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Facebook's Robotic Arms and Legs Are Learning Faster Than Ever
Facebook doesn't sell robots, but its researchers use plenty of them - and the company said its machines are getting a lot smarter, a lot faster.
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The AI That Can Write A Fake News Story From A Handful Of Words
OpenAI, an artificial intelligence research group co-founded by billionaire Elon Musk, has demonstrated a piece of software that can produce authentic-looking fake news articles after being given just a few pieces of information.
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A Human Just Triumphed Over IBM's 6-Year-Old AI Debater
IBM's six-year-old artificial intelligence debating system, affectionately dubbed "Miss Debater," went head-to-head Monday with one of the world's most decorated practitioners.
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Meet 'Millie' The Avatar. She'd Like To Sell You A Pair Of Sunglasses
TwentyBN is hoping to sell digital avatars like Millie - she is just one of several different personalities customers can choose - to major retail brands that are looking for ways to boost flagging in-store sales in the face of growing competition from e-commerce. The company says it's in discussions with a major North American women's clothing ret...
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Facebook Open Sources 'Horizon' AI Tools Used to Improve Video, Messenger
The Horizon software is focused on reinforcement learning, in which software improves itself by trial-and-error from experience.
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LinkedIn Will Allow Economics Researchers to Mine Its Data
LinkedIn, the professional social networking site owned by Microsoft, says it will open its vast trove of data to academic researchers.
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To Get Driverless Cars Ready, Researchers Want to Reprogram Pedestrians
Some technologists say the problem isn't that self-driving cars don't work, it's that people act unpredictably.
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Google's DeepMind to Create Product to Spot Eye Disease
DeepMind, the London-based AI company that is owned by Alphabet, plans to develop a medical product that will help doctors to detect more than 50 sight-threatening conditions.
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EU Regulators Tipped Off by AI to Possible Data Privacy Faults
Researchers from the European Union Institute in Florence worked with an EU consumer organization to create the software.
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Silicon Valley Must Consider Tech Ethics, DeepMind Chief Says
"Silicon Valley has to change its culture from tossing half-baked things over the fence," DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman said.
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Facebook's Robotic Arms and Legs Are Learning Faster Than Ever
Facebook doesn't sell robots, but its researchers use plenty of them - and the company said its machines are getting a lot smarter, a lot faster.
-
The AI That Can Write A Fake News Story From A Handful Of Words
OpenAI, an artificial intelligence research group co-founded by billionaire Elon Musk, has demonstrated a piece of software that can produce authentic-looking fake news articles after being given just a few pieces of information.
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A Human Just Triumphed Over IBM's 6-Year-Old AI Debater
IBM's six-year-old artificial intelligence debating system, affectionately dubbed "Miss Debater," went head-to-head Monday with one of the world's most decorated practitioners.
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Meet 'Millie' The Avatar. She'd Like To Sell You A Pair Of Sunglasses
TwentyBN is hoping to sell digital avatars like Millie - she is just one of several different personalities customers can choose - to major retail brands that are looking for ways to boost flagging in-store sales in the face of growing competition from e-commerce. The company says it's in discussions with a major North American women's clothing ret...
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Facebook Open Sources 'Horizon' AI Tools Used to Improve Video, Messenger
The Horizon software is focused on reinforcement learning, in which software improves itself by trial-and-error from experience.
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LinkedIn Will Allow Economics Researchers to Mine Its Data
LinkedIn, the professional social networking site owned by Microsoft, says it will open its vast trove of data to academic researchers.
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To Get Driverless Cars Ready, Researchers Want to Reprogram Pedestrians
Some technologists say the problem isn't that self-driving cars don't work, it's that people act unpredictably.
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Google's DeepMind to Create Product to Spot Eye Disease
DeepMind, the London-based AI company that is owned by Alphabet, plans to develop a medical product that will help doctors to detect more than 50 sight-threatening conditions.
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EU Regulators Tipped Off by AI to Possible Data Privacy Faults
Researchers from the European Union Institute in Florence worked with an EU consumer organization to create the software.
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Silicon Valley Must Consider Tech Ethics, DeepMind Chief Says
"Silicon Valley has to change its culture from tossing half-baked things over the fence," DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman said.
