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AI acquires the power to manipulate fusion, but wait, it’s actually good news
A research group has taught AI to magnetically wrangle a high-powered stream of plasma used for fusion research — but wait! Put away your EMPs and screwdrivers, this is definitely a good thing, not a terrifying weapon for use against humanity in the coming robocalypse. The project is a collaboration between Google’s DeepMind and l’École […]
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