Abstract: In this paper, we present a novel multi-objective hardware-aware neural architecture search (NAS) framework, namely HSCoNAS, to automate the design of deep neural networks (DNNs) with high ...

ecological reflection and cross-disciplinary experimentation There’s an indecipherable network diagram across a long wall in the Giardini that tries to explain the organisation of the 2025 Venice ...

“I think there is this misperception that AI is an autopilot. It’s not, it is a co-pilot.” Ribeiro expands on the point by saying that AI enables creativity by removing some of the barriers ...

Cloud House in Ho Chi Minh City offers co-living with a distinct design It features loft suites, communal spaces, and cloud-shaped openings for ventilation The design maximizes space and ...

Arup’s London-based architecture team, working alongside two Scandinavian practices, has landed the design of a new headquarters for the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK) The UK-founded design ...

Investigators found that during take-off the co-pilot of the plane "unintentionally" pulled back his left hand on the thrust lever, reducing the power output, when he should have removed his hand.

Most recently, the co-design of neural architecture and hardware has been put forward to further push forward the Pareto frontier between accuracy and efficiency trade-off. This paper will review and ...

Discover how architectural archiving shapes collective intelligence and reinterprets our built environment at the 2025 Venice ...

A report from the Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) said that the incident occurred after the co-pilot "unintentionally" pulled his left hand back on the thrust lever - reducing the power ...

During take-off, the co-pilot of the plane “unintentionally” pulled his left hand back on the thrust lever – reducing the power output – when he should have taken his hand away ...

Flight BA2279 was set to depart from London Gatwick Airport to Vancouver on 28 June 2024 when the co-pilot mixed up his right hand for his left, subsequently operating the aircraft’s thrust.

A pilot managed to cause a fire after on a British Airways plane after mixing up his left and right. The Boeing 777 jet was about to take off from Gatwick Airport when the co-pilot accidently ...