Machine Learning
Zoom AI training: How to turn off new permissions
The company's new terms of service noted that user data would be collected for use by new generative AI models.
Nobody running for president has a plan for AI
The direction of America's AI policy is becoming an emerging question in the 2024 presidential election.
AI is the scariest beast ever created, says sci-fi writer Bruce Sterling
The current mania over recent advances in artificial intelligence will eventually end in disillusionment, mature regret—and new monsters
Can you guess which of these images were made by AI?
"As the technology gets better, there may be no way of telling," Amin Ebrahimi Afrouzi told Newsweek.
Harnessing the Power of GPT and AI: Transforming the Future of Business
The long-term future of this technology and how it will affect business is hard to imagine because of its infinite possibilities, both good and bad.
The massive name in AI noticeably absent from pause letter signed by Musk
AI experts are calling for a six-month pause in the development of advanced technologies, raising safety concerns about the speed of advancement.
Scientists are now teaching AI how to read human minds
"In the hands of the wrong actors, this data would enable an unprecedented level of surveillance," AI researcher Laura Herman told Newsweek.
Artificial Intelligence Delivers Its Latest Innovation
Artificial intelligence conjures up justified and irrational fears such as job losses, machine takeovers and insurmountable skill gaps.
Ever wondered what Donald Trump would've looked like in Ancient Greece?
Newsweek used the AI Time Machine on images of Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Ron DeSantis and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to find out.
Fact check: did AI predict humans evolving into cyborgs in viral video?
Artist Fabio Comparelli responded to the social media hype surrounding his work, which some claim showed the demise of humanity.
AI Laser That Kills Cockroaches Created, Dubbed 'A Little Dangerous'
Cockroaches, a serious pest in both homes and agriculture, are usually controlled using pesticides that can also affect pollinating insects.
Toothbrush Claiming to Have 'AI' Tech Baffles Internet: 'Big Oral Brother'
Oral-B's new "AI" toothbrush sparked interest in whether it is a marketing tactic or is it genuinely a necessary and efficient feature.
Google Translate Suggests 'Blow Up The Car' When Arabic Word 'Plan' Entered
Software giant Google removed from its translation service a phrase Muslim advocates found offensive after being contacted by Newsweek.
How Your Voice Can Reveal If You're Depressed
A tech company has made an algorithm that can tell if you're depressed from your voice.
Five Digital Transformation Technologies Making an Impact
Due to the effort and time involved, a key challenge is adapting to new technologies and changes in societal sentiment. Let's look at what is top of mind in digital transformation right now.
Sentiment Analysis Is One Way To Make Sure Customers Aren't Falling Out of
Many companies are using sentiment analysis primarily to manage risks.
Ensuring Equitable Hiring with Machine Learning
We understand how to reduce bias in AI through rigorous empirical data, and we can take these lessons and apply them to society by reintroducing diversity to our corporate and academic population.
Six Effective Strategies for Integrating Machine Learning Into Business Ope
Machine learning can greatly enhance your business operations, but to maximize its impact, you'll need the right strategic approach.
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Here's a handy list of the top 10 highest-paying tech jobs in the US. Along with the courses that you can take to help you land that job!
AI Robot scientist does in days what it would take a human months to do
"The aim is to have the ability for scientists to do much more ambitious and interesting chemistry. You still need the scientist," a professor involved in the years-long AI project told Newsweek.
AI Tool Turns Blurry Face Pictures into 'Realistic' High-Res Portraits
"Never have super-resolution images been created at this resolution before with this much detail," said Duke University computer scientist and team leader Cynthia Rudin.
Quest for Fusion Energy May Be Advanced by Machine Learning and AI
Algorithms are increasingly being deployed to predict disruptions that could potentially occur during fusion experiments and may help turn the long-discussed energy source into reality, experts say.
Artificial Intelligence That Can Evolve on Its Own Is Now Being Tested
"It's extremely exciting to see if it can turn up any algorithms that we haven't even thought of yet, the impact of which to our daily lives may be enormous," one computer expert told Newsweek.
This Pandemic Will Turbo-Charge New Technologies. Companies Must Adapt
Data analytics, predictive analytics, machine learning have eased transition into lockdown for the early adapters, and will play a much bigger role in the post-pandemic world.
OpenAI Text Generator GPT-2 Creates Video Game Walkthroughs
An advanced language model may one day be used in game design, experiments with 'Overwatch,' 'Dota 2' and 'Final Fantasy VII' demonstrate.
A Robot Just Debated Humans on the Benefits and Risks of AI
IBM's Project Debater took part in a debate for and against artificial intelligence alongside to two humans. The case in favor of AI achieved a narrow victory.
What Makes a Pop Song Catchy? Scientists Have a New Answer
Researchers played people thousands of chords to see which parts of their brains lit up.
Rubik's Cube Solved in 'Fraction of a Second' by AI Algorithm
The Rubik's Cube is the world's top-selling puzzle game with more than 400 million units purchased worldwide.
Google Android Says 'Live Transcribe' Can Technically Detect Flatulence
Designed for users who are deaf or hard of hearing, the update transcribes "sound events" in real time.
China Recruiting Brightest Kids to Develop AI Weapons
One professor said students with creative thinking, persistence and a "willingness to fight" were wanted.