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Topic: Artificial Intelligence (page 8)

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After the anthropocene, the "automacene"

Mary Flanagan
FILE - In this May 2, 2015 file photo, a Nepalese boy stands outside his village with a signboard asking for help in Pauwathok village, Sindhupalchok district, Nepal. A year after a set of devastating earthquakes plunged Nepal into chaos and economic decline, one question remains on everyone’s mind: what if it happens again? Scientists have been warning Nepal and other Himalayan countries for years that quake risks in the region are high. But while citizens are preparing for the worst by building sturdier homes and stockpiling emergency supplies, experts say officials still have a long way to go in preparing for possible, if not probable, disaster. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup, File) (AP)

AI evaluates how stress changes society

Wesley Wildman - The Conversation
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Why autonomous vehicles have "levels"

Huei Peng - The Conversation
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Why AI doctors can't replace humans

David Rakel, Susan Golant
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How AI can detect and create fake news

Anjana Susarla - The Conversation
Robots, produced by Knightscope, are intended to assist in crime prevention and law enforcement. (Getty/Rob Lever)

What tech calls "AI" isn't really AI

Jason Rhode
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U.S. military studying A.I.

Matt Stroud, R. Jeffrey Smith - Center For Public Integrity
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AI may pilot your next flight

Jeremy Straub - The Conversation

Using AI to predict March Madness upsets

Matthew Osborne, Kevin Nowland - The Conversation
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Your NCAA bracket: A reverse Turing Test

Brett Frischmann
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Internet fakery: Beyond Russian bots

Matthew Sheffield
"Teminator Genisys" (Paramount Pictures)

What AI researchers fear most

Arend Hintze - The Conversation
"Terminator Genisys" (Paramount Pictures)

Who's afraid of the A.I. wolf?

Crystal Ponti
Artwork by Canadian Louis-Philippe Demers, which shows an artificial skull with robotic eyes which follows the motion of a visitor, during a press preview for the Robots exhibition held at the Science Museum in London, Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2017. The exhibition which shows 500 years of mechanical and robotic advances is open to the public form Feb. 8 through to Sept. 3. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant) (AP)

Will AI lead to a human revolt?

Kentaro Toyama - The Conversation
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Will self-driving cars help disabled?

Srikanth Saripalli - The Conversation
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Can megacities survive the digital age?

Christopher H. Lim, Vincent Mack - The Conversation
Alex Jones during the Sept. 6, 2017 edition of his web and radio talk show. (Screenshot)

They're warning of robots

Matthew Sheffield
TOPSHOT - Engineers test a four-metre-tall humanoid manned robot dubbed Method-2 in a lab of the Hankook Mirae Technology in Gunpo, south of Seoul, on December 27, 2016. The giant human-like robot bears a striking resemblance to the military robots starring in the movie "Avatar" and is claimed as a world first by its creators from a South Korean robotic company. (Jung Yeon-Je/AFP/Getty Images))

Workers for AI

Thomas Kochan, Lee Dyer - The Conversation
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Only human after all?

Noah Charney
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Don't call her Siri

Alessandra Maldonado
Tacoma (Youtube/Tacoma)

The gig economy goes to space

Keith A. Spencer
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Silicon Valley's hubris

Keith A. Spencer
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Trump and the real threat

Émile P. Torres
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Nikolaus Correll - The Conversation
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