artificial intelligence

:mjpls: cotdamn, robots too :picard: technology is moving forward and white supremacy is moving right along with it in lockstep :shaq2: mark my words, there will be more stories like :aicmon: wait until the role out racist artificial intelligence police droids :merchant: on a sidenote...

‘DeepSqueak’ A.I. Decodes Mice Chatter I'm more interested in this software being used to figure out what dogs, cats, and especially chimpanzees and dolphins are saying. Since we hold those animals in high esteem.

I was going to make a thread on this, but it seemed more "random thought" appropriate. So I'll just post all the AI threads here. So this is scary. AI can create people in photos Your next doctor’s appointment might be with an AI Artificial Intelligence Can Now Predict Your IQ From Brain Scans...

Google is the first major tech company to build the Babel fish. The search company, which is now making a slew of its own hardware products, announced the Google Pixel Buds at a San Francisco event today (Oct. 4). The earbuds connect wirelessly with Google’s latest smartphones, but more...

An algorithm deduced the sexuality of people on a dating site with up to 91% accuracy, raising tricky ethical questions It’s easy to imagine spouses using the technology on partners they suspect are closeted, or teenagers using the algorithm on themselves or their peers. More...

Google’s machine learning technology likely to better predict UK electricity demand Google’s DeepMind is in discussions with the UK’s National Grid to use artificial intelligence to help balance energy supply and demand in Britain. “We're early stages talking to National Grid and other big...

Shelly Palmer, CEO of The Palmer Group Last week, I compiled a list of the 5 jobs robots will take first. Today, let’s have a go at the 5 jobs robots will take last. For this article only, let’s define “robots” as technologies, such as machine learning algorithms running on purpose-built...

Researchers from the Google Brain deep learning project have already taught AI systems to make trippy works of art, but now they're moving on to something potentially darker: AI-generated, human-independent encryption. According to a new research paper, Googlers Martín Abadi and David G...