OpenAI: Will DALL-E 2 kill creative careers?
What does the commercial use of AI-powered imagery from OpenAI's DALL-E 2 mean for creative industries and workers?
Cross-pollination among neuroscience, psychology and AI research yields a foundational understanding of thinking
Progress in artificial intelligence has enabled the creation of AIs that perform tasks previously thought only possible for humans, such as translating languages, driving cars, playing board games at world-champion level and extracting the structure of proteins.
The fight for techquity: Why business leaders need to address the barriers to healthtech
While health tech is improving patient outcomes it can diminish or harm health prospects for many, turning access into a gulf.
Deep learning technology enables faster and more accurate terahertz security inspection
With the strengthening of global anti-terrorist measures, it is increasingly important to conduct security checks in public places to detect concealed objects carried on the human body.
How a first-party data strategy makes your customer experience strategy future-proof
As third-party data becomes more deprecated, marketers need to turn to a first-person data strategy to keep customer experience competitive.
Examining what machines can learn from fables
If a friend told you they were feeling blue, would you think they were changing color?
The molecular implementation of a DNA-based artificial neural network
Molecular computing is a promising area of study aimed at using biological molecules to create programmable devices. This idea was first introduced in the mid-1990s and has since been realized by several computer scientists and physicists worldwide.
Chess robot breaks child’s finger after premature move
A robot went rogue at a Moscow chess tournament and broke a kid’s finger after he made a move prematurely.
Irony machine: Why are AI researchers teaching computers to recognize irony?
What was your first reaction when you heard about Blake Lemoine, the Google engineer who announced last month the AI program he was working on had developed consciousness?
Cross-pollination among neuroscience, psychology and AI research yields a foundational understanding of thinking
To build a true artificial mind, first map out how thinking works. Enter the Common Model of Cognition.
The big idea: should we be using data to make life’s big decisions?
Faced with tough choices, people usually fall back on gut instinct or seek the advice of friends. Now, there’s an alternative
Irony machine: why are AI researchers teaching computers to recognise irony?
Irony is linked to the ability to say one thing while thinking another – which means it’s also intrinsic to being human. What does new research into artificial intelligence and irony reveal?
Using AI to train teams of robots to work together
Researchers have developed a method to train multiple agents such as robots or drones to work together using multi-agent reinforcement learning, a type of artificial intelligence.
AI learns how to recognise the species of splatted mosquitoes
Researchers have gathered 1500 images of mosquitoes - both squished and not - for training AI. Their goal is to build a smartphone app that can track the insect
How AI and decision intelligence are changing the way we work
Decision intelligence and AI help businesses expand their institutional knowledge by giving tools to capture and share data and experiences.
MIT Scientists Discover That Computers Can Understand Complex Words and Concepts
Models for natural language processing use statistics to collect a wealth of information about word meanings. In “Through the Looking Glass,” Humpty Dumpty says scornfully, “When I use a word, it means just what I choose it to mean — neither more nor less.
Google Fires Engineer Who Claims Its A.I. Is Conscious
The engineer, Blake Lemoine, contends that the company’s language model has a soul. The company denies that and says he violated its security policies.
Google fires software engineer who claims AI chatbot is sentient
Google put Blake Lemoine on leave last month, saying he violated company policies and that his claims were ‘wholly unfounded’