Category: AI/ML News

Scientists have been studying a fish sensory organ to understand cues for collective behavior which could be employed on underwater robots.

Hypesters say artificial intelligence will one day automate all the hard work of video game creation. But it’s not that simple.

A chatbot powered by reams of data from the internet has passed exams at a US law school after writing essays on topics ranging from constitutional law to taxation and torts.

New generative AI options integrating tools like GPT-3 and DALL-E can deck out your slide deck and make storytelling less of a slog.Read More

Researchers attempted to identify early symptoms of Parkinson’s disease using voice data. In their study, the researchers used artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze and assess speech signals, where calculations are done and diagnoses made in seconds rather than hours.

Electric vehicles are selling fast. But unless people change how they get around, the demand for battery materials threatens its own environmental disaster.

The academic community is growing increasingly concerned about students using ChatGPT for less than honest purposes as it has been found to be capable of not only writing essays for high school students, but passing some exams, such as parts of those used to license doctors and grant MBAs.

Communications is so much more than automated content production. It is connection; human relationships. ChatGPT can’t replace that (yet).Read More

Employees of outsourcing company Majorel have accused it of underpaying moderators and failing to support them.

To tackle different real-world tasks, robots should be able to handle and manipulate a variety of objects and materials, including paper. While roboticists have successfully improved the ability of humanoid robots or robotic grippers to handle several materials, paper folding remains a rarely explored topic within the robotics community.