AI can now tell us what a pig is feeling, based on their grunts
We can now better understand our snouty friends!
We can now better understand our snouty friends!
This AI knows how to sound like you or anyone else.
Algorithms are impacting our lives in a big way.
From materials science to medicine, such an algorithm can be very valuable for researchers.
Existing laws only allow for humans as creators -- but some are fighting to change this.
One pinch of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
It's still not ready for a hospital near you, but it will get there eventually.
Smiling at weddings and frowning at funerals seem to be natural across the world.
Is this AI the death-kneel of virtually all creative industries?
It's not perfect yet, but it's still effective.
The technology could have a surprising use.
It has the ability to learn, and is equipped with both short-term and long-term memory.
Computer: "What is my purpose?" MIT: "You spot depression!" Computer: :(
Technology enters the surgery room.
Who needs Photoshop when you got this?
Hard to look at, harder to look away.
An AI writer -- can this really be?
The AI developed by Alphabet, Google's parent company, just received a new and powerful update.
Some creepy deformities at large, but we get the idea: machines are getting smarter.
Between 2,500 and 4,000 so-called 'extremists' have been killed by drone strikes and kill squads in Pakistan since 2004. Maybe ...
So, what's the future going to look like ten years from now? What's the next big thing? Genomics, big data, ...
From its first try, a computer can now draw handwritten characters from an unfamiliar language just as well as humans ...
Microsoft released an app that can guess emotions based on an uploaded photo.
The word on every tech executive's mouth today is data. Curse or blessing, there's so much data lying around - ...
A team at MIT has developed a prediction algorithm that allows them to determine when the price of the infamous ...
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