Machine learning security needs new perspectives and incentives
The DeepSloth attack technique targets adaptive deep neural networks and is optimized for fast and sensitive operations.
E.U., U.K. antitrust bodies have Facebook Marketplace in the crosshairs
The European Union and Great Britain launched formal antitrust investigations over how Facebook Marketplace shared user data.
Autodesk discloses digital-twin platform for AEC industry
Autodesk is aggressively moving beyond engineering workstation software, taking its digital twins to the building industry.
Microsoft’s Kate Crawford: ‘AI is neither artificial nor intelligent’
The AI researcher on how natural resources and human labour drive machine learning and the regressive stereotypes that are baked into its algorithms
Microsoft paves digital twins’ on-ramp for construction, real estate
Microsoft is moving digital twins from the lab out to the streets. An important step: supporting ontologies for smart building simulation.
Building AI that doesn’t give your users ‘algorithmic fatigue’
When an AI algorithm fails to live up to expectations, users can end up feeling annoyed, frustrated, and tired.
Why A.I. Should Be Afraid of Us
Because benevolent bots are suckers. Plus, racism in medical journals, the sperm-count “crisis” and more in the Friday edition of the Science Times newsletter.
Neuromorphic Chip: Artificial Neurons Recognize Biosignals in Real Time
Researchers from Zurich have developed a compact, energy-efficient device made from artificial neurons that is capable of decoding brainwaves. The chip uses data recorded from the brainwaves of epilepsy patients to identify which regions of the brain cause epileptic seizures.
AI Outperforms Humans in Creating Cancer Treatments – But Do Doctors Trust It?
The impact of deploying Artificial Intelligence (AI) for radiation cancer therapy in a real-world clinical setting has been tested by Princess Margaret researchers in a unique study involving physicians and their patients. A team of researchers direc
IBM partners with U.K. on $300M quantum computing research initiative
The $297.5 million AI and quantum computing initiative from IBM and the U.K. aims to spur research in fields like science and manufacturing.
AI Weekly: China’s massive multimodal model highlights AI research gap
China's massive new AI model, which can ostensibly understand multiple modes of media, highlights the growing AI research gap between nations.
How AI can simplify, streamline, and enhance supply chain operations
The shift to advanced automation and AI was already underway as IT teams streamline and enhance their supply chain processes and operations.
Alethea AI and artist Robert Alice launch Sotheby’s auction of the ‘first intelligent NFT’
Alethea AI has teamed up with artist Robert Alice to bring to life a virtual being. And they're auctioning it at Sotheby's as the first iNFT.
Following e-cigarette conversations on Twitter using artificial intelligence
The advertising of nicotine products is highly restricted, but social media allows a way for these products to be marketed to young people. What's more, e-cigarette flavorings make them particularly appealing to teenagers and young adults. A team of researchers have developed machine learning methods to track the conversations on social media about flavored products by one of the most popular e-cigarette brands, JUUL.
Daresbury AI and quantum computing site 'will help business'
The centre will be led by IBM and the Science and Technology Facilities Council, a minister says.
Opinion | Is A.I. the Problem? Or Are We?
Artificial intelligence is already shaping our lives, sometimes with disastrous results.
How AI is working with Parkinson’s patients?
The BBC's tech correspondent looks at how AI could change the treatment of Parkinson's disease.
Cashless Debit Card looking to move beyond Indue as sole issuer
The Department of Social Services is in talks to open the issuance of the welfare quarantining card to further financial institutions beyond just Indue.