2015년 2월 27일 금요일

Is playing 'Space Invaders' a milestone in artificial intelligence?

 
Friday, February 27, 2015
Is playing 'Space Invaders' a milestone in artificial intelligence?
Computers have beaten humans at chess and "Jeopardy!," and now they can master old Atari games such as "Space Invaders" or "Breakout" withou...
Is playing 'Space Invaders' a milestone in artificial intelligence?

SCIENCE

   
Scientists reveal the real reason you have eyelashes
The mysterious function of eyelashes has been revealed at last -- thanks to science.

SCIENCE NOW

Big, bright quasar from ancient universe stuns scientists
Deep in the universe’s past, astronomers have discovered a luminous quasar powered by an enormous black hole that contains the mass of 12 bi...
› Tired of spilling your coffee? Try a latte instead, scientists say
› Medical mystery: Men who take frequent saunas live longer, study shows

ENVIRONMENT

28.8 million tons of Sahara desert fertilize the Amazon [video]
The Amazon rainforest is fertilized in part by phosphorus from a dry lake bed in the Sahara desert, researchers say in a new report that sho...
› A cause for pause? Scientists offer reasons for global warming 'hiatus'
› Is drought the new normal for Southern California?

HEALTH AND MEDICINE

Deadly diarrhea disease C. difficile infects almost 500,000 in U.S. each year
Clostridium difficile, a bacterium that causes swelling of the colon and potentially deadly bouts of diarrhea, infects almost half a million...
› Researchers find new reason to drink coffee: It may reduce risk of MS
› Is common food additive to blame for rising rates of bowel disease?

HIGHLIGHTS

A nutty weapon to fight peanut allergy
 
   
It seemed like a good idea at the time: With the incidence of peanut allergy climbing among children, the American Academy of Pediatrics adv...
› DNA discovery: British people ate imported wheat 8,000 years ago
› Is the 'love hormone' a buzz kill -- and maybe a treatment for alcoholism?

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