AI

One expert says businesses can use AI to do the work they don't want to.

AI can sort through information quickly, translate and personalize data, but it can also cause news stories to be rife with errors.

Studio Kroner features the work of five artists who say AI helped expand their thinking.

Auth+ quizzes students to verify they wrote what they're turning in.

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Layer by layer, Cincinnati International Airport is adding pieces to its predictive passenger persona, the most recent of which is the University of Cincinnati’s artificial intelligence. The two have signed an agreement to work together on crowd prediction.

"AI will alter our experience as reasoning beings and permanently change our relationship with reality. The result will be a new effort," they write in their book, The Age of AI: And Our Human Future.

"China stands a reasonable chance of overtaking the United States as the leading center of AI innovation in the coming decade," says a new government…

How would you feel about a robot interviewing you for a job? Swedish company Tengai is working on an English version of its robot which it claims will ask…

The algorithms that operate our computers are used in many aspects of our lives, from online retailing to internet searches, and on stock exchanges around…