By ELENA WICKER Words matter to members of the U.S. defense establishment, especially if those words are found in official documents like the National Security Strategy or…
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By Delft University of Technology A team of researchers from QuTech in the Netherlands reports realization of the first multi-node quantum network, connecting three quantum…
By George Lawton Cambridge Quantum Computing (CQC) hiring Stephen Clark as head of AI last week could be a sign the company is boosting research into…
Bryan Walsh A startup is employing machine learning to process aerial imagery and remotely analyze insurance risks to properties around the country. Why it matters: The…
By MIT Technology Review Insights Artificial intelligence in the hands of cybercriminals poses an existential threat to organizations—IT security teams need “defensive AI” to fight…
Reuters TOKYO — Toyota Motor Corp unveiled on Thursday new models of Lexus and Mirai in Japan, equipped with advanced driver assistance, as competition heats up to develop more self-driving and…
Annie Brown The Trump Administration blacklisted companies it viewed as security threats, barring their products from being sold in the US, preventing American tech suppliers…
By Bridget McCrea Over the last few years, artificial intelligence (AI) has been delivering competitive advantage to businesses across a wide spectrum of industries. By Deloitte’s…
TigerGraph, Inc. REDWOOD CITY, Calif., April 08, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — TigerGraph, provider of the leading graph analytics platform, today unveiled the complete agenda for Graph +…
Kyle Wiggers@Kyle_L_Wiggers Facebook today open-sourced a dataset designed to surface age, gender, and skin tone biases in computer vision and audio machine learning models. The…
By Tristan Greene What would happen if an AI gained control of the US military’s nuclear stash and decided to preemptively win World War 3…
By Rachel Metz Artificial intelligence systems are often criticized for built-in biases. Commercial facial-recognition software, for instance, may fail when attempting to classify women…
by Jose Ferreira In my recent essay, AI Is Fire, I wrote that AI wouldn’t suddenly race far ahead of human beings when it one…
How do you *feel* about that? Rod Castor Much of today’s discussion around the future of artificial intelligence is focused on the possibility of achieving artificial general…
Philosophical progress may be far more difficult than in Science and Technology Kevin Ann Science Fiction explores themes and warns about scenarios where sentient Artificial…
By IBM Cloud Education Artificial intelligence enables computers and machines to mimic the perception, learning, problem-solving, and decision-making capabilities of the human mind. In computer…
By Daphne Leprince-Ringuet For the first time, Big Blue is bringing its quantum hardware directly to a customer, instead of offering quantum services over the…
By Timothy Revell Beyond the headline breakthroughs, artificial intelligence is a global industrial complex. Having explored its political and social implications, Kate Crawford at Microsoft Research is now…