Bruce Schneier and coauthor Barath Raghavan argue that all talking AIs and robots should use ring modulators to make themselves distinguishable from human speech.
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By chaining the selectors together, he was able to encode invisible messages inside an emoji (or any other Unicode character) ...
Apptronik, a University of Texas spinout that was quietly building humanoid robots before it became quite so fashionable, on ...
Inspired by nature’s most adaptable creatures, SpiRobs is a new kind of soft robot developed by researchers at the University of Science and Technology of China. Unlike traditional robotic arms that ...
Called Le Chat and developed by a French startup as a competitor to ChatGPT, it launched as a smartphone app on February 6th.
Discover how hidden Unicode data, including emojis, is being used to exploit AI systems and what developers can do to ...
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