Critical infrastructure (CI), including healthcare, transportation, energy management, and water supply, becomes increasingly digitized to improve efficiency. At the same time, this digital transformation increases CI’s vulnerability to cyberthreats. On one hand, integrating CI with artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) algorithms can enable real-time response … [Read more...] about Artificial intelligence in securing critical infrastructure: A double-edged sword [Outlook of AI Evolution]
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Artificial intelligence in climate modeling: The new frontier [Outlook of AI Evolution]
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming atmospheric prediction by offering faster, data-driven approaches that complement traditional physics-based methods. This article examines the rise of modern AI climate models, with a focus on foundation systems such as Microsoft’s Aurora, alongside GraphCast and Pangu-Weather. It highlights how these architectures leverage … [Read more...] about Artificial intelligence in climate modeling: The new frontier [Outlook of AI Evolution]
The future of computing: Classical hardware or neuromorphic hardware [Outlook of AI Evolution]
The unprecedented expansion in machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) has put unwonted pressures on conventional computing architectures, demanding particularly brain-like computations for tasks. While conventional von Neumann-based computing architectures have demonstrated immense flexibility and computational power across a wide array of algorithmic workloads, … [Read more...] about The future of computing: Classical hardware or neuromorphic hardware [Outlook of AI Evolution]
From the first flight to the stage at Harvard: What IEEE gave me before I even knew what artificial intelligence was [Techtravel]
In 2015, I boarded a plane for the first time. I was born and raised in Salvador, Bahia, and had never left the state; the first time I saw the world from above was on my way to an IEEE Brazil Council National Student Branch Meeting in Brasília. I remember looking out the window and thinking that this was the farthest I had ever been from home. I didn’t know it yet, but that … [Read more...] about From the first flight to the stage at Harvard: What IEEE gave me before I even knew what artificial intelligence was [Techtravel]
Building smart factories in the university lab
Smart factories are no longer the exclusive domain of multinational manufacturing corporations with extensive infrastructure and costly automation systems. Engineering students can now design, test, validate, and optimize entire smart factory ecosystems within their laboratories using advanced simulation platforms such as FlexSim and AnyLogic. Free trial versions, academic … [Read more...] about Building smart factories in the university lab