New microrobotic trajectory tracking method using broad learning system
The use of magnetic microrobots with miniature size and the ability of swimming in liquids with low Reynolds numbers is promising in targeted therapy, since these robots can move in narrow environments flexibly.
World weighs laws to rein in mighty algorithms
From the YouTube videos we're recommended to deciding who gets a job, algorithms wield an ever-growing influence over our lives—and policy-makers worldwide want to rein them in.
NYC aims to be first to rein in AI hiring tools
Job candidates rarely know when hidden artificial intelligence tools are rejecting their resumes or analyzing their video interviews. But New York City residents could soon get more say over the computers making behind-the-scenes decisions about their careers.
Can a Machine Learn Morality?
Researchers at a Seattle A.I. lab say they have built a system that makes ethical judgments. But its judgments can be as confusing as those of humans.
Baidu, Swiss Re ink partnership to explore insurance for autonomous vehicles
Swiss reinsurance company teams up with Chinese tech giant Baidu to develop insurance services that cover the entire value chain of autonomous driving, spanning producing pricing, claims, and underwriting data standards.
Sajid Javid under pressure over share options in US health tech firm
Health secretary had said artificial intelligence will shorten waiting lists after working for AI company
Researchers demonstrate drone autonomy technology at 2021 EnRicH hackathon
During the EnRicH 2021 European Robotics Hackathon, Southwest Research Institute's unmanned aircraft system (UAS) explored and mapped the interior of a nuclear power plant, detecting radiation sources—autonomously without the aid of a human pilot. SwRI's UAS, or drone, technology can potentially assist in life-saving search-and-rescue missions and hazardous inspections at industrial facilities and infrastructure following natural disasters and other incidents.
Artificial intelligence favors white men under 40
"Insert the missing word: I closed the door to my ____." It's an exercise that many remember from their school days. Whereas some societal groups might fill in the space with the word "holiday home", others may be more likely to insert "dorm room" or "garage".
OpenAI removes GPT-3 API waitlist and opens applications for all developers
OpenAI has removed the waitlist to access its GPT-3 API which means any developer can apply to get started.
Microsoft now has one of the world's fastest supercomputers (and no, it doesn't run on Windows)
Microsoft makes it into the top 10 fastest supercomputers in the world.
3 Years After the Maven Uproar, Google Cozies to the Pentagon
The company has contracts to detect corrosion on Navy ships and help maintain Air Force jets. Now it wants to bid for a lucrative cloud contract.
Why conversational AI is now ready for prime time
Three businesses share their experiences with conversational AI at NVIDIA's user conference.
'Deepfaking the mind' could improve brain-computer interfaces for people with disabilities
Researchers are using generative adversarial networks (GANs) -- technology best known for creating deepfake videos and photorealistic human faces -- to improve brain-computer interfaces for people with disabilities. The team successfully taught an AI to generate synthetic brain activity data.
Nvidia shares rise as FYQ3 results top expectations, forecast higher, as demand for AI chips 'surges'
Nvidia said it had record revenue for its data center group as demand for AI chips is "surging," while revenue from crypto mining plunged.
Amazon-sponsored artwork that 'learns' debuts at Smithsonian
The artificial intelligence at the heart of a new art exhibit, "me + you," does not judge you necessarily, but it does analyze and interpret what you have to say.
Partner predictions fare better than either AI or humans alone
Artificial intelligence (AI) can assess far more data far more quickly than any single human can do. With such immense pools of information, AI should be able to consider past data, process all the implications and produce a reliable prediction better than a human—right? That may not always be the case, according to a multi-institution research team who examined the synergies between how humans and AI make predictions.
UK Digital Secretary orders ‘Phase Two’ probe into Nvidia-Arm merger
UK Digital Secretary Nadine Dorries has ordered a “Phase Two” probe into the proposed £29 billion merger between Nvidia and Arm.
Google launches Bot-in-a-Box to nudge along conversational AI
The new feature from Google Cloud makes it easier for businesses to launch chatbots using existing customer FAQs.