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Why AI? Because when an epidemic occurs, the whole world is at risk. So if there is a tool to help identify each person, preventing them from moving away will be an adva…
In the near future, AI could serve as an interpreter to help people understand the life of animals in the wild.
Contrary to predictions, artificial intelligence and robots are not yet common in everyday life of 2020. It is still unthinkable to go on a trip to the Moon or to 150 ye…
A new study shows that artificial intelligence developed by Google is better able to identify breast cancer than many doctors.
Researchers are looking to use traffic videos in Berlin, Istanbul and Moscow along with big-data technology to simulate the brain to forecast traffic situations.
Researchers in Japan have created the Othello Chess game with extremely weak AI software. This chess game always loses to players but is unexpectedly loved by the gaming…
A group of musicians and programmers will use artificial intelligence to complete the unfinished part of the 10th Symphony of German composer Ludwig van Beethoven, in 20…
Recent research by scientists shows that plants also feel pain and emit a groan when not watered.
In the context that artificial intelligence has been able to create its own content, lawmakers are asking questions related to intellectual property rights for innovativ…
Technology advances day by day and affects every aspect of our lives. Future medicine not only heals but also helps people cope with diseases.
Lee Se-dol, a Korean Go player who has won the world championship 18 times, is considered the greatest Go player in the modern era who announced his retirement.
A researcher has used AI (artificial intelligence) to learn about the copyright of the great poet William Shakespeare in the past.
Microsoft and SRL (diagnostic company based in India) have developed a diagnostic tool based on Artificial Intelligence (AI) to help detect cervical cancer, helping doct…
Even the creators of AI don't know why it has this extraordinary ability.
According to Climate and Atmospheric Science, scientists from Lausanne, Switzerland, have developed a simple machine learning system that can predict lightning 30 minute…