There is a good case to unleash job-killing AI on the high seas
Life on a container ship can be hellish, so maybe we shouldn't mourn the loss of these roles too much as the first crewless vessels take shape, says Paul Marks
Category Archives: Artificial Intelligence
Siri rival can understand the messy nature of our conversations
"Iris" has figured out how humans structure complex conversations – which may pave the way for more natural interactions with our digital personal assistants
Sneaky attacks trick AIs into seeing or hearing what’s not there
Hackers could fool driverless cars into ignoring stop signs by inserting hidden noise into images – and we don’t have a way to stop them yet
Artificially intelligent painters invent new styles of art
Big stylistic shifts in art usually come from genius painters like Picasso – but an AI is being trained to create unconventional pictures of its own
The Chatbot Therapist Will See You Now
Want to Understand Creativity? Enlist an AI Collaborator
Robots will be more useful if they are made to lack confidence
Making computers less certain of their abilities might stop them filling Facebook with fake news and make machines safer to be around
Wearables Reveal the Secret Lives of Farm Animals
Wearables Reveal the Secret Lives of Farm Animals
AI will be able to beat us at everything by 2060, say experts
A survey of more than 350 artificial intelligence researchers predicts how long it will take for machines to beat us at all tasks