The dead resurrected into ... robots
The funeral agency Phoenix and a group of Swedish scientists are calling for volunteers to allow a version of their deceased relatives to be created in robotic form.
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The funeral agency Phoenix and a group of Swedish scientists are calling for volunteers to allow a version of their deceased relatives to be created in robotic form.
Stanford University research has found that the human face has a difference that shows sexual orientation, IQ and even the person's political views.
Assassin robots capable of rebellion against humanity are being sold to leading nations, an expert revealed to Daily Star Online.
When a person falls into a coma, they lose all motor functions. Brain activity slowed down significantly.
According to Reuters, in 2014, Amazon set up a technical team in Edinburgh, Scotland, to find ways to automate recruitment.
A picture created by artificial intelligence (AI) will be officially auctioned in the US in a few days.
AI has taken a new step when it is possible to identify and search for a person not only through his face but also through his height, gender and clothing colors.
We have known Watson - IBM's artificial intelligence (AI), a champion, who has been able to diagnose cancer and life insurance.
This is the organism that has the whole nervous system so simple that scientists can form a diagram.
Leading robotics think robots will have citizenship like humans in 2045, including the right to marry other people or robots.
According to the South China Morning Post, some schools in China have adopted artificial intelligence (AI) to categorize academics.
According to The Verge, for some people, the phrase
In addition to talking about artificial intelligence, Sophia robot also takes the time to praise Mohamed Salah's excellent ball playing skills.
An artificial intelligence program predicts the 2018 World Cup champion based on 100,000 simulations, according to Science Alert.
A group of scientists in the UK is developing an AI system that can smell people's breaths to diagnose disease.