With the rise in awareness of the harmful effects of fossil fuels and the increase in sustainable energy and Electrical Vehicles, we have seen a massive shift in the automotive industry. Still, old batteries have been a factor that has slowed the industry down by quite a bit. This research started to pace up on the batteries on how to increase the energy storage capacity and different materials that can work. And now, a possible breakthrough has been found by MIT researchers with the help of machine learning-based tools that can create computer simulations quickly and effectively, as creating computer simulations is a very long and extensive calculation process. With this system, scientists will have a standardized approach to building models that can correctly compute the trial and error process with different materials.

Symantec has launched Endpoint Protection 14, a new security solution which harnesses artificial intelligence to protect clients. Announced on Tuesday, the new security offering is powered by AI and machine learning on the endpoint and in the cloud. Symantec says that by harnessing machine learning to collate data and detect patterns and anomalies which may indicate a cyberattack, AI provides "a multi-layered solution able to stop advanced threats and respond at the endpoint regardless of how the attack is launched." This comes at a good time, when the internet is currently running amock with all kinds of new viruses like randsomware and other dangerous new exploits. Their new system, the Symantec Endpoint Protection combines machine learning, memory exploit mitigation and threat intelligence provided by Symantec and Blue Coat, which combined their research and security operations in October after Symantec completed the acquisition of Blue Coat for $4.6 billion.

There are more than 30 million research papers out there, and more than 3,000 papers are published every day. Put simply, you haven't a chance in hell to read all of them. So what's a poor researcher to do when set a challenge in a brand new field of research? Once the wave of blind panic and urge to drink copious amounts of gin has dissipated, you reach for a technology solution. Iris believes it has just the thing.

There are more than 30 million research papers out there, and more than 3,000 papers are published every day. Put simply, you haven't a chance in hell to read all of them. So what's a poor researcher to do when set a challenge in a brand new field of research? Once the wave of blind panic and urge to drink copious amounts of gin has dissipated, you reach for a technology solution. Iris believes it has just the thing.