There are three basic scenarios for the medium-term development of AI. A first base scenario can be combined with either of the other two. The base scenario is that the development of weak AI will continue. Programming will lead to … Continue reading →
OK, so what constitutes “slightly conscience”? In a definition of states of consciousness there is either consciousness or unconsciousness. There are also altered levels of consciousness ranging from confusion and delirium to stupor and coma. None of those seem “slight” … Continue reading →
By Sarah Wray – Artificial intelligence (AI) offers potential benefits for cities such as greater efficiency but there are also risks and new challenges, from procurement to governance. Such complexity can result in ‘analysis paralysis’ and stalled progress, or expensive … Continue reading →
As younger generations grow up interacting with AI-enabled devices, more consideration should be given to the impact of this technology on children, their rights and wellbeing. AI-powered learning tools and approaches are often regarded as critical drivers of innovation in … Continue reading →
Seems to me the problem here will the government attempting to create laws for something it inherently does not understand. As a member of congress to explain what AI is. By Glenn Gow – As AI grows in impact in … Continue reading →
By DR. STEVE PATCHIN – In 2017, Google DeepMind developed an artificial intelligence (AI) program called AlphaZero. It was programmed to play chess against an earlier developed program called Stockfish. The difference between the two, Stockfish, the then dominant program … Continue reading →
Some content services are already leveraging AI to “read” the text on a page to index and store it. The apps can “learn” to recognize the necessary text to capture metadata needed to logically store a document. The key here … Continue reading →
While the debate over government regulation of AI will certainly rage for some time the real question is, if this sort of domain-specific, super AI is so difficult for humans to comprehend how on earth can we be expected to … Continue reading →
By James Connolly – As companies seek ways to use artificial intelligence they will find AI is best applied to tasks that humans can’t do as well or don’t want to do at all. The technological dreams of humans when it comes … Continue reading →
By Joe McKendrick – Artificial intelligence technologies have reached impressive levels of adoption, and are seen as a competitive differentiator. But there comes a point when technology becomes so ubiquitous that it is no longer a competitive differentiator — think of … Continue reading →