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Indian-origin scientist develops artificial multisensory neuron to make AI smarter

Indian-origin scientist develops artificial multisensory neuron to make AI smarter
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Making AI smarter with an artificial, multisensory integrated neuron

Making AI smarter with an artificial, multisensory integrated neuron
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This Indian-origin scientist s concept can make AI smarter; here s how

This Indian-origin scientist s concept can make AI smarter; here s how
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Indian-origin scientist develops first artificial multi-sensory neuron to make AI smarter

Researchers led by an Indian-origin scientist in the US have harnessed the biological concept for application in artificial intelligence (AI) to develop the first artificial, multisensory integrated neuron that processes visual and tactile input together.

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Indian-origin scientist develops artificial multisensory neuron to make AI smarter

Researchers led by an Indian-origin scientist in the US have harnessed the biological concept for application in artificial intelligence (AI) to develop the first artificial, multisensory integrated neuron that processes visual and tactile .

New yorkUnited statesAndrew pannoneSaptarshi dasHarikrishnan ravichandranPenn state