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2017-12-21 www.wired.com 2,599 ArtificialIntelligence cybersecurity Innovation Projects
AI researchers are looking for the meaning of our words, defenses against hacking, and teaching robots right from wrong.
2017-10-22 www.wired.com 2,047 iot
Hyper-intelligent algorithms are not going to take over the world for these five reasons.
2017-11-16 www.wired.com 2,031
Arm Holdings, whose chip designs are in 95 percent of smartphones, diversifies into traffic sensors and factories under new owner Softbank.
2017-11-17 www.wired.com 2,030 tesla
Well, that kind of depends on what you mean by "trucker."
2017-11-15 www.wired.com 1,989 AI ArtificialIntelligence futureofwork
Artificial intelligence was supposed to steal our jobs. Instead, they're reinventing what counts as human work.
2017-12-20 www.wired.com 1,903 Blockchain Fintech VentureCapital Voice Pets
Venture capitalists invest like lemmings. These are the trends they'll flock to in 2018.
2017-11-01 www.wired.com 1,868 ai machinelearning google CapsuleNetworks neuralnetworks
Google's Geoff Hinton helped catalyze the current AI boom and says he knows how to make machines smarter at understanding the world.
2017-11-12 www.wired.com 1,742 chatbot chatbots
Replika, an app that creates an artificially intelligent doppelgänger, offers a glimpse into the future of human-bot interaction.
2018-02-02 www.wired.com 1,703 DeepLearning AI artificialintelligence
WIRED’s new columnist Jason Pontin on the limits of modern artificial intelligence.
2018-02-01 www.wired.com 1,639 artificialintelligence AI Wired Technews fintech DeepLearning BigData insurtech IoT ioE Ceo
Supersmart algorithms won't take all the jobs, But they are learning faster than ever, doing everything from medical diagnostics to serving up ads.
2017-12-30 www.wired.com 1,530 ai BigData DataScience Healthcare Deeplearning machineintelligence eHealth HealthIT mHealth
AI could save medicine up to $100 billion a year, if we can only figure out how to apply it.
2018-01-12 www.wired.com 1,472
For the first time, researchers have solved the structure of the activated kappa opioid receptor—information they could use to design less addictive opioids.
2018-02-06 www.wired.com 1,266 MachineLearning Brain ArtificialIntelligence Memory Neuroscience
If we can’t understand our own brains, maybe the machines can do it for us.
2017-11-15 www.wired.com 1,195
Demographic data may contribute to algorithms’ accuracy, but it also complicates their use.
2018-02-03 www.wired.com 1,136 bigdata DeepLearning
Opinion: An MIT brain science professor argues that progress in deep learning research will come from the convergence of engineering and neuroscience.
2018-02-06 www.wired.com 994
Plus: Elon Musk's $0 salary, details form Uber's secretive Strategic Services Group, and more slightly catastrophic news from this week.
2018-03-31 www.wired.com 966 MachineLearning AI ArtificialIntelligence AIForHumanity strategy Revolution healthcare Wired
In an interview with WIRED, French President Emmanuel Macron describes his plans to enhance the country's AI efforts—and differentiate them from those in the US.
2018-02-01 www.wired.com 944 AI Amazon artificialintelligence machinelearning DeepLearning ecommerce CLOUD automation jeffBezos
The Alexa voice platform and other deep learning projects have made Amazon an AI leader.
2019-03-25 www.wired.com 915 machinelearning mcdonalds ArtificialIntelligence BigData
The fast-food giant's largest acquisition in 20 years is bringing machine learning to the drive-thru.
2017-11-24 www.wired.com 904
A small team at Microsoft is responsible for making sure a billion Windows devices stay coordinated in the face of daylight savings, time zones shifts, or any other surprises.