Eric David, Author at SiliconANGLE

New research paper explains how to create a malevolent AI

By Eric David May 20, 2016

Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming one of the most powerful tools in the tech industry, and while AI can be used for harmless tasks like defeating world Go champions, it also has the potential…

RoboBee is a bug-sized drone capable of landing on any wall

By Eric David May 20, 2016

Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University have developed a tiny drone called “RoboBee,” which they say is capable of landing on nearly any surface, much like an actual bee.…

Google patent would cover its self-driving cars in human flypaper

By Eric David May 19, 2016

In a new patent application, Google is looking to make its self-driving cars a little safer for pedestrians … by covering the cars in glue. With safety being a top concern for Google’s self-driving…

Amputee with phone-charging, drone-carrying bionic arm discusses life as a cyborg

By Eric David May 19, 2016

English scientist James Young has been living with only one arm and one leg ever since he was struck by a train roughly four years ago, but thanks to some new prosthetics funded by…

Wendy’s looking to replace workers with touchscreens

By Eric David May 18, 2016

The march of progress may soon claim some more victims, as fast food restaurant chain Wendy’s has announced that it will be rolling out order-and-pay kiosks to a number of its stores across the country…

Pilot earbuds translate languages in real-time straight to your ear

By Eric David May 18, 2016

Now that the internet has connected roughly 40 percent of the world’s population, one of the biggest barriers still standing in the way of international communication is language, but that could soon change if devices…

Face recognition app FindFace may be the ultimate stalker tool

By Eric David May 18, 2016

Russian face recognition app FindFace might be one of the scariest apps we have seen in recent years. According to the app’s developers, FindFace can identify a person from a photograph with 70 percent…

Ex-Google employees form Otto to create self-driving commercial trucks

By Eric David May 17, 2016

Otto, a tech startup founded by former Google and Tesla Motors, Inc. engineers, has just exited stealth, and it looking to revolutionize the commercial trucking industry by offering inexpensive retrofits that can turn existing…

MIT has made an origami robot that you’re supposed to swallow

By Eric David May 17, 2016

It is a fact of life that young children will swallow just about anything they can get their hands on, including dangerous objects like magnets and batteries. Often these objects must be removed through…

Nintendo wants to start making its own movies

By Eric David May 16, 2016

Nintendo Co Ltd has been understandably reluctant to license out its character for film adaptations ever since the release of the hilariously awful Super Mario Bros in 1993. Now it looks like the Japanese game…

Eric David

New research paper explains how to create a malevolent AI

RoboBee is a bug-sized drone capable of landing on any wall

Google patent would cover its self-driving cars in human flypaper

Amputee with phone-charging, drone-carrying bionic arm discusses life as a cyborg

Wendy’s looking to replace workers with touchscreens

Pilot earbuds translate languages in real-time straight to your ear

Ex-Google employees form Otto to create self-driving commercial trucks

MIT has made an origami robot that you’re supposed to swallow

Nintendo wants to start making its own movies

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