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Scientists Taught A Robot Language. It Immediately Turned Racist.

Scientists Taught A Robot Language. It Immediately Turned Racist.

One day a few years ago, while talking to a journalist in her office, Harvard computer science professor Latanya Sweeney typed her name into Google’s search bar to pull up a study. As results filled in, the page also brought up an alarming advertisement:

Accelerator program Zeroth wants to find Asia’s top AI and machine learning startups

Accelerator program Zeroth wants to find Asia’s top AI and machine learning startups

Zeroth is an accelerator program that is out to fix the lack of talent, and investment options, for artificial intelligence (AI) in Asia, and it has just opened applications for its second program which takes place in Tokyo, Japan, in late

Artificial intelligence coming sooner than you think, experts say

Artificial intelligence coming sooner than you think, experts say

Experts say robotics will soon replace the work now being done by humans. If you have seen the latest Wolverine movie, Logan, you might have noticed a crucial scene where automated trucks speed up and down the highways of the United States. Far-fetched?

‘Void Star’: Terrifying Silicon Valley Sci-Fi Only an AI Expert Could Pen

‘Void Star’: Terrifying Silicon Valley Sci-Fi Only an AI Expert Could Pen

Truly understanding artificial intelligence is rare. AI doesn’t think in concepts and images the way humans do. It has individual goals, like to preserve humankind as technology’s caretakers, or to dismantle complex systems. And in the sci-fi thriller

‘Explainable Artificial Intelligence’: Cracking open the black box of AI

‘Explainable Artificial Intelligence’: Cracking open the black box of AI

Researchers and enterprise want to build deep learning neural networks that can explain their actions to humans At a demonstration of Amazon Web Services' new artificial intelligence image recognition tool last week, the deep learning analysis calculated

Smart manufacturing must embrace big data

Smart manufacturing must embrace big data

Manufacturing is getting smart. Companies are increasingly using sensors and wireless technologies to capture data at all stages of a product's life. These range from material properties and the temperatures and vibrations of equipment to the logistics of

6 crazy things Deep Learning and Topological Data Analysis can do with your data

6 crazy things Deep Learning and Topological Data Analysis can do with your data

Say you have a thousand columns and a million rows in your data set. Whichever way you look at it – small, medium or big data – you won’t be able to actually look at it. Zoom it in or out. Fit it into one screen. Blame human nature but most of us

AI is the future of the IoT - IBM Internet of Things blog

AI is the future of the IoT - IBM Internet of Things blog

Our planet is being swept by a tsunami of data, which continues to surge as connected people and devices produce ever more. According to IDC’s Digital Universe update, the number of connected devices is projected to expand from less than 20 billion today to

Enabling enterprise adoption of AI technologies

Enabling enterprise adoption of AI technologies

In this episode of theO’Reilly Data Show, I spoke with Jana Eggers, CEO of Nara Logics. Eggers’ involvement with AI dates back to her days as a researcher at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. Most recently she has been helping companies across many