Category: AI/ML News

The UK’s tech-savvy head of state was queen of a thousand memes.

The once dominant ecigarette company faces more legal challenges and FDA scrutiny after a probe into whether it deceptively marketed to children and teens.

Users harassed people for a decade. Then they messed with the wrong woman.

Jennifer Lyn Morone became a corporation in hopes of protecting her data privacy. Her experience shows the downfalls of treating data like property.

If you plan to upgrade to one of Apple’s new models, don’t forget to cash in on your old one.

Artificial intelligence could help clinicians assess which patients are likely to encounter the harmful side effects of some commonly used antidepressants, antihistamines and bladder medicines.

Researchers have found a better way to reduce gender bias in natural language processing models while preserving vital information about the meanings of words, according to a recent study that could be a key step toward addressing the issue of human biases creeping into artificial intelligence.

Researchers at Oxford University’s Department of Computer Science, in collaboration with colleagues from Bogazici University, Turkey, have developed a novel artificial intelligence (AI) system to enable autonomous vehicles (AVs) achieve safer and more reliable navigation capability, especially under adverse weather conditions and GPS-denied driving scenarios. The results have been published today in Nature Machine Intelligence.

Powered by AI and machine learning, voice control of devices makes an entire home ready to answer a user’s every beck and call.Read More

Intel Labs’ new neuromorphic computing approach is aimed primarily at future applications such as robotic assistants.Read More