It's round three of invasive lionfish vs. underwater robots
Mind reading glasses, goggles that erase chronic pain, a wristband that can hear what the wearer can’t, and more futuristic wearables are on the horizon
It's round three of invasive lionfish vs. underwater robots
Mind reading glasses, goggles that erase chronic pain, a wristband that can hear what the wearer can’t, and more futuristic wearables are on the horizon
Version 2.1 of the spaCy Natural Language Processing library features a huge number of features, improvements and bug fixes. In this post, we highlight some of the features we're especially ...
SAN JOSE, Calif., March 18, 2019 GPU Technology Conference—NVIDIA today announced the Jetson Nano™, an AI computer that makes it possible to create millions of intelligent systems. The ...
Have you seen today’s Doodle? Join us to celebrate J.S. Bach’s 334th birthday with the first AI-powered Google Doodle. You can create your own melody, an...
Demis Hassabis founded a company to build the world’s most powerful AI. Then Google bought him out. Hal Hodson asks who is in charge
This new report surveys core components of the EU’s current AI ecosystem, providing the crucial background context for answering these questions. It outlines the EU’s high-level strategy ...
In support of this aim, the CDEI will: Seek to build a policy and governance environment that enables data-driven technology to improve people’s lives Ensure the public’s views form the ...
Mark Cuban would be the first to tell you that the Dallas Mavericks are not in the business of sports but instead are in the business of…
Demis Hassabis founded a company to build the world’s most powerful AI. Then Google bought him out. Hal Hodson asks who is in charge
<p>New developments in artificial intelligence could have important implications for industry, technology, investing and our future.</p>