US Army’s AI Task Force’s collaboration with CMU is filling the gaps with AI
Automated recognition and talent management are on the list of the US Army’s AI Task Force, as a result of...
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As big tech and govts differ over hate speech, should AI neutralize it?
As big tech platforms and governments have their own policies on hate speech, should society task AI with neutralizing it...
Scent-ient machines are making sense of smell and taste
Machines that smell and taste are making their way into the commercial realm after government research and are set to...
AI will help submarine crews better understand what adversaries are doing underwater
Artificial Intelligence will help submarine crews to better understand what their adversaries are doing underwater by combining and analyzing multiple...
AI technology starts to eat into society’s food waste
With 1.3 billion tons of food wasted in our society each year, we look at a number of emerging approaches that...
Artificial Intelligence in insurance: challenges and opportunities
With extreme efficiency and in an unprecedentedly short time scope, artificial intelligence (AI) is moving insurance towards the ultimate customer...
AI can assist in parenthood but it cannot replace parents
From AI-based apps that can interpret a baby’s cry to bassinets that can soothe a grumpy baby, using technology to...
House Intel Comm to examine deepfakes after ‘Drunk Pelosi’ goes viral
In response to the "Drunk Pelosi" viral video that did not use deepfake technology, the House Intelligence Committee will examine...
AI training proves to be energy vampire
Researchers find that the use of AI comes at great cost due to the carbon footprint implicated with the technology,...
In-Q-Tel taps Forge.AI to monitor, predict impact of world events for govt agencies
The defense and intelligence community funding arm, In-Q-Tel, partners with Boston-based Forge.AI to make sense of publicly available data for...
AI satellite imagery startup launches in Lisbon to tackle environmental disasters
Portugal-based startup, Tesselo launched in Lisbon last week with a mission of using its advanced AI-based satellite imagery technology to...
42 countries sign OECD principles for AI ethics, transparency
Forty-two countries believe that AI regulation is important enough to adopt the OECD's AI principals, which emphasize that AI should...
‘We want diverse backgrounds in AI, so everyone brings their different perspectives’: TheAcademy.Ai
Spain's TheAcademy.ai sees young startup founders, doctors, bankers, and people with diverse backgrounds wanting to learn the role of AI...
Tech ‘should bring collective intelligence to issues that are common to us all’
From dictionaries and religious texts to Wikipedia, YouTube, IMDB and Quora, our collective intelligence allows us to share knowledge at...
AI academy asks students to sign ethical contract akin to Hippocratic Oath
An AI academy for developers in Barcelona, Spain asks that all of its students sign an ethical contract similar to...
AI facilitates improved user experience for shoppers
The advent of ecommerce has revolutionized people's shopping experience in recent times. Improvements in artificial intelligence (AI) are likely to...
How AI is helping combat deforestation
A world without rainforests is virtually incomprehensible. Forests cover around 30 percent of the planet’s land area, yet deforestation continues...
When chatbots become more than just machines
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Whether they’re picking up a complaint from the bank, collecting and sorting job applications, or helping you order a pizza,...
SingularityNET launches decentralized AI marketplace
SingularityNET, a cutting edge platform for the creation, distribution and monetization of artificial intelligence (AI) services, has launched its decentralized...
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‘We paid little attention to vulnerabilities in machine learning platforms’: DARPA
"We’ve rushed ahead, paying little attention to vulnerabilities inherent in machine learning platforms – particularly in terms of altering, corrupting...
