"human-machine interface"

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5 November 2023

The xAI and Grok logos are seen in this illustration photo taken on 05 November, 2023 in Warsaw, Poland. Elon Musks's xAI company this week introduced Grok, its converstional AI which is says can match GPT 3.5 in performance.

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5 November 2023

The xAI and Grok logos are seen in this illustration photo taken on 05 November, 2023 in Warsaw, Poland. Elon Musks's xAI company this week introduced Grok, its converstional AI which is says can match GPT 3.5 in performance.

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#10757104

5 November 2023

The xAI and Grok logos are seen in this illustration photo taken on 05 November, 2023 in Warsaw, Poland. Elon Musks's xAI company this week introduced Grok, its converstional AI which is says can match GPT 3.5 in performance.

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#10757062

5 November 2023

The xAI and Grok logos are seen in this illustration photo taken on 05 November, 2023 in Warsaw, Poland. Elon Musks's xAI company this week introduced Grok, its converstional AI which is says can match GPT 3.5 in performance.

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#10757066

5 November 2023

The xAI and Grok logos are seen in this illustration photo taken on 05 November, 2023 in Warsaw, Poland. Elon Musks's xAI company this week introduced Grok, its converstional AI which is says can match GPT 3.5 in performance.

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#10757072

5 November 2023

The xAI and Grok logos are seen in this illustration photo taken on 05 November, 2023 in Warsaw, Poland. Elon Musks's xAI company this week introduced Grok, its converstional AI which is says can match GPT 3.5 in performance.

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#8884786

20 September 2022

A deaf workers serves customers using sign language at Serona kafe, in Bintaro, Banten province, on September 20, 2022. According to the owner, Azka, he deliberately employs deaf people in his cafe to provide opportunities for people with disabilities to get jobs that are equal to other normal people, according to the cafe's name Serona which means "Equal", and hopes that this cafe can be a place of interaction for people with disabilities and public society.

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1 September 2022

Artist, Rachel Hanlon interacts with here installation titled Hello Human, Hello Machine (2017) by Rachel Hanlon during a media preview of MENTAL: Colours of Wellbeing at the ArtScience Museum on September 1, 2022 in Singapore. Co-curated by ArtScience Museum and Science Gallery Melbourne at the University of Melbourne, MENTAL presents 24 exhibits and large-scale installations by contemporary artists, scientists, makers, and designers from around the world. The installations challenge visitors to consider, question, and empathise with what it means to be human, to accept their inherent fallibility, and ultimately change their perception of themselves, others, and society as a whole.

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#6747236

23 May 2021

Visitors interacting with a Robot on display at the “Robots, The 500-Year Quest to Make Machines Human" in the Hong Kong Science Museum, in Hong Kong, China on May 22, 2021.

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#6747242

23 May 2021

Visitors interacting with a Robot on display at the “Robots, The 500-Year Quest to Make Machines Human" in the Hong Kong Science Museum, in Hong Kong, China on May 22, 2021.

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#6747244

23 May 2021

Visitors interacting with a Robot on display at the “Robots, The 500-Year Quest to Make Machines Human" in the Hong Kong Science Museum, in Hong Kong, China on May 22, 2021.

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23 May 2021

Visitors interacting with a Robot on display at the “Robots, The 500-Year Quest to Make Machines Human" in the Hong Kong Science Museum, in Hong Kong, China on May 22, 2021.

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#966240

18 December 2015

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 17th December 2015: A new icon in the Port Area, the Science museum - Museu do Amanhã (Museum of Tomorrow) explores the possibilities for the construction of the future. To seal the date, more than 36 hours of non-stop cultural atractions will happen in Praça Mauá, in front of the new museum. Built in Porto Maravilha, the Museum of Tomorrow - designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava over the Guanabara Bay is opened since 17th december. In the first weekend of operation, the Museum of Tomorrow will open with free entrance to the public. After that, the tickets will be only BRL 10,00 (Near US$ 2,50 in actual cotation). Museum of Tomorrow's internal architecture was designed to take advantage of natural sunlight and save electricity. With interactive artworks equipped with audio and video effects, the museum takes the visitor to reflect on the future. Several of the interactive audiovisual works of art provides data on sustainability, environment, oceans, global warming and other environmental aspects. In an innovative system, the air conditioning's system of Museum of Tomorrow captures the polluted waters of Guanabara Bay and after basic treatment it is used to cool the machines and then is returned to the sea with better quality than it entered.

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#966242

18 December 2015

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 17th December 2015: A new icon in the Port Area, the Science museum - Museu do Amanhã (Museum of Tomorrow) explores the possibilities for the construction of the future. To seal the date, more than 36 hours of non-stop cultural atractions will happen in Praça Mauá, in front of the new museum. Built in Porto Maravilha, the Museum of Tomorrow - designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava over the Guanabara Bay is opened since 17th december. In the first weekend of operation, the Museum of Tomorrow will open with free entrance to the public. After that, the tickets will be only BRL 10,00 (Near US$ 2,50 in actual cotation). Museum of Tomorrow's internal architecture was designed to take advantage of natural sunlight and save electricity. With interactive artworks equipped with audio and video effects, the museum takes the visitor to reflect on the future. Several of the interactive audiovisual works of art provides data on sustainability, environment, oceans, global warming and other environmental aspects. In an innovative system, the air conditioning's system of Museum of Tomorrow captures the polluted waters of Guanabara Bay and after basic treatment it is used to cool the machines and then is returned to the sea with better quality than it entered.

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#966243

18 December 2015

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 17th December 2015: A new icon in the Port Area, the Science museum - Museu do Amanhã (Museum of Tomorrow) explores the possibilities for the construction of the future. To seal the date, more than 36 hours of non-stop cultural atractions will happen in Praça Mauá, in front of the new museum. Built in Porto Maravilha, the Museum of Tomorrow - designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava over the Guanabara Bay is opened since 17th december. In the first weekend of operation, the Museum of Tomorrow will open with free entrance to the public. After that, the tickets will be only BRL 10,00 (Near US$ 2,50 in actual cotation). Museum of Tomorrow's internal architecture was designed to take advantage of natural sunlight and save electricity. With interactive artworks equipped with audio and video effects, the museum takes the visitor to reflect on the future. Several of the interactive audiovisual works of art provides data on sustainability, environment, oceans, global warming and other environmental aspects. In an innovative system, the air conditioning's system of Museum of Tomorrow captures the polluted waters of Guanabara Bay and after basic treatment it is used to cool the machines and then is returned to the sea with better quality than it entered.

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#966244

18 December 2015

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 17th December 2015: A new icon in the Port Area, the Science museum - Museu do Amanhã (Museum of Tomorrow) explores the possibilities for the construction of the future. To seal the date, more than 36 hours of non-stop cultural atractions will happen in Praça Mauá, in front of the new museum. Built in Porto Maravilha, the Museum of Tomorrow - designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava over the Guanabara Bay is opened since 17th december. In the first weekend of operation, the Museum of Tomorrow will open with free entrance to the public. After that, the tickets will be only BRL 10,00 (Near US$ 2,50 in actual cotation). Museum of Tomorrow's internal architecture was designed to take advantage of natural sunlight and save electricity. With interactive artworks equipped with audio and video effects, the museum takes the visitor to reflect on the future. Several of the interactive audiovisual works of art provides data on sustainability, environment, oceans, global warming and other environmental aspects. In an innovative system, the air conditioning's system of Museum of Tomorrow captures the polluted waters of Guanabara Bay and after basic treatment it is used to cool the machines and then is returned to the sea with better quality than it entered.

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