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A look into how computer science is building and coding machines that solve problems the way human brains do.

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A sleek electric sports car under a spotlight

The Rimac Nevera goes from 0 to 100 MPH in 4.3 seconds

Siri voice commands on the new Apple TV 2015

Apple Echoes Amazon, But Apple TV Isn’t Finished Yet

By Xavier Harding

Amazon Echo Look uses a camera and AI to judge your outfit, sell you stuff

Amazon Echo Look uses a camera and AI to judge your outfit, sell you stuff

By Stan Horaczek

Skype Translator

How Microsoft’s Machine Learning Is Breaking The Global Language Barrier

This company is retrofitting airplanes to fly on missions with no pilots

This company is retrofitting airplanes to fly on missions with no pilots

Autonomous war machines could make costly mistakes on future battlefields

Autonomous war machines could make costly mistakes on future battlefields

By Kelsey D. Atherton

Director Werner Herzog Talks About The Intersection of Humanity And Artificial Intelligence

Director Werner Herzog Talks About The Intersection of Humanity And Artificial Intelligence

By As told to Matt Giles

A defensive weapons system station inside a US aircraft.

Russia is building a tank that can pick its own targets. What could go wrong?

By Kelsey D. Atherton

Senator Tammy Duckworth stands on a helicopter.

Senator Tammy Duckworth on why AI should never fully replace humans in the cockpit

Super Resolution in Photoshop

Photoshop’s new Super Resolution feature makes images bigger, not blurrier

By Stan Horaczek

How Google Aims To Dominate Artificial Intelligence

How Google Aims To Dominate Artificial Intelligence

By Dave Gershgorn

New Tech Startup Is Poised To Disrupt The Personal Assistant Market

New Tech Startup Is Poised To Disrupt The Personal Assistant Market

By Cliff Ransom

Creative A.I. Dreams Up 3D-Printed Objects

Creative A.I. Dreams Up 3D-Printed Objects

By Coby McDonald

A model in a wine-red cutout dress on a beach

Tech-savvy fashion forecasters already know what you’ll be wearing in two years

By Rachael Zisk

Karel Čapek's play "R.U.R." in 1921

The first ‘robots’ were made of flesh and bone

By John M. Jordan/MIT Press Reader

children silhouetted on hill

Everything big tech knows about a baby by the time it’s born

By Veronica Barassi/MIT Press Reader

The moon’s surface is a chaotic mess of craters of all sizes. Now algorithms are smart enough and kind enough to sort through that mess for us.

Astronomers made a poor bot count 100,000 moon craters

By Charlie Wood

A U-2 spy plane lands.

An AI just copiloted a U-2 spyplane for the very first time

Billie Eilish Google AI mashup

This Billie Eilish cover is unlike any other (because it’s made by Google’s AI)

By Stan Horaczek

Adobe Photoshop Neural Filters

Photoshop’s Neural Filters can alter people’s expressions in convincing—and nightmarish—ways

By Stan Horaczek

Adoble photoshop sky replacement tool

Photoshop will soon use AI to add dramatic skies to your boring photos

By Stan Horaczek

Artificial intelligence creates better, faster MRI scans

Watch a computer clobber a human pilot in a simulated fighter jet duel

Google Photos udate

The latest Google Photos redesign comes with handy new ways to navigate your endless photo collection

By Stan Horaczek

Microsoft noise suppression

AI is here to mask barking dogs and screaming kids from your video calls

By Stan Horaczek

Google taught a robot dog new tricks by having it mimic the real thing

An old-school catcher throwing up a pitch sign

The best ways to steal signs in baseball

By Jacob Feldman

a tiny organism with four nubbin legs

These tiny living robots could help science eavesdrop on cellular gossip

When it comes to board games, humans don’t stand a chance against AI

depressed person

Artificial intelligence could improve psychiatric care

By Nicole Wetsman

An exclusive look at Facebook’s efforts to speed up MRI scans using artificial intelligence

An exclusive look at Facebook’s efforts to speed up MRI scans using artificial intelligence

How science fiction could save us from bad technology

How science fiction could save us from bad technology

By Alessio Malizia and Silvio Carta/The Conversation

Algorithms aren’t all created equal

Algorithms aren’t all created equal

By Martin Erwig/The MIT Press Reader

Artificial intelligence is taking an increased role in diagnosing and treating cancer

Artificial intelligence is taking an increased role in diagnosing and treating cancer

By Nicole Wetsman

Google is working on ‘self-healing’ maps, thanks to artificial intelligence

Google is working on ‘self-healing’ maps, thanks to artificial intelligence

FaceApp is a privacy nightmare, but so is almost everything else you do online

FaceApp is a privacy nightmare, but so is almost everything else you do online

By Stan Horaczek

One more thing artificial intelligence can beat you at: Solving a Rubik’s cube

One more thing artificial intelligence can beat you at: Solving a Rubik’s cube

Artificial intelligence can now dominate at the poker table, and Facebook holds all the cards

Artificial intelligence can now dominate at the poker table, and Facebook holds all the cards

MIT’s new robot takes orders from your muscles

MIT’s new robot takes orders from your muscles

Can AI escape our control and destroy us?

Can AI escape our control and destroy us?

By Mara Hvistendahl

Last week in tech: Autonomous Teslas, laundry-folding robots, and a fast Nike shoe

Last week in tech: Autonomous Teslas, laundry-folding robots, and a fast Nike shoe

The TSA’s new CT scanners could make airport security less annoying

The TSA’s new CT scanners could make airport security less annoying

This supercomputer will perform 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 operations per second

This supercomputer will perform 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 operations per second

How self-driving cars can predict the way pedestrians move

How self-driving cars can predict the way pedestrians move

Here’s what you need to know about Trump’s ‘American AI Initiative’

self-driving cars

Where to find self-driving cars on the road right now

An ‘acoustic fingerprint’ should keep Alexa from waking during Amazon’s Super Bowl ad

MIT is teaching a robot to beat you at Jenga

MIT is teaching a robot to beat you at Jenga

Robot stops you from dying

This may be the friendly robot face you see before you die

By Stan Horaczek

Veoneer driving facial recognition mood

Artificial intelligence thinks your face is full of data. Could it actually unmask you?

By Eleanor Cummins

Artificial intelligence made this robot dog a very good boy

CES 2019 day three: A superhero helicopter, a bike with Alexa, and a connected kettlebell

By Stan Horaczek

Smart foam and artificial intelligence could help robots know if they’re injured

Smart foam and artificial intelligence could help robots know if they’re injured

Here’s how an AI lie detector can tell when you’re fibbing

Here’s how an AI lie detector can tell when you’re fibbing

Twitter bots earthquakesLA roborosewater softlandscapes

Not all Twitter bots are bad

By Eleanor Cummins

Get ready for a lot more facial recognition at the airport

This AI can help spot biased websites and false news

This AI can help spot biased websites and false news

Super-recognizers help fight crime, but their powers remain mysterious

Super-recognizers help fight crime, but their powers remain mysterious

By Eleanor Cummins

Another AI winter could usher in a dark period for artificial intelligence

Another AI winter could usher in a dark period for artificial intelligence

By Eleanor Cummins

Google says its search can’t be biased—that’s not how search works

Google says its search can’t be biased—that’s not how search works

AI could make MRI scans as much as 10 times faster

AI could make MRI scans as much as 10 times faster

Let this AI bot turn your words into vaguely-recognizable pictures

By Stan Horaczek

An AI camera and a bigger battery: what to know about the Samsung Note9

An AI camera and a bigger battery: what to know about the Samsung Note9

Artificial intelligence can now help write Wikipedia pages for overlooked scientists

Artificial intelligence can now help write Wikipedia pages for overlooked scientists