Scientists Have Trained Ai To See Through Walls

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Sun, 06/24/2018 - 2:30am

Each week, we spotlight a cool innovation recommended by some of the industry's top tech writers. This week's pick is an AI with X-ray vision. "Omnipresent wireless signals that keep us connected can now be used like X-rays to see and track the movements of people, even when hidden behind walls," said Andrew Liszewski at Gizmodo.

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