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A.I. Heading to Robots
According to Fortune, Japanese and American robot manufacturers agree that in order for robots to be truly useful in society they must have artificial intelligence.
Read more...Hitachi Working Towards Generalized AI
Hitachi is highly involved in creating artificial intelligence that has broad uses, reports Forbes. Known as H, this division is working on AI that can be applied to many applications rather than just built for a specific application.
Read more...Space Flight Will Use AI
According to Space Flight News, artificial intelligence will soon be an integral part of space flight.
Read more...AI Requires Dedication
Properly deploying artificial intelligence requires dedication, hard work and persistence, reports Fortune.
Read more...AI Has Many Applications in Healthcare
Used correctly, artificial intelligence will revolutionize healthcare, reports Business News Daily.
Read more...Game Companies Can Use AI to Mine Data
According to Forbes, online multi-player game Fortnite generates huge amount of data that developers can use AI to mine for information about what keeps gamers coming back.
Read more...Diversity with AI
According to Fortune, companies can use AI to ensure that their new hires are diverse.
Read more...Using AI to Plan a Disney Trip
Vacation planning company Touring Plans is using AI to help families plan the perfect Disney Vacation, reports Business Insider.
Read more...CIA Seeks to Ethically Deploy AI
As the CIA begins to deploy AI in its operations it is taking active measures to address bias and the ethics of using AI
Read more...AI Plays Video Games
According to Science, AI researchers are using the video game Quake to teach the AI teamwork.
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Oct 30 2018
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Written by Craig Gehrig
Many large companies have already adopted some form of automation…
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Dec 16 2019
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Written by News
Artificial intelligence will be used to complete an unfinished symphony,…
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Mar 17 2020
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Written by Deborah Huyett
“What do you think you’re doing, Dave?” This iconic line…
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Jan 08 2019
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Written by Robert Agar
Industrial robots are not a new phenomena. They have been…
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