI tool may be able to identify artists and prevent fraud through small samples of brushstrokes. (Livia Gershon, Smithsonian Magazine)
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