Nov
18
Google’s Duplex booking AI often relies on humans for backup
Google Duplex often calls on humans for backup when making reservations on behalf of users, and that should be welcomed.
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Nov
18
Gaming legend John Carmack is stepping back at Oculus to focus on AI
Gaming industry legend John Carmack is stepping back from his role at Oculus to focus on AI development.
Carmack made
Nov
18
LG ThinQ: Our experience with AI so far and what’s next for the industry
AI News spoke with LG corporate vice president Samuel Chang about ThinQ, the company’s brand for products and services
Nov
14
Elif Tutuk, Qlik: On securing data literacy and the evolution of AI with BI
This time last year, a fascinating report from venture capital firm Work-Bench assessed the future of enterprise software.
This time
Nov
14
Project Nightingale: Google denies using private health data for its AI research
Google has denied using private health data for its own AI research following The Wall Street Journal’s exposé of
Nov
14
How to be a data scientist: Get ‘deeply involved’ in big data and cloud to build high quality AI products
If you want to become a data scientist, then there are various skills you need in your arsenal. Having good
Nov
12
How Can AI Systems Understand Human Values?
Machine learning (ML) algorithms can already recognize patterns far better than the humans they’re working for. This allows them
Nov
12
AI Alignment Podcast: Human Compatible: Artificial Intelligence and the Problem of Control with Stuart Russell
Stuart Russell is one of AI’s true pioneers and has been at the forefront of the field for decades.
Nov
11
Driving toward a healthier planet
Materials Day speaker Brian Storey describes how the Toyota Research Institute is embracing machine learning to advance the use of
Nov
11
Report: AI may increase sales of home security systems
When home security systems were first introduced, they seemed to be pretty much revolutionary in terms of technology. However, today
