New Gartner survey: Only half of AI models make it into production
A new artificial intelligence survey from Gartner reported that, on average, only 54% of AI models move from pilot to production.
Inclusive design will help create AI that works for everyone
An international expert on gender in science and technology discusses tools she developed to help professionals build more inclusive AI.
A neural network–based strategy to enhance near-term quantum simulations
Near-term quantum computers, quantum computers developed today or in the near future, could help to tackle some problems more effectively than classical computers. One potential application for these computers could be in physics, chemistry and materials science, to perform quantum simulations and determine the ground states of quantum systems.
Meeting the data-intensive needs of next-gen applications and technologies at the edge
Nearly 3 in 4 IT leaders say current infrastructures are not prepared to support growing data volumes and application performance needs.
A reinforcement learning framework to improve the soccer shooting skills of quadruped robots
Researchers University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley), Université de Montréal and Mila have recently developed a hierarchical reinforcement learning framework to improve the precision of quadrupedal robots in soccer shooting. This framework, introduced in a paper pre-published on arXiv, was deployed on a Unitree A1, a quadruped robot developed by UnitreeRobotics.
Virtual reality, autonomous weapons and the future of war: military tech startup Anduril comes to Australia
Anduril says it is “transforming US & allied military capabilities with advanced technology” – and it’s setting up shop in Australia.
Survive layoffs, succeed with upskilling through AI
Despite the looming recession, orgs must invest in upskilling existing employees — lest they lose talent. AI can help.
Why AI is the differentiator in today’s experience market
AI can power today's experience market and enable hyper-personalization in job search and hiring processes.
The Guardian view on microworking: younger, educated workers left powerless | Editorial
Editorial: Pay rates of £4 an hour should be no surprise when working conditions are overseen by extractive technologies
New AI-Powered App Could Boost Smartphone Battery Life by 30%
New cutting-edge AI technology. A cutting-edge AI invention will be disclosed to technology giants, with the potential to increase smartphone battery life by 30% and save countless kilowatts on energy bills. The ground-breaking work produced by the U
The emergence of the chief automation officer
For enterprises, employing a CAO can allow someone to oversee and use AI and automation to understand relationships and correlations, derive deep insights, and establish baseline KPIs.
Deception vs authenticity: Why the metaverse will change marketing forever
Sensible guardrails are essential for marketing and advertising in the metaverse. Otherwise, user trust will erode, damaging the industry.
A Dad Took Photos of His Naked Toddler for the Doctor. Google Flagged Him as a Criminal.
Google has an automated tool to detect abusive images of children. But the system can get it wrong, and the consequences are serious.
For the First Time – A Robot Has Learned To Imagine Itself
A robot created by Columbia Engineers learns to understand itself rather than the environment around it. Our perception of our bodies is not always correct or realistic, as any athlete or fashion-conscious person knows, but it's a crucial factor in how we behave in society.
Why AI regulation will resemble privacy regulation
Concerns over data privacy have sparked regulations in the U.S. and Europe. How will AI regulations look as they come to fruition?
Highly-Efficient New Neuromorphic Chip for AI on the Edge
The NeuRRAM chip is the first compute-in-memory chip to demonstrate a wide range of AI applications while using just a small percentage of the energy consumed by other platforms while maintaining equivalent accuracy. NeuRRAM , a new chip that runs co
AI-generated art illustrates another problem with computers | John Naughton
Artificial intelligence is being used to design magazine covers and provide pictures for internet newsletters. What could possibly go wrong?
Death, resurrection and digital immortality in an AI world
Because we all live online, we will all have digital afterlives. In the not so distant future, AI may enable us to be immortal, too.