More Artificial Intelligence - Page 99
China's state-run Xinhua News Agency debuts 'AI anchor' to read the news
Is this the future of propaganda and fake news?
By Matt Binder
Travellers will be questioned by AI lie detectors at the EU border
iBorderCtrl analyses your microexpressions to determine if you're lying.
By Johnny Lieu
AI-generated portrait sells for a whopping $432,000 at auction
The first AI-created artwork that's gone under the hammer.
By Johnny Lieu
Amazon used AI to promote diversity. Too bad it’s plagued with gender bias.
Algorithms reflect societal biases in more ways than one.
By Rachel Kraus
The creator of Android is building a phone that'll text and send emails for you
Sounds like a great idea, but is it really?
By Raymond Wong
Google releases Home Hub, its smart speaker with a tablet interface
Meet the Google Home Hub and Home Mini.
By Rachel Kraus
Google drops out of Pentagon’s $10 billion cloud competition
The company says the project doesn't align with its AI principles.
By Matt Binder
Why I'm in no hurry to have Rosie from 'The Jetsons'
A new wave of technology has arrived and continues to develop rapidly. What will it mean to be a mother in ten more years?
Gmail smart replies may be creepy, but they're catching on like wildfire
A staggering amount of all emails sent are through Smart Reply.
By Rachel Kraus
This robotic bartender is coming soon to an airport near you
This bartender will never mess up your order.
Simple typos tripped up Google's hate speech detection
Adding unrelated words, spaces, or 'leetspeak' manages to trick Google's Perspective AI into thinking that abusive messages are in fact harmless, according to research from the Aalto University and the University of Padua.
By Adam Smith
This smart waste bin uses AI to sort your recyclable trash automatically
Never waste another second!
The cutest robot butler is here to serve you food and beverages
May I take your order?
By Michelle Yan
AI developed by Google and Harvard could help predict earthquake aftershocks
"I think we've really just scratched the surface of what could be done with aftershock forecasting."
By Johnny Lieu
A 3D-printed wearable device could give you an extra hand ... literally
We've gotta hand it to 'em … it's pretty cool.
By Michelle Yan
Try not to be freaked out by this robot's eerily human expressions
That side-eye though.
By Michelle Yan
