IBM researcher Shari Trewin on why bias against disability is much harder to squash than discrimination based on gender or race. Read more »
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Proposed restrictions on the export of AI technologies risk making American businesses lose their competitive edge. Read more »
It pretty much runs the world. Read more »
Yoshua Bengio wants to stop talk an AI arms race, and make the technology more accessible to the developing world. Read more »
A quantum version of the building block behind neural networks could be exponentially more powerful. Read more »
A survey conducted at the EmTech MIT conference, September 11-14, 2018, and online, yielded some interesting responses on how technology is changing our lives. Read more »
Darktrace’s unsupervised-learning models sound the alarm before intruders can cause serious damage. Read more »
How top global brands blend human skills and AI to build customer intimacy and drive growth. Read more »
The US military is testing stratospheric balloons that ride the wind so they never have to come down
A sensor that can spot the wind direction from miles away will let DARPA’s surveillance balloons hover at the very edge of space in one spot indefinitely. Read more »