Touted as one of the big champions of AI (artificial intelligence), Tesla CEO Elon Musk has helped build a firm called OpenAI about five years ago. Recently, it was revealed that Open AI was collaborating with Microsoft for an exclusive license deal for something dubbed GPT-3 language model. A Twitterati pointed this out to Musk, who seemed upset over the collaboration.

AI researchers are using heartbeat detection to identify deepfake videos and even to figure out what kind of generative model created a deepfake.

A former world champion teams up with the makers of AlphaZero to test variants on the age-old game that can jolt players into creative patterns.

An indie game developer uses computer tools to create a video of realistic-looking historic figures in motion based on portraits and sculptures.

Artificial Intelligence just made another big leap, this time in a rather peculiar manner by defeating an F-16 Fighter Jet pilot 5-0 in a dogfight. Yes, an AI pilot (an algorithm developed by the US-based company Heron Systems), with a just few months of training over computer simulations destroyed one of the US Air Force’s most seasoned pilots with years of experience on flying F-16 fighter jets, in a simulated fight that lasted for 5 rounds, with 5 perfect wins.

ASU researchers are developing artificial intelligence that can communicate with humans within Minecraft, using the popular game as a test bed for human-machine teaming.

Students in the United States have discovered a way to cheat an algorithm marking their work by simply typing out a list of words relevant to the topic. Edgenuity, an online platform for virtual learning, was found to be using an artificial intelligence that was scanning students’ answers for keywords it expected to see in the answers.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of the most powerful technologies ever developed, but it’s not nearly as new as you might think. In fact, it’s undergone several evolutions since its inception in the 1950s. The first generation of AI was ‘descriptive analytics,’ which answers the question, “What happened?” The second, ‘diagnostic analytics,’ addresses, “Why did it happen?” The third and current generation is ‘predictive analytics,’ which answers the question, “Based on what has already happened, what could happen in the future?”

We asked GPT-3, OpenAI’s powerful new language generator, to write an essay for us from scratch. The assignment? To convince us robots come in peace

We asked GPT-3, OpenAI’s powerful new language generator, to write an essay for us from scratch. The assignment? To convince us robots come in peace

Superstar, Robert Downey Jr takes big screen heroism to life by taking real action to save the earth. Like one in character, “Iron Man” is hopeful about using robotics, AI and the advanced technologies in reversing the earth’s destructive carbon footprint. By alleging full support to a brand-new initiative called Footprint Coalition. He refers to this as a significant technological advancement amidst the great alarm over our state of environment.

Maritime engineers have trained an energy shipping app to save over a quarter of a million tonnes of CO2 emissions by applying machine learning to its predictive system. Researchers from the University of Southampton and Shell Shipping and Maritime have developed a digital dashboard that helps captains respond to changing sea conditions.

Disruption has been Toyota’s way but this time it wasn’t the tech giant that was disrupting the market, this time hackers disrupted or rather dented its image forever. March this year Toyota witnessed a breach quake whose deep pervasive fault lines ran far and wide to its 3.1 million customers. But, if you are mistaken into thinking that this was the worst breakdown in the 2019 cybersecurity universe, then you haven’t heard about Citrix. The software giant was slumbering in its hushed sleep of stunted security until the FBI beat the alarm loud and clear up close in its ears - Citrix systems were hacked.

An AI reconstructs Newton's second law and discovers a previously unknown formula for mass calculation of dark matter.

If you had to guess how long it takes for a drug to go from an idea to your pharmacy, what would you guess? Three years? Five years? How about the cost? $30 million? $100 million? Well, here’s the sobering truth: 90 percent of all drug possibilities fail. The few that do succeed take an average of 10 years to reach the market and cost anywhere from $2.5 billion to $12 billion to get there.

In a new paper, DeepMind describes an AI algorithm that was able to discover a critical programming rule in deep reinforcement learning from scratch.

At the start of the week, Liam Porr had only heard of GPT-3. By the end, the college student had used the AI model to produce an entirely fake blog under a fake name. It was meant as a fun experiment. But then one of his posts found its way to the number-one spot on Hacker News. Few people noticed that his blog was completely AI-generated. Some even hit “Subscribe.”

A team of researchers at Stanford University has created an artificial intelligence-based player called the Vid2Player that is capable of generating startlingly realistic tennis matches—featuring real professional players. They have written a paper describing their work and have uploaded it to the arXiv preprint server. They have also uploaded a YouTube video demonstrating their player.

Machines now perform all sorts of tasks: They clean big stores, patrol borders, and help autistic children. But will they make life better for humans?

More than 2,400 police agencies have entered contracts with Clearview AI, a controversial facial recognition firm, according to comments made by Clearview AI CEO Hoan Ton-That in an interview with Jason Calacanis on YouTube. The hour-long interview references an investigation by The New York Times published in January, which detailed how Clearview AI scraped data from sites including Facebook, YouTube, and Venmo to build its database.