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Michelle Hampson

  • Freelance Writer and Editor, AAAS
Halifax
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ConlangCrafter Turns AI to Imagining Languages Original

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By Michelle Hampson
| Fixing the Future
There are over 7,000 natural languages today, but that doesn’t stop people from occasionally making up completely new ones. These constructed languages, or conlangs, include Dothraki, Klingon, and various Elvish languages. Now, an AI model called ConlangCrafter is also capable of generating new languages—and it is particularly good at it.
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Shadow-Free Augmented Reality Makes Illusions More Realistic Original

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By Michelle Hampson
| Fixing the Future
This article is part of our exclusive IEEE Journal Watch series in partnership with IEEE Xplore. In spatial augmented reality, light is projected onto surrounding objects to manipulate their appearance. The idea isn’t new, but researchers are now finding more and more sophisticated ways of taking the technique to the next level.
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Visual Language Models Train Robots to Read Human Emotions Original

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By Michelle Hampson
| Fixing the Future
This article is part of our exclusive IEEE Journal Watch series in partnership with IEEE Xplore. As robots advance in terms of dexterity and other physical capabilities, it becomes more likely that humans may find themselves working alongside them. If that happens, how will robots’ emotional capabilities need to advance for them to successfully work with people?
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