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Nvidia reveals an incredible AI that can reconstruct badly-damaged photos with remarkable accuracy

Nvidia reveals an incredible AI that can reconstruct badly-damaged photos with remarkable accuracy

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Photoshop could become a thing of the past thanks to new technology that can touch-up badly damaged photos. The Nvidia software uses AI and deep-learning algorithms to predict what a missing portion of a picture should look like and recreate it with incredible accuracy.   All users need to do is click and drag over the…
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Dozens of Roman skeletons discovered under York hotel swimming pool

Dozens of Roman skeletons discovered under York hotel swimming pool

The supercopter gets armed: Marine Corps begins testing rockets on Osprey tiltrotor

The supercopter gets armed: Marine Corps begins testing rockets on Osprey tiltrotor

Poll: Younger Americans less apt to use unique passwords

Poll: Younger Americans less apt to use unique passwords

Falling ‘UFO’ is spotted in Somerset 

Falling 'UFO' is spotted in Somerset 

Amazon launches $80 ‘Echo babysitter’ Alexa speaker

Amazon launches $80 'Echo babysitter' Alexa speaker

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Amazon has released its first Echo device for kids.  Called the Echo Dot Kids Edition, it looks just like Amazon's other Alexa-enabled devices, but includes new parental controls, child-friendly content and a range of colorful protective cases.  The Echo Dot Kids Edition starts at $80 (£57) and is available for pre-order starting on Wednesday, with…
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Toronto PhD student says ‘lab-selfies’ hold back fight against sexism

Toronto PhD student says 'lab-selfies' hold back fight against sexism

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Female scientists who post 'pretty selfies' from their laboratories are damaging the fight against sexism. That's the controversial claim of Meghan Wright, a PhD student in biomedical engineering at Toronto University who recently published an opinion piece in the journal Science. In the male-dominated world of research, women are 'paid less' and 'continuously underrated', claims Ms…
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3,000-year-old Tombos horse shows ancient Egyptians’ love of them

3,000-year-old Tombos horse shows ancient Egyptians' love of them

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A female chestnut-coloured horse buried in a shroud nearly 3,000 years ago shows Egyptians' love of their equine family members. The Tombos horse - which is named after the place in Sudan where it was found - was discovered in a funeral position more than five feet underground a tomb. Researchers were expecting to find…
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Scientists release most detailed star chart of the Milky Way

Scientists release most detailed star chart of the Milky Way

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The most detailed star chart ever created for the Milky Way and its neighbouring galaxies has been released by the European Space Agency. Data made public today includes high-precision measurements of almost 1.7 billion stars collected by the space agency's Gaia probe, which was launched in 2013. It follows the release two years ago of…
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