Welcome to the Momenta Learning News on Artificial Intelligence. This is issue 46, please feel free to share this post.
At any given moment, pharmaceutical firms have a massive library of compounds and no clue what to do with them. Tucked away in extensive collections of synthetic and theoretical drug banks lie hidden gems - drugs to treat perhaps even the most devastating diseases - but identifying them is a pain: testing can take years, even decades, and often researchers aren't even sure what they're looking for.
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Dan provides interesting guest commentary with Geekwire: In short, the biggest threat posed by AI is not the advent of autonomous machines, but of human beings losing their autonomy by being driven from the production process. We must confront the potential for serious social unrest, perhaps even revolt or revolution.
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More than a location tracker for dogs, Tracy alerts owners when it is time to run, play and go to the bathroom and is smart enough to learn on its own Stockholm, Sweden (PRWEB) May 24, 2016 Tracy is a dog tracker that can do more than simply locate a dog's position.
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HCL was named as a finalist in the "Best Intelligent Assistant" category which showcases companies making ground-breaking advancements in virtual assistants and advanced voice/text recognition capabilities.
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Who needs Art critics when a computer can do the job? Visitors to the Tate will be invited to access an Artificial Intelligence (AI) programme which uses algorithms to explain the relevance of works in the collection. "We can't wait to begin working with Tate, Microsoft and a talented team of AI specialists to create ...
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In order to boost its economy, China is moving its focus to manufacturing robots, smart home appliances and smartphones. China plans to expand its artificial intelligence products market to over $15 billion by speeding up the manufacturing of products like robots, home appliances and mobile phones as part of efforts to develop new technologies to reorient its sluggish economy.
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Machine-learning algorithms increasingly make decisions about credit, medical diagnoses, personalized recommendations, advertising and job opportunities, among other things, but exactly how usually remains a mystery. Now, new measurement methods developed by Carnegie Mellon University researchers could provide important insights to this process.
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It seems a long time ago (1997), that IBM's Deep Blue computer beat Garry Kasparov - then world champion - in chess, and we started talking about artificial intelligence seriously. However, we all thought AI would be limited to logical, rational, linear models of "thinking" that a machine can be programmed to do.
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A POUND Hill filmmaker is ready to shoot his next production, which will tackle the morals of developing artificial intelligence (A I) - but he needs your help to make it.
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In this article forming part of our b:INFORM Ghosts in the Machine Series, we analyse the survey findings relating to legal risks arising from the use of Artificial Intelligence ("AI") in financial markets and institutions. Click here for our article analysing the survey findings relating to regulatory risks arising from the use of AI.
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