Artificial Intelligence News Issue 8

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DARPA: Neural Implant Will Give Drones Human-Like Artificial Intelligence Will weapons with human-like intelligence aid soliders in warzones? By Tyler MacDonald | Feb 10, 2016 02:59 PM EST The Pentagon is currently putting money into the research and development of a tiny microchip called "Eyeriss," small enough to fit inside mobile devices, which possesses artificial intelligence on par with the human brain and will eventually be used on the battlefield, according to the Daily Mail.

Artificial intelligence and the future of hospitals Healthcare already has its hands full with rapid shifts in the status quo, but an even more dramatic change could be on the way: robotic doctors powered by artificial intelligence or AI. What sounds like science fiction is already poised to take other industries by storm in the form of innovations such as self-driving cars, according to The Conversation.

US Vehicle Safety Regulators To Consider Artificial Intelligence As Driver For Google Cars The driver will be considered under federal law.

How To Stop Worrying And Love Artificial Intelligence Are you in charge of your own future? Maybe not, a new book argues, but there's still an opportunity to change that. In Heartificial Intelligence, author John C. Havens introduces a realm of algorithms and smart machines well beyond anything you might know about.

This is why India is still not ready for Artificial Intelligence At a time when the global technology giants are set to leverage the benefits of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for your daily lives -- from taking care of businesses to fulfilling your personal needs -- India seems to be reluctant to get on to this bus.

Stop Calling it Artificial Intelligence Good user-experience design is all about setting proper expectations then meeting or exceeding them. When designing an interface that promises a taste of "artificial intelligence," we're basically screwed from the get-go.

Artificial intelligence could leave half the world unemployed, says expert Machines could put more than half the world's population out of a job in the next 30 years, according to a computer scientist who said on Saturday that artificial intelligence's threat to the economy should not be understated.

Artificial intelligence startup Diffbot raises $10 million for ambitious project Palo Alto-based Diffbot has proclaimed itself the "leading arms dealer in coming AI wars" after raising $10 million in Series A funding. Diffbot has developed a robot that is working to organize information from all over the Web into the world's largest database of knowledge.

Why Consumers Need to Stop Fearing Artificial Intelligence - insideBIGDATA asserts that while AI and machine learning are often thought of as futuristic or set to support the rise of robots, many consumers would be surprised to learn that these technologies actually play a big part in their everyday lives.

Artificial Intelligence Better at Diagnosing Malaria than Conventional Methods Artificial Intelligence (AI) has also joined forces with the Gates foundation in its fight against Malaria, a mosquito-borne disease. MIT Technology Review reported that the research at Intellectual Venture Laboratory with the support from Bill and Malinda Gates formulated the algorithms that can detect Malaria's presence.