The Guardian |
Don’t worry about AI going bad – the minds behind it are the danger
The Guardian Its title – The Malicious Use of Artificial Intelligence: Forecasting, Prevention and Mitigation – says it all. The report fills a serious gap in our thinking about this stuff. We’ve heard the hype, corporate and governmental, about the wonderful … |
Google and Verily Life Sciences shared the latest advance in computer
vision to identify signs of heart disease. With an accuracy of 70%, early
results from the AI trained on retinal scan images is as precise as methods
that require blood tests for cholesterol.
Apple values user privacy, but it may just be a hindrance to the company’s
AI goals. Apple is known for their firm stance the preservation of their
customers’ privacy, but could it become a hindrance to their AI development
goals?
Physicists at the Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National
Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) and their collaborators have demonstrated that
computers are ready to tackle the universe’s greatest mysteries.
AI has become a must-have, offering companies the power to seamlessly
anticipate customer needs and serve up hyper-personalized, emotionally
resonant campaigns where and when they’re most welcome.
If you want to understand the priorities of a technology company, first
look at the seating chart. At Google’s Silicon Valley headquarters, the
chief executive, Sundar Pichai, now shares a floor with Google Brain, a
research lab dedicated to artificial intelligence.
You check your voicemail – it’s your daughter, panicking, garbled. She’s
travelling, away on her gap year. You’ve had a series of emails from her –
she’s lost her phone and money, she needs help. What happened?
Competition between China and the USA in A.I. development is hard to
quantify. We have some hard numbers but they are open to interpretation.
CNBC |
Steve Wozniak explains why he used to agree with Elon Musk, Stephen Hawking on AI — but now he doesn’t
CNBC Tesla and SpaceX chief Elon Musk and renowned physicist Stephen Hawking have issued some terrifying predictions about the future of artificial intelligence. Musk has said AI is more dangerous than North Korea. He’s also warned it is “fundamental risk … |
As marketers look into 2018, they see that the conversational AI landscape is primed for increased consumer adoption. In fact, in a recent survey, nine out of 10 people said they prefer messaging directly with a brand. This year, Apple, Facebook, Google, and Amazon all leaned into messaging and conversation. In 2018, the big four will make conversational […]
