Facebook's Zuckerberg believes AI will 'become better than humans at core senses'

Dan Worth
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Computers will be better than people at seeing, hearing and language in five to 10 years, says Zuckerberg

Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg believes that artificial intelligence (AI) will become 'better' at basic senses than humans. On an earnings call, after Facebook announced that its profits had alm...

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