BMJ Global Health

Transitions in women’s experience of physical domestic violence during 2001–2020 and related risk and protective factors: the MINIMat longitudinal cohort study in rur…

Introduction Repeated exposure to domestic violence (DV) is common among women; however, little is known about how women’s ...
Study Finds

What Makes Brains Conscious That Computers Lack?

Research reveals why AI systems can't become conscious—and what radically different computing substrates would be needed to ...

On the limits of large language models and the unattainability of AGI and ASI

Large language models (LLMs) deliver impressive results, but are they truly capable of reaching or surpassing human ...
Automation World

Use of Predictive AI in the Oil & Gas Industry Offers Lessons for Manufacturers

TotalEnergies' deployment of machine learning at its Port Arthur, Texas, refinery demonstrates how predictive AI can ...
Journal of Medical Internet Research

Determinants of Continuous Smartwatch Use and Data-Sharing Preferences With Physicians, Public Health Authorities, and Private Companies: Cross-Sectional Survey of Smartwatch Users

Continuous use of the devices and users’ willingness to share the data collected are critical to realizing their full benefits. Objective: To identify key factors that determine continuous smartwatch ...
IEEE

Condition Monitoring of Discrete Power Devices: A Data-Driven Approach With Stress Quantification and Mold Temperature Sensing

Abstract: Discrete power devices are used in a wide range of applications some of which would benefit from device condition monitoring (CM). This article presents a data-driven method to online ...
IEEE

A Discrete Function (DF) Method for Highly Efficient Magnetization Vector Inversion of Magnetic Data

Abstract: The three-direction magnetization intensities of a source can be obtained by the magnetization vector inversion (MVI) of magnetic data, and therefore, MVI can be well applied to a magnetic ...
techxplore

Researchers extend tensor programming to the continuous world

When the FORTRAN programming language debuted in 1957, it transformed how scientists and engineers programmed computers. Complex calculations could suddenly be expressed in concise, math-like notation ...