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Risks, Rewards & Ethics of Artificial Intelligence & Singularity

Parents and human society seek to instill a code of ethics in children so that when they grow up they use their intelligence to do good rather than bad. The risks and rewards of artificial…

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Top Companies Turning to Internal Crowdsourcing Platforms to Supercharge Productivity

Dr. Lav Varshney, assistant professor of Computer & Electrical Engineering at the University of Illinois’ Coordinated Science Lab, believes the holy grail of business productivity comes from maximizing the number of tasks that are given…

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Machine Learning Algorithms Making Robots 1000x More Capable Than Humans

At a recent Microsoft Developers Build Conference in San Francisco, one presenter discussed how robots are being designed to do human work through the use of machine learning (ML). Take, for instance, lettuce cutting. A…

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Artificial Intelligence Might Leave Half the World Unemployed by 2050

Robotics expert Moshi Vardi claims that in the next thirty years, computers will be able to perform almost any job that humans can, the result of which could be an unemployment rate of 50%. He said…

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Emergence of Robotics, AI Comparable to Rise of Human Life

Robots and artificial intelligence (AI) are advancing and merging like never before, but a complete merger isn’t expected for a couple of decades. What may happen at that point is “singularity,” the complete merging of…

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Marvin Minsky: the Human Brain Contains Hundreds of Computers

Marvin Minsky, an inventor known as the father of artificial intelligence, passed away at age 88 this week. Minsky served in the US Navy from 1944-45 and earned a degree in mathematics in 1950 from…

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Update on Vicarious AI

At the beginning of 2015, artificial intelligence and cognitive computing startup Vicarious announced that it had developed an artificial intelligence program capable of consistently beating CAPTCHAS (Completely Automated Public Turing Tests to Tell Humans and…

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Brick Laying Robot Lays 1,000 Bricks an Hour, Builds 150 Homes a Year

An Australian company, Fastbrick Robotics, has invented a new brick laying machine it calls Hadrian after the ancient Roman Emperor who reigned from 117 AD to 138 AD and was renowned for the amount of…

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Ultraintelligent Machines & the Last Human Invention

The Overconfident Wolf Many are concerned about the intrusion of robots on the working life of the average human. However, supercomputers are already out thinking the smartest legal, financial and medical minds on the planet.…

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EmoSpark AI Cube Could Be Your First Virtual Friend

Most have heard of Siri, but so far the technology is limited in what it delivers. A new invention, EmoSpark, seeks to use more sophisticated technology to track your facial expressions, emotions, and interests and…

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Tag Archives: artificial intelligence

Risks, Rewards & Ethics of Artificial Intelligence & Singularity

Top Companies Turning to Internal Crowdsourcing Platforms to Supercharge Productivity

Machine Learning Algorithms Making Robots 1000x More Capable Than Humans

Artificial Intelligence Might Leave Half the World Unemployed by 2050

Emergence of Robotics, AI Comparable to Rise of Human Life

Marvin Minsky: the Human Brain Contains Hundreds of Computers

Update on Vicarious AI

Brick Laying Robot Lays 1,000 Bricks an Hour, Builds 150 Homes a Year

Ultraintelligent Machines & the Last Human Invention

EmoSpark AI Cube Could Be Your First Virtual Friend

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