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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.
Computer 'Diagnoses Skin Cancer Better Than Doctors'
The device learns information as would a child.
This Is How to Spot a Liar, According to Science
The so-called Duchenne smile—a smile that extends to the muscles of the eye—is most frequently associated with lying, researchers said.
AI Can Predict Your Personality by Tracking Your Eyes
Our eyes are a window into our personality.
Instagram Is Scanning Your Comments Section—Here's Why
This filter hides comments containing attacks on a person's appearance and threats to a person's well-being.
Why Facebook Messenger Is Scanning Your Personal Chats
Facebook: "When you send a photo, our automated systems scan it using photo-matching technology."
Google Is Developing AI for U.S. Military Drones
Google acknowledged that the use of AI in a military context "naturally raises valid concerns."
New Algorithm Lets AI Learn From Its Mistakes
The new technology allows the AI to reframe every failure as a success.
Mind-Reading Tech Re-Creates Images of Your Thoughts
It could provide a way to share the content of our imagination.
Cipher-Cracking AI Can Translate Human Language
"It doesn't need to be plain text and a cipher; it could be English and French."
Want to Win an Argument? AI Can Help
If robots understand how humans think and debate, they could help us break out of so-called filter bubbles.
How AI Learns to Be Sexist and Racist
If white-male biases get into AI, it could have repercussions for women or minorities, adding prejudice to hiring, promotions and salary decisions.
Should We Let A.I. Diagnose Suicidal Ideation?
Scientists believe some widely reported research may be deeply flawed.
What Suicidal Thoughts Look Like in the Brain
Imagine being able to know who has suicidal thoughts by looking at brain images.
Can Machine Learning Be Applied To Trading?
Despite years of hype, only now does a new study suggest machine learning can crack trading, raising further questions for the future of finance and the part humans will play.
Bot and Bothered
Bots that can negotiate your next deal on a hotel room might also know how to lie to you.
How will AI hit hedge funds and asset-management firms?
Robots and Artificial Intelligence taking people's jobs is a well-worn narrative. But an equally worrying trend in the age of big-data concerns is access to information, which in the world of capital markets decides who makes money and who doesn't.
Artificial Intelligence Can Be Sexist Just Like Humans
A new study finds that computers can acquire the same prejudices as people—linking male names with work, math and science, and female names with family and the arts.
Alphabet's Eric Schmidt: Embrace Machine Learning
The executive chairman of Alphabet explains how technology will improve lives on a scale we've never seen before in history.