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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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This AI can see people through walls. Here’s how.

This AI can see people through walls. Here’s how.

Meet the new fastest supercomputer in the world

Meet the new fastest supercomputer in the world

Get your phone’s AI assistant to actually assist you

Get your phone’s AI assistant to actually assist you

Artificial intelligence can take your bad whistling and make it sound like Mozart

Artificial intelligence can take your bad whistling and make it sound like Mozart

Self-driving cars should earn people’s trust with good communication

Self-driving cars should earn people’s trust with good communication

Drones, AI, and smart meetings at the beginning of the Microsoft Build conference

Drones, AI, and smart meetings at the beginning of the Microsoft Build conference

Facebook used billions of hashtagged Instagram photos to train its AI

MIT is making a device that can ‘hear’ the words you say silently

MIT is making a device that can ‘hear’ the words you say silently

We asked a neural network to bake us a cake. The results were…interesting.

We asked a neural network to bake us a cake. The results were…interesting.

By Janelle Shane

Can AI solve the internet’s fake news problem? A fact-checker investigates.

By Brooke Borel

Now’s your chance to discover a new planet (with Google’s help)

Now’s your chance to discover a new planet (with Google’s help)

By Mary Beth Griggs

Alexa should laugh more, not less, because people prefer social robots

Alexa should laugh more, not less, because people prefer social robots

Stopping package theft could be just the start for Amazon’s smart camera plans

Google’s Clips camera uses AI to try to spot your important family moments

Google’s Clips camera uses AI to try to spot your important family moments

candy hearts artificial intelligence

STANK LOVE, BEAR WIG, and other sayings from AI-generated candy hearts

We’re told to fear robots. But why do we think they’ll turn on us?

We’re told to fear robots. But why do we think they’ll turn on us?

By Steven Pinker

Chinese cops are using facial-recognition sunglasses. Here’s how that tech works.

What we know about Chronicle, Alphabet’s mysterious new company

CES 2018: All the cool new gadgets from day two

CES 2018: All the cool new gadgets from day two

By Stan Horaczek

Watch the weird videos used to train AI what different actions look like

Watch the weird videos used to train AI what different actions look like

AI can figure out a place’s politics by analyzing cars on Google Street View

AI can figure out a place’s politics by analyzing cars on Google Street View

Humans still rule drone racing, but NASA’s AI pilot might change that

These data scientists are disrupting Disney World’s long wait times

These data scientists are disrupting Disney World’s long wait times

By Carlye Wisel

How artificial intelligence could help spies do their jobs

How artificial intelligence could help spies do their jobs

Adobe is training AI to be a better photo and video editor than you

Adobe is training AI to be a better photo and video editor than you

By Stan Horaczek

Siri has a peppy new voice. But that’s not the most important thing.

Siri has a peppy new voice. But that’s not the most important thing.

Artificial intelligence now powers all of Facebook’s translation

Artificial intelligence now powers all of Facebook’s translation

Google Assistant won’t replace Siri on the iPhone, but you should download it anyway

Google Assistant won’t replace Siri on the iPhone, but you should download it anyway

Facebook created a faster, more accurate translation system using artificial intelligence

Facebook created a faster, more accurate translation system using artificial intelligence

Facebook is hiring 3000 new content monitors for a job AI cannot do

Facebook is hiring 3000 new content monitors for a job AI cannot do

By Kelsey D. Atherton

Language is training artificial intelligence to replicate human bias

Language is training artificial intelligence to replicate human bias

By Kelsey D. Atherton

Facebook’s new Camera Effects Platform wants to augment your entire reality

Facebook’s new Camera Effects Platform wants to augment your entire reality

By Stan Horaczek

Google is using AI to help humans and computers communicate through art

Google is using AI to help humans and computers communicate through art

Samsung’s new digital assistant, Bixby, tries to push past voice recognition toward true AI

Samsung’s new digital assistant, Bixby, tries to push past voice recognition toward true AI

AI and deep learning can now help you be more popular on Twitter

AI and deep learning can now help you be more popular on Twitter

By Kelsey D. Atherton

This bot-maker wants to make a thousand interconnected AIs out of your documents

This bot-maker wants to make a thousand interconnected AIs out of your documents

By Kelsey D. Atherton

Audio engineering is making call center robots more ‘human’ and less annoying

Audio engineering is making call center robots more ‘human’ and less annoying

By Sonia Weiser

This Valentine’s Day, Elon Musk wants you to know that machines will take over the world and make you obsolete

This Valentine’s Day, Elon Musk wants you to know that machines will take over the world and make you obsolete

By Sara Chodosh and Kendra Pierre-Louis

Reuters built a bot that can identify real news on Twitter

Reuters built a bot that can identify real news on Twitter

By Corinne Iozzio

The coolest tech at the LA Auto Show

The coolest tech at the LA Auto Show

By Kristen Hall-Geisler

How scientists will use artificial intelligence to find aliens

How scientists will use artificial intelligence to find aliens

This chatbot will deal with Comcast customer service for you

This chatbot will deal with Comcast customer service for you

By Jason Lederman

How Will Robots Learn?

How Will Robots Learn?

The White House Sizes Up The Future Of Artificial Intelligence

The White House Sizes Up The Future Of Artificial Intelligence

By Kelsey D. Atherton

MIT Game Asks Who Driverless Cars Should Kill

MIT Game Asks Who Driverless Cars Should Kill

By Kelsey D. Atherton

Visualizing Electronic Warfare

BAE Systems Wants To Defeat Jammers With Thinking Machines

By Kelsey D. Atherton

Wireless Sensors Can Detect People’s Emotions

Wireless Sensors Can Detect People’s Emotions

By Mary Beth Griggs

IBM Watson Created The First-Ever AI-Made Movie Trailer For ‘Morgan’

IBM Watson Created The First-Ever AI-Made Movie Trailer For ‘Morgan’

By Samantha Cole

CIA Wants To Train A.I. To Understand Satellite Photos

CIA Wants To Train A.I. To Understand Satellite Photos

By Kelsey D. Atherton

This A.I. Program Can Identify Billions Of Stars

This A.I. Program Can Identify Billions Of Stars

By Brittany Vincent

Robots Are Getting A Sense Of Self-Doubt

Robots Are Getting A Sense Of Self-Doubt

By Dave Gershgorn

Researchers tricked algorithms into misidentifying images, even when the picture was taken with a regular smartphone camera.

Researchers Have Successfully Tricked A.I. Into Seeing The Wrong Things

By Dave Gershgorn

The ‘Michael Jordan’ Of Machine Learning Wants To Put Smarter A.I. In Your Home

The ‘Michael Jordan’ Of Machine Learning Wants To Put Smarter A.I. In Your Home

By Dave Gershgorn

How Deep Learning Could Be The Next Step In Cancer Detection

How Deep Learning Could Be The Next Step In Cancer Detection

This Sculpture Was Designed And 3D Printed By An A.I. Artist

This Sculpture Was Designed And 3D Printed By An A.I. Artist

By Coby McDonald

A big red stop button.

Google Considers Making A “Big Red Button” To Stop Dangerous A.I. In An Emergency

By Dave Gershgorn

Can We Make A Computer Make Art?

Can We Make A Computer Make Art?

By Dave Gershgorn

Researchers Try To Preemptively Imagine The Worst Things A.I. Could Do

Researchers Try To Preemptively Imagine The Worst Things A.I. Could Do

By Kelsey D. Atherton

Douglas Eck, a researcher at Google, talks about Magenta during at panel at Moogfest.

‘Magenta’ Is Google’s New Project To Make Art With Artificial Intelligence

By Dave Gershgorn

How Google’s New A.I. Microchips Take A Page From Bitcoin Miners

How Google’s New A.I. Microchips Take A Page From Bitcoin Miners

By Dave Gershgorn

Searching for a city in Snips brings up relevant contacts and locations.

Meet ‘Snips,’ A Virtual Assistant That Doesn’t Talk Back

By Dave Gershgorn

‘Silicon Valley’ Is Secretly Teaching You About The Real Tech Industry

‘Silicon Valley’ Is Secretly Teaching You About The Real Tech Industry

Elon Musk’s Artificial Intelligence Group Opens A ‘Gym’ To Train A.I.

Elon Musk’s Artificial Intelligence Group Opens A ‘Gym’ To Train A.I.

By Dave Gershgorn

Facebook is starting to teach their algorithms to watch videos and identify the people inside.

Facebook Wants Its Artificial Intelligence To Watch All Your Live Videos

By Dave Gershgorn