In this bonus interview for the series Science Uprising, mathematician John Lennox discusses the threats and benefits of artificial intelligence (AI),
Synchron’s “Switch” BCI is implanted in a blood vessel on the surface of the brain’s motor cortex through a minimally-invasive procedure that threads the device up
Six years ago, police in Dallas were forced to improvise when a sniper killed five officers and began an hours-long standoff.
What follows is the “interview” I and a collaborator at Google conducted with LaMDA. Due to technical limitations the interview was conducted over several distinct chat sessions.
Experts in military strategy and artificial intelligence are raising the alarm after a UN conference did not reach an agreement on banning the use of so-called slaughterbots at a recent meeting in Geneva.
A scarily realistic robot with lifelike facial features and expressions that can “develop interaction” with people has just been unveiled by Britain-based tech company Engineered Arts.
An AI-designed “parent” organism (C shape; red) beside stem cells that have been compressed into a ball (“offspring”; green). Credit: Douglas Blackiston and Sam Kriegman
The United Nations has warned that artificial intelligence (AI) systems may pose a “negative, even catastrophic” threat to human rights and called for AI applications that are not used in compliance with human rights to be banned.
Billionaire Elon Musk has created a cyborg monkey capable of playing video games with its mind using brain-reading implants.
AI can do many things extremely well. Something that can do relatively well is to write a university paper.
No one knows where we go when we die. Microsoft might have some ideas.
Aurora 21 will help the US keep pace among the other nations who own the fastest supercomputers. Scientists plan on using it to map the connectome of the human brain.
Researchers in Britain, led by a Greek diaspora expert in computer science, have developed an algorithm based on artificial intelligence that can predict quite accurately which Twitter users are most likely to share and disseminate unreliable news and generally misinform it beforehand. they actually do.
The Internet of Things (IoT) in the defence industry, also known as the Internet of Military Things (IoMT) or Internet of Battlefield Things (IoBT), is in its early stages.
NKARA, Turkey — A privately owned Turkish company says it has developed an artificial intelligence-based software for swarm drones.
Who would have thought we’d be seeing AI (Artificial Intelligence) robots on chat shows in 2018! We also saw Sophia, a robot created by Hanson robotics being granted a Saudi Arabian citizenship.
More AI supervision, better transparency about privacy and stronger accountability measures are among the issues members of Protocol's Braintrust say need to be addressed.
The conversation on banning certain uses of artificial intelligence (AI) is back on the legislative agenda. The European Commission’s public consultation closed recently, leaving the EU to grapple with what the public think about AI regulation, write Nani Jansen Reventlow and Sarah Chander.
The ones are coming bathrooms «smart-toilets», Which will analyze the composition of urine and feces, and will help control of health your!
Tony Blair has called for governments around the world to give each resident a digital identity to enable the resumption of normal activity and ensure retraining for citizens to promote economic recovery.
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