More Artificial Intelligence - Page 103
Google's tricking us with human-sounding AI, and we're scared
Artificial emotional intelligence is on the way.
By Jack Morse
Microsoft's new game plan: Powering tech that goes way beyond PCs
There's no hiding from Microsoft anymore.
By Raymond Wong
Google's AI Assistant can now make real phone calls and it's frightening to listen to
Google Assistant sounds almost too humanlike.
By Michelle Yan
Google tries to burst filter bubbles with redesigned 'News' app
Machine learning takes on the fake news problem.
By Sasha Lekach
Want to wake up with John Legend every morning? Thanks to Google, now you can
Somewhere, Siri is crying.
By Rachel Kraus
Microsoft's vision for the future of meetings is slightly terrifying
Do you want an AI recording everything you say?
By Karissa Bell
Here's how Amazon's Alexa will work with Microsoft's Cortana
"Alexa, ask Cortana for help."
By Pete Pachal
This transforming robot from Japan looks like it’s straight out of ‘Transformers’
Let's hope this one is an 'Autobot.'
By Michelle Yan
Microsoft plans for a future that isn't anchored by Windows
The company's future is all about the cloud, AI, and services.
By Raymond Wong
With new Alexa skill, Lego teaches kids to obey their robot overlords
Build. Build. BUILD.
By Monica Chin
Google Assistant finally works with every major smart home brand
You want it, Google's got it.
By Monica Chin
No, I don't want to have long conversations with Alexa
As if we're not introverted enough.
By Raymond Wong
Sergey Brin shouts out Ethereum and warns of AI in annual founders' letter
The Google co-founder has some things to say.
By Jack Morse
Researchers built an AI capable of writing poetry that's equal parts woeful and impressive
Wandering lonely as a bot just doesn't have the same ring.
Tesla drama heats up as autopilot chief departs
Yet another executive departure for Tesla.
By Rachel Kraus
How this AI platform is taking over the business world
What global business isn't looking to incorporate AI, at a scale?
By Genpact
Watch Jordan Peele make Obama say 'Killmonger was right' in fake news PSA
Don't believe everything you see - or hear.
Chinese police used facial recognition to catch a suspect in a crowd of 60,000
Facial recognition and law enforcement is a match made in an Orwellian future.
By Rachel Kraus
Denmark hired a tech ambassador. After what happened with Facebook, maybe every country should.
Of course, he lives in Silicon Valley, and cycles to work while listening to podcasts.
