Fortune |
Alphabet’s DeepMind Is Using Games to Discover If Artificial Intelligence Can Break Free and Kill Us All
Fortune DeepMind, the artificial intelligence (AI) unit of Google owner Alphabet, is trying to find out whether AIs can learn how to cheat. The research is potentially important because of the fears of many—such as Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking—that AIs … |
Financial TimesING launches artificial intelligence bond trading tool KatanaFinancial TimesDutch lender ING has become the latest bank to embrace the trading room robot revolution with the introduction of technology that will help human traders to swif…
KVUEUT researchers seek to alleviate traffic with artificial intelligenceKVUEHowever, artificial intelligence is working to help researchers and engineers create better traffic patterns. The University of Texas Center for Transportation Research and th…
Financial TimesArtificial intelligence is guiding venture capital to start-upsFinancial TimesOne of the biggest challenges for venture capital companies is finding interesting investment targets before anyone else. It is often a laborious, travel-inten…
Arizona Daily Star |
Proposed legislation could thwart Arizona’s artificial intelligence efforts
Arizona Daily Star A bid by a veteran lawmaker to protect Arizonans from ticket scalpers and their high prices could undermine research in the state into artificial intelligence. And that’s assuming it’s even enforceable. Sen. John Kavanagh, R-Fountain Hills, wants to … |
South China Morning PostHong Kong scientist behind Sophia the robot sets sights on artificial intelligence app storeSouth China Morning PostOne of the scientists behind the headline-grabbing robot Sophia is now focusing on creating an app store for art…
Michigan RadioWhen artificial intelligence comes for white collar jobs, will people revolt?Michigan RadioAdvances in computer technology are one of many factors that have led to the decline of certain types of jobs. To some extent, technology has alway…
FuturismAn Inside Look at the First Nation With a State Minister for Artificial IntelligenceFuturismFrom robots that can flawlessly perform backflips to electric cars that can go over 950 km (600 miles) on a single charge, it is becoming increasingly a…
UT News | The University of Texas at Austin |
Artificial Intelligence and Supercomputers to Help Alleviate Urban …
UT News | The University of Texas at Austin Researchers developed a tool that uses artificial intelligence and supercomputers to automatically recognize objects in raw traffic camera footage and characterize how they move and interact. UT creates artificial intelligence to solve Austin’s traffic problems |
ForbesArtificial Intelligence: A Complement To Great StorytellingForbesForbes Technology Council Elite CIOs, CTOs & execs offer firsthand insights on tech & business. Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Post written by. Zoh…
