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Oct 07

Could an artificial intelligence be considered a person under the law?

By Roman V. Yampolskiy, The Conversation

A new argument has laid a path for artificial intelligence systems to be recognized as people without any legislation, court rulings or other revisions to existing law.

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Jun 22

To beat Vegas bookies at the World Cup, these statisticians turned to artificial intelligence

By Amanda Grennell

After cleaning up at the 2014 World Cup, statistician Andreas Groll is enlisting machine learning to keep his lucky streak going…

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Jun 03

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Amid pressure from employees, Google drops Pentagon’s Project Maven account

By PBS News Hour

After resignations and refusals by Google employees to work on warfare technology, the company chose not to renew Project Maven, an artificial intelligence contract with the Pentagon that could help drones strike more efficiently. The decision puts other tech giants…

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Apr 18

Analysis: Robots have achieved what humans never will — assembling an IKEA chair in less than 21 minutes

By Nsikan Akpan

An autonomous robot can now assemble an IKEA chair without a manual in less than 21 minutes, which is an odd but significant milestone in artificial intelligence and robotics.

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Sep 06

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How Pittsburgh is test driving tech to make your commute smarter

By PBS News Hour

Robotics experts at Carnegie Mellon University are harnessing technology to address the rush-hour traffic that plagues commuters across the country. Using artificial intelligence and existing infrastructure, their software could reshape the daily commute for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians by reducing…

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Jul 20

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Will we be wiped out by machine overlords? Maybe we need a game plan now

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Tech luminaries and scientists have been worried for years about the existential consequences of artificial intelligence for the human race. Philosopher Nick Bostrom of Oxford University's Future of Humanity Institute thinks money ought to be invested in how to manage…

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Jul 20

How do we invest in the future of humanity? Swedish philosopher Nick Bostrom explains

By Paul Solman

Economics correspondent Paul Solman recently traveled to Oxford University’s Future of Humanity Institute. And yes, there is an institute that studies only that -- the future of the human race.

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May 25

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Will artificial intelligence help us solve every problem?

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Artificial intelligence is going to change how we live to such a degree, that when we look back at driving a car, it will seem to us the way the Middle Ages looks from today's perspective. That's according to Sebastian…

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Feb 10

A short history of AI schooling humans at their own games

By Andrew Wagner

Through chess, Jeopardy, poker and checkers, Deep Blue, Watson, Libratus and Chinook changed the way humans think about artificial intelligence.

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Jan 19

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Why we need to ask questions now about our high-tech future

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Your phone probably knows more about the intimate details of your life than your lover, says futurist Amy Webb. And you better get used to it -- we'll be spending the rest of our lifetimes in a world shaped by…

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