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The development of artificial intelligence can help us predict the probability of life on other planets, according to a new study by a research group at Plymouth Univers…
Overcoming illness is everyone's hope, so Stanford University's artificial Artificial Intelligence (USA) also faced many criticisms when it was born.
15 years ago, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates had a somewhat strange prediction at the time, but was extremely accurate.
Professor Stephen Hawking, a famous theoretical physicist, predicts that AI will soon reach a level that makes it a new form of life that surpasses humans in an intervie…
The famous American inventor Ray Kurzweil, who has always had very accurate future predictions about the technology, predicted that the computer would be equal, or able…
Professor Stephen Hawking argues that the development of artificial intelligence, invasions of humans and aliens is the greatest threat to humanity's survival.
Researchers believe that future artificial intelligence can be as smart as humans, 3D printing techniques will be more widely used in many fields.
Ray Kurzweil, Google Chief Technology Officer, predicts that the technology to connect the human brain to the Internet will be complete within the next 15 years, creatin…
British physics genius Stephen Hawking made some words
Researchers are developing a smart mirror that can detect signs of disease on the user's face.
US tech billionaire Bill Gates predicts that the future will be entirely dependent on digital information transmitted through the Internet, rather than optical storage t…
Flights are Google's tool to help search tickets and flight information, search the take-off schedule. The world's leading search firm also added two new features to use…
Researchers have created an ambitious computer program to simulate the entire ecosystem with all life forms on Earth.
US scientists are studying a software that can identify the actions of people on surveillance cameras and use algorithms to predict those who are going to break the law.
Police in three cities, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington DC, USA are putting into use pilot software to predict crime, before it actually takes place.