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The development of science can make humans now disappear in less than 100 years.
That is the worry of many of the world's most intelligent scientists and minds like Stephen Hawking, Elon Musk ...
According to an Australian expert, in the next 20 years, robots will become popular pets in families, even replacing real animals.
Virtual assistants on mobile devices are a common representation of artificial intelligence. This is a technology product that not only appears regularly on science fict…
Many previous studies have pointed out the danger of artificial intelligence to human life
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Robot cars drive through the desert, electronic eyes carry out the task of rescuers in the pool and real opponents with human-like behaviors fighting gamers ... are some…
A team of astronomers from the universities of Groningen, Naples and Bonn developed a new method to find attractive lenses.
The search for extraterrestrial civilization SETI needs to focus on finding the signals of sentient machines into space rather than looking for forms of a specific biolo…
Recently, scientists from the US Department of Energy's Genetic Institute had a huge discovery, when they found up to 6000 new viruses.
INaturalist's artificial intelligence (AI), a natural photo sharing and storage site, confuses Homodes bracteigutta as an ant, and Newswee reports on 1/12.
You will be amazed because there is no need to become a genius of painting, anyone can create these incredibly impressive works.
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In an interview with the BBC, genius professor of physics Stephen Hawking warned of the threat of artificial intelligence (AI) to the survival of our humanity.
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla Motors, has expressed a warning about the threat of artificial intelligence (AI) to humans.