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Artificial intelligence could have an adverse affect on nuclear warfare in as little as 22 years.

Google acknowledged that the use of AI in a military context "naturally raises valid concerns."

In addition to dozens of bathing, naked women, the illustrations feature stars, planets, plants and diagrams resembling Zodiac signs.

“It doesn’t need to be plain text and a cipher; it could be English and French.”

A neural network model created by Alibaba bested its flesh-and-blood opponents on a 100,000-question test.

Other similar efforts have turned up everything from dogs to donuts.

Can robots have families too? Sophia, the first robot with citizenship, hopes to have a child one day.

Who's behind this controversial app? If you guessed a man, you're correct. But there are some things about him you may not have expected.

Hawking says the development of AI could be the “worst event” in the history of mankind.

The artificial intelligence "boy" Shibuya Mirai is now an official resident of Tokyo's Shibuya Ward.

“You’ll be paid in the future based on how well you work with robots.”

AI researchers say learning to overcome the CAPTCHA system is a "hallmark of human intelligence."

Bots that can negotiate your next deal on a hotel room might also know how to lie to you.

AI is a new type of beast, and we need to keep engaging with it, not just reacting to it.

Researchers estimate that an AI will be able to write a best-selling book by the year 2049.

Quantitative approaches are going well beyond finance to advance humanitarian goals in health care.

It was only 7 years ago that the sum total of internet traffic exceeded a zetabyte—and that's just a single human brain.

The executive chairman of Alphabet explains how technology will improve lives on a scale we’ve never seen before in history.

MIT machine-learning system analyzed television shows including "The Office" to predict human interactions.

The machine-learning algorithm was created by scientists at Virginia Tech.

“Our future is a race between the growing power of technology and the wisdom with which we use it,” says Hawking.

The "Ex Machina" director has "huge affection" for Ava, the Artificially Intelligent co-star of his fascinating film.