Marines are getting this super-powered exoskeleton suit

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July 31, 2020

US Marines to get 'Alpha' exoskeleton for super strength

Robotic augmentation is coming to a war zone near you. For now, the first stop bypasses the battlefield.

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We forgot the most important thing about AI. It's time to remember it again

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Connected health: Your smartwatch will be your connection to your doctor

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How Perseverance, the latest Mars rover, draws on decades of past missions

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MIT’s machine learning designed a COVID-19 vaccine that could cover a lot more people

Not all vaccines for COVID-19 will cover everyone, in fact many may have large gaps. A novel, large-scale machine learning project at MIT designed one that might protect many more people.

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