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Apr 16

A flub by YouTube on Notre Dame videos highlights AI's blind spots

By Barbara Ortutay, Associated Press

As people around the world Monday turned to YouTube to watch Notre Dame Cathedral burn, an automated system attached background information about the Sept. 11 terror attacks in New York to videos of the fire. YouTube explained that the background…

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Dec 21

Robots are the future, and we don't trust them

By Thomas Maxwell

Even when a robot is safer and more effective at performing a task than humans, companies still have to think hard about how to earn public trust.

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Dec 19

How artificial intelligence spotted every solar panel in the U.S.

By Vicky Stein

Curious onlookers can check out the open-access maps. Publicly available information on this scale could help revolutionize the future of energy.

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Dec 14

Why automation won't put artists out of work just yet

By Courtney Vinopal

Creative fields are often held up as careers that are least threatened by the advancement of artificial intelligence. But computers and robots have already proven they can contribute to and change the arts, especially in commercial ways.

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Nov 25

Opinion: Virtual reality tours give rural students a glimpse of college life

By Carol Cutler White, The Conversation

A federally funded program is trying to increase high school graduation, college readiness and college enrollment at low resource high schools.

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Oct 24

In a crash, should self-driving cars save passengers or pedestrians? 2 million people weigh in

By Jamie Leventhal

Researchers are using an online computer program to gauge how humans respond to tough ethical decisions involving AI technology for driverless vehicles. The results could inform car manufacturers and policy makers on how driverless vehicles should behave in life-or-death scenarios.

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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

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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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