Is the computer just as smart as a 4 year old?
They found ConceptNet 4 had an average IQ of a child. But unlike most children, the machine has a very uneven score in parts of the test.
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They found ConceptNet 4 had an average IQ of a child. But unlike most children, the machine has a very uneven score in parts of the test.
Chinese military scientists are studying the development of supercomputers that can change shapes like octopuses.
A group of engineers at the University of Rochester (USA) has launched a new computer program capable of assessing the emotions of users based on the variation of the vo…
Visual activity combined with the brain helps people recognize objects, differentiate people, different scenes, even visualize things that do not exist.
Children are the target of writing computer virus programs and this is a very easy way to inject viruses into parents' machines.
Researchers at the Faculty of Philosophy, Language and Theory at the University of Gothenburg (Sweden) recently wrote a computer program capable of achieving 150 points…
Researchers from the Department of Philosophy and Languages, University of Gothenburg, Sweden, recently created a computer program with an IQ of 150 to help with languag…
Sign language can be converted into written information thanks to a new computer program developed by Scottish experts.
Last week, the clever smart computer program Cleverbot surprised the world with a brilliant performance with Turing - an IQ test for chatbot, or talk robot.
The Stuxnet worm was created jointly by Israel and the US to target Iran's nuclear program.
A war of bombs and casualties has begun and seems to have repelled Iran's nuclear program for two years.
Microsoft released version 2.0 of Security Essentials security software - a Windows anti-virus and malware program.
With familiar images like the Eiffel Tower, Thien An Mon Square, Statue of Liberty ... it is easy to recognize their geographical position.
US scientists have developed a computer program that allows users to write letters and numbers on the screen by thinking about them.
Those who understand the development history of Windows versions know that Microsoft has borrowed a lot of Apple features to develop.