Tags: Artificial Intelligence

The First Chair Made by Artificial Intelligence Debuts in Milan’s Design Week

TECH & INNOVATION 04.16.2019 10:04 AM

A team of designers was tasked to design a chair that would comfortably sit a person while demanding the least possible amount of materials in production.

Predicting the Time to Die Through Artificial Intelligence

04.07.2019 21:44 PM

AI predicts when a human being will die University of Nottingham researchers reported that an artificial intelligence tool could predict the day humans will die.

Expert Say Artificial Intelligence Could Put the “Care” Back in Healthcare

04.04.2019 09:12 AM

AI promises to improve healthcare. Today, the average doctor visit lasts about 11 minutes, with most of that time spent with the physician staring at a screen or clipboard.

Deep-Space Probes That Think on Their Own May Guide the Search for Life

06.26.2017 11:59 AM

Spacecraft with artificial intelligence can discern what is natural and what is not may be the key to finding life in the universe.

Robot Rights: A Long Debate, 3 Existing Laws & More

05.24.2017 16:42 PM

The artificial intelligence technology is growing up. Robots are acting very similar to human beings. The question arises now, should robots have rights for their protection?

Google's AlphaGo Will Have A Man vs Machine Rematch in Ancient Game of Go

05.22.2017 17:29 PM

The Google's artificial intelligence program will have a rematch in China in the ancient game of Go for the second round of man against machine.

Robota & Leka: Teachers' Robot Assistants Of Children With Autism & Special Needs

05.17.2017 19:57 PM

Artificial Intelligence can now do the strenuous job of routine repetition when caring and teaching children with developmental disabilities. These robots also detect talk and analyze special children when they are in distress and need immediate attention.

Humans Can Talk To Dolphins In 2021 Using AI Technology

05.11.2017 12:58 PM

Scientists are working on deciphering the dolphin language with artificial intelligence by 2021. The team working on the project believes that dolphins are using the same language structure as that of humans.

Artificial Intelligence & Machines: Strategy Of Scientists To Combine Them For Scientific Discovery Automation

05.03.2017 11:42 AM

Scientists want to combine machines and artificial intelligence in the steps of scientific discovery because machines have more noteworthy memory and higher computational limit.

Google Assistant SDK Allows People To Experience Google Assistant On Any Device, Poised To Compete With Amazon’s Alexa

04.28.2017 12:44 PM

Google Assistant could now be integrated into any hardware through the company's new SDK. Google had just launched its developer preview of its new Google Assistant SDK.

Elon Musk's Neuralink Will Link Computer to Human Brains; Further Implementation Includes Telepathy

04.24.2017 12:27 PM

The Tesla and SpaceX founder will explore the possibility of connecting human brains with the computer, and possibly telepathy between human.

SpaceX, Tesla CEO Elon Musk Seeks Human Brain-Computer Link Venture Called The 'Neuralink'

03.28.2017 15:39 PM

The popular SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk wants to explore the human brain. If the Neuralink became a success, it is hinted to apply great healp in medicine.

Microsoft Challenges Apple's Siri With Revived Cortana For iPhone

03.13.2017 02:07 AM

The battle of AI driven Voice-Assistants heats Up. Targeting Apple's Siri, Microsoft updates Cortana With functionality and stability.

Space Robot Production Latest News: The Next Big Thing Companies Are Fighting For

02.13.2017 09:41 AM

Space Robot Market is all geared up for NASA's Space Cargo Contract. Competition is heating up to manufacture Robots that can carry space cargo and work effectively and economically with or without Astronauts in space.

Google's 'Smart Reply' Will Answer Emails For You

11.06.2015 00:13 AM

Google's parent company Alphabet is presenting a new email program that determines on your behalf what emails get a short response or prepares a few replies. Dubbed as the 'Smart Reply', answering email can now be a tap away.

The Large Scale Of Articficial Intelligence

10.11.2015 23:22 PM

Artificial Intelligence is also referred to by books as the study and design of intelligent agents. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the intelligence exhibited by machines and also the name used in the academic field study in creating computers and computer softwares capable of intelligent behavior; an intelligent agent is a system that visualizes its surroundings and take actions that multiply the chances of success.

Disaster-Mitigating Robots Battle for $2 Million Pentagon Prize

05.29.2015 16:06 PM

On June 5th, the Pentagon will hold the final round of its Robotics Challenge, where 25 teams from around the world will vie for a $2 million prize to see whose robot can perform best amidst a simulated disaster zone. But there's more at stake than just money. The Pentagon hopes one day such robots might save lives.

Self-Reparable Robots Bring Bright New Future to Bleak Disaster Relief

05.28.2015 15:53 PM

Researchers at Paris's Pierre and Marie Curie University have created robots that can use experiences from simulated lives to "heal" themselves. This makes robots more autonomous, effective, and robust-and more capable of disaster relief work.

A New Contender in Trial And Error—The Robot That Learns Like You and I

05.26.2015 14:18 PM

Robots that can learn? Yes they can, at least with these new algorithms. A UC Berkeley research team has created algorithms that allow robots to use trial and error to learn motor tasks. This is a process that is much closer to the ways that humans think and learn, making it a major artificial intelligence milestone.

Man Versus Machine: Who Won Supreme In Record-Breaking Poker Match?

05.09.2015 18:54 PM

In the ultimate poker match between man and machine, man won-at least for this round. In a two-week competition that just ended, four top ten players of Heads-up No-limit Texas Hold'em took on Claudico, an artificial intelligence program created by a Carnegie Mellon University team and won more chips than they lost.

12 Ways the World Could End, According to Oxford University

03.31.2015 09:39 AM

A report released by Oxford University and Global Challenges Foundations assesses the 12 most likely ways that human civilization could end.

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