Artificial Intelligence

My Roomba isn't going to eat me, right?

Google's vision of a data-driven future is actually pretty neat.

Google is bullish on the future of machine learning and AI.

Google is using romance novels to teach its AI to better understand how people communicate.

Computers just got better at understanding human language, and you can benefit from it, too.

Named “Chloe,” 8 Securities is planning to launch a virtual advisor service that uses machine learning to give investment advice.

Move over, Siri, there's some new competition.

47% of all jobs in the U.S. are likely to be replaced by automated systems.

It will let you do things without ever touching your phone.

AI came up again and again during F8, yet it's not something Facebook has publicly discussed much in the past.

Based on analyses of social media chatter, song popularity, the singers’ abilities, and more, the A.I. — named Ai — was able to accurately predict all of the show’s finalists and the grand winner.

Not this again.

Well, you live and you learn.

In a new academic paper, Baidu researchers detail a computer system that uses Baidu Maps data to predict areas where dangerous crowds could be forming, and warn people — users, authorities, or both — in advance.

The final score: 4:1 for AlphaGo.

Moral victory: Grandmaster says he found two weaknesses in AlphaGo. But computer still leads, 3-1.

We propose a way to model the Supreme Court using computer-based machine learning.

I, for one, welcome our new AI Trump overlords.