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Researchers at The Ohio State University and Zhejiang Laboratory in China developed a fully automated system to send aromas over the internet. Using an AI e-nose, the setup transmits scent data to a wearable Scentronic receiver. In tests with five odors, volunteers correctly identified individual scents 73% of the time and paired scents 71% of the time.
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Ohio State Transmits Smells via AI

Researchers say they discovered and communicated with Chinese AI agents that were trying to bypass security controls on websites and were traced to Tencent (Dylan Freedman/New York Times)

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