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In 1929, Japanese professor Makoto Nishimura built the first Japanese robot, named “Gakutensoku”

AI Technologies Weren’t Born Yesterday

By Karl Paulsen published

AI Outlook AI has been a source of speculation, observation (and entertainment) for more than a century

AI Outlook
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TV’s Persistent Sound Issues Aren’t Fading Away

By Dennis Baxter published

Inside Audio It’s time for action on shaky home setups, keeping voices in sync and better sound standards

Inside Audio
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Meeting the Challenge of Sustainable Transmission

By Doug Lung published

RF Technology Reaching indoor antennas requires more power, offsetting efficiency gains made by today’s solid-state technology

RF Technology
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Could AI Become Its Own Worst Enemy?

By John Footen published

MEDIA MATRIX Arguably, the greatest danger to the future of AI is AI itself

MEDIA MATRIX
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Dead Air Remembered

By Walter Schoenknecht last updated

Dead air thoroughly disturbs broadcasters... sends a chill down the spine. It begs questions about potential unfulfilled, about loss, about trouble. Is there a problem? Is everything all right? What happened?

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Netflix Upgrades Audio

By Tom Butts last updated

‘High quality audio’ reduces compression to 'nearly lossless' levels

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Intelligent Data Terms & Tiering

By Karl Paulsen published

A primer on understanding the lingo

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Artificial Intelligence or Audio Illusion?

By Dennis Baxter published

Computers controlling computers is one thing; machine learning is another

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Selecting a Storage Architecture

By Karl Paulsen published

Style and foundation are key to performance and success

Opinions
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Solving Lip Sync Issues When Cutting the Cord

By Dennis Baxter published

Broadcasters and streaming services bear the responsibility in the end

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