Biden Proclaims AI Bill of Rights (Kinda/Sorta)
As AI assumes more and more previously human tasks, ethicists, futurists, and legal minds are getting apoplectic, scurrying to get out ahead of the issues.
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A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Algorithm
AI-generated art from emerging products like Dall-e and Midjourney begs the question of what is creativity, what is art, who makes it, and who owns it.
New and Old Technologies and Future Warfare
Russia's attack on Ukraine is seen as a test case for the wars of the future. Some critical insights are already emerging.
Sustainability Software Takes the Spotlight
New tools help leaders preserve the planet—and increase profit.
Meet the Startups: ReSpo.Vision – Can You Bring Every Sports Event Into VR?
ReSpo.Vision, the startup out of Poland, is making waves in the sports data industry. Through computer vision and machine learning algorithms using only a single camera, it creates immersive VR and AR visualizations.
Meet the Startups: Cerebri.AI: Understanding Customers with Speed and Scale
CEO Jean Belanger spoke with Techonomy about the most important things companies need to understand about their customers and why AI is so helpful in data engineering.
Meet the Startups: Xpert AI Seeks Impact Through Augmented Vision
Xpert’s AI-enhanced technology shows promise in areas ranging from health care, where epilepsy diagnosis and treatment is one focus, to banking, where fraud detection is on the docket.
AI Comes Out of the Closet
AI is being used to make all kinds of everyday digital tasks more efficient and easy. The software can do many things you used to have to do yourself–in video editing, dieting, fitness, and plenty...
Improving Drug Development with AI, Not Animals
Tremendous resources are wasted on would-be treatments that never even make it to the clinical trial stage because, often, tests conducted on animals provided misleading results. Dr. Jo Varshney is out to fix that.