Samsung has always built its devices around what truly matters: pioneering new ways to connect and experience the world. As a leader in mobile AI, Samsung is ushering in a new era by introducing a new category of AI-native devices. At the heart of this vision is Android XR, a powerful platform optimized with AI embedded right from the …
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Samsung has always built its devices around what truly matters: pioneering new ways to connect and experience the world. As a leader in mobile AI, Samsung is ushering in a new era by introducing a new category of AI-native devices. At the heart of this vision is Android XR, a powerful platform optimized with AI embedded right from the start. …
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Read More »One of the goals of ‘AI for Science’ is to discover customized materials through real-world experiments. Pioneering advances have been achieved in computational predictions and the automation of materials synthesis1–7. Yet, most materials experimentation remains constrained to using unimodal active learning (AL) approaches, relying on a single data stream. The potential of AI to interpret experimental complexity remains largely untapped8,9. …
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