Should AI be limited in newsrooms? New York Times thinks so
Did you notice the latest terms and conditions change on the New York Times' website? Most of us just click 'accept' and move on....
Judgment day: Will the rise of AI be the end of lawyers
For centuries, regulations of the legal profession have made it clear there can't be an engagement in legal practice by unqualified entities.
In other words,...
Neural networks could make imaging simpler and cheaper
In the world of cameras, capturing detailed and accurate images can result in a massive amount of data.
This makes it tough to handle, store,...
2D memory could revolutionize how we store data, shows study
Have you ever been frustrated by how slow your computer or smartphone gets sometimes?
Or wondered how the data on our devices is stored?
Well, with...
Will a ban on personalized ads reduce our app choices? Here’s what a study...
We all love our smartphone apps, right? Most of them are free and make our lives easier or more fun.
But have you ever wondered...
MIT and Harvard researchers explore biological possibility of AI in the brain
Artificial neural networks, inspired by the human brain's biological neurons, have given rise to transformers about six years ago. These models can generate near-human-like...
Quick-learn robots: How CMU’s VR tech revolutionizes robot training
Imagine trying to teach a toddler how to pick up a toy. You show them once or twice, and they get it, right?
Now, scientists...
Scientists find new way to fight against robocalls
Robocalls can be incredibly annoying. Worse, they can trick people out of their hard-earned money.
Now, scientists have come up with a smart way to...
What’s a thermal attack? How to guard yourself against heat-sniffing hackers?
Have you ever considered that the heat from your fingers could give away your passwords?
A group of computer whizzes are warning us about a...
Can AI understand human uncertainty?
Understanding Human Doubts
Machines often think that humans always know what they're doing. But we know that's not true. Humans sometimes feel unsure or make...