The UK's biggest news agency will use robots to write news
Comprehensive computer algorithms can write news articles for the British media in the coming months.
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Comprehensive computer algorithms can write news articles for the British media in the coming months.
DeepMind, Google's artificial intelligence system, now has the ability to teach it itself with the information it already knows.
Computers can predict what you're dreaming based on brainwave activity and brain blood flow.
Just a little support from memory reading technology, Shakespeare's immortal works can be rewritten by ... monkeys.
The dullness of the students at the end of the lecture hall may soon be a thing of the past, as teachers now have a tool to help them find bored people.
A recently published report has stirred up public opinion when it comes to 2030, police can use artificial intelligence to predict and prevent crime before they happen.
With tiny microchips implanted in a person, an ordinary person can become superhuman. They can unlock the door, turn on the lights, or log on to the computer with a sing…
Hackers can not only take advantage of the noise from computer heat sinks to steal information from remote users, but also from the process of writing data to the hard d…
Predicting whether a child is capable of committing an offense before age 18 will help us take timely preventive measures.
Artificial intelligence (artificial intelligence - AI) now appears everywhere.
Many people believe that people will become immortal when they load information in the brain into the computer through digital technology.
By sending and waiting for feedback, an American computer scientist has successfully mapped all of the devices connected to the Internet globally.
This means we can integrate biological computers into cancer tumors to monitor their activity.
Controlling robots with thoughts that appear only in sci-fi films has now come true and may soon be applied in the US military.
While a paper-thin computer is still a dream for each of us, but with a new material, such computers are still too thick.