Google, IBM make strides toward quantum computers that may revolutionize problem solving
Now that machines are interacting with people and integrating into the chaos of the wider world, everything becomes more uncertain. Indeed, most household objects, from toothbrushes to light switches to doorbells, already come in a smart version. But as they proliferate, we are going to want to spend less time telling them what to do. For the past 40 years we have been programming computers; for the next 40 we will be training them, says Chris Bishop, head of Microsoft Research in the UK.
- Interestingly, besides the up to 1TB storage option, MSI also offers models with 32GB of LPDDR4 RAM. While some laptops like the XPS 13 have this option, most 13-inch Ultrabooks do not, instead of capping off at 16GB.
- DiCarlo suspected one way to improve computer vision may be to incorporate specific brain-like features into these models.
- It can feel like a never-ending quest to get the