Stephen Hawking: 'Computers will overtake people in the next 100 years'
Professor Stephen Hawking believes that humans will no longer be the smartest species on the planet in the next 100 years, and computers will surpass humans.
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Professor Stephen Hawking believes that humans will no longer be the smartest species on the planet in the next 100 years, and computers will surpass humans.
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…
A robot in the assembly line of the VolksWagen car factory in Germany killed a worker working here. During the installation for this robotic arm, the worker was hit hard…
Sophia is a human-shaped robot developed by Hanson Robotics in Hong Kong.
British physics genius Stephen Hawking made some words
Swedish-Swiss automation company, ABB Group, plans to build a factory in which cyborgs (half-man, half-mechanical mechanics) will create themselves.
We humans have almost accepted a harsh truth that we will never play chess as well as robots.
The China National News Agency has just released a news presenter with artificial intelligence (AI) with the same look and lead as people.
Astronomers are very interested in finding extraterrestrial civilization and persistently studying signals that may come from artificial intelligence.
Until now, people have not yet concluded which football or who invented the country. But the birth of the ball is an exciting long process.
According to statistics, since 1988, about 712 children are thought to have died from heatstroke while sitting in a car alone on a hot day.
Designed with the function of hunting plastic trash, robot of 6th grade student Anna Du has just reached the final round of the science creativity competition in the US.
The sensor automatically detects the free fall of the phone, then activates the spring to protect the phone from direct contact with the ground.