AI can predict when you die
...can't do Keith Richards of course
Boffins from the University of Nottingham believe their AI and Machine Learning can predict premature death.
Pure Storage releases industry AI
With Nvidia inside
Pure Storage has announced a new range of AI solutions for industries based around Nvidia chips.
Google AI team comes up with deep learning library
GPipe open sourced
Google's AI research division has open-sourced GPipe, a library for "efficiently" training deep neural networks (layered functions modelled after neurons) using Lingvo, a TensorFlow framework for sequence modelling.
Most AI start-ups don’t use AI
AI systems are really human powered
While investors seem keen to invest in start-ups with AI tech, they might want to have a look under the bonnet first to see if they are getting what it says on the tin.
Huawei is the secret AI king
Processing more than any company in the world
Never mind IBM, Amazon or Google, the top AI company is the arch enemy of the United States – Huawei.
Henry Kissinger warns of AI disaster
It will do to humans what he did to Cambodia
Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger trotted out his views about the dangers of artificial intelligence at an MIT conference last week.
Trump administration unveils order to prioritise and promote AI
Wants to replace all those jobs in the rust belt with nice new machines
US President Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump is going to force federal government agencies to dedicate more resources and investment into research, promotion and training on artificial intelligence (AI).
Top AI computer made by the US government
Here comes the flood, we say good-bye to flesh and blood.
A project in eastern Tennessee quietly exceeded the scale of any corporate AI lab and it was run by the US government.
Chinese kids building AI weapons
Recruited straight from school
Some of China's smartest students have been recruited straight from high school to begin training as the world's youngest AI weapons scientists.
AI has hit a learning barrier
Computer Science boffin warns of disaster in the making
A professor of Computer Science at Portland State University has warned that machine learning algorithms don't yet understand things the way humans do -- with sometimes disastrous consequences.