Artificial Intelligence
Microsoft executives remain committed to supplying tech to military - including AI
President Brad Smith explained Microsoft's controversial decision in an open letter
SAP wants to bring together automation, machine learning and artificial intelligence in a single stack
The software giant will release a single end-to-end stack next year
AI - where does the liability lie?
Emma Stevens, a dispute resolution specialist at law firm Coffin Mew, explains who should be responsible when AI goes wrong
Researchers build human brain-mimicking 'reservoir computing' device
Reservoir computing can achieve the higher-dimension calculations required by emerging AI
Is the AI-powered human the next stage of evolution?
Artificial intelligence will complement, not replace, humans - but we have to help each other
Microsoft employees speak out against US government's JEDI Project
Like Google, Microsoft workers have concerns about how the Department of Defense will use technology
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Bad data made Amazon's AI biased against women
Amazon had to scrap an automated candidate selection tool because it had learned to be sexist
Automation of British industry 'pretty rubbish', claims Bank of England economist
British companies have a 'below average' usage of robotics, and higher than average share of GDP going to labour
Video games, not killer robots, might hold the future of AI
Humans hate playing with bots, but bots that play like humans aren't satisfying, argues AI researcher
Google bows out of bidding for $10 billion contract due to new AI principles
The search giant says that the Pentagon's work does not comply with its new ethical commitments around artificial intelligence
Autonomous agents are the next phase of enterprise AI, claims Fetch.AI
Intelligent assets can seek out value for themselves
Artificial intelligence could prevent famines, says World Bank president
The World Bank is developing the Artemis famine-prevention AI system with technology giants
Explainable AI: Dissecting the development of auditable artificial intelligence
Ben Taylor, CEO of Rainbird discusses the issues of transparency in the way that AI operates - especially when it comes to algorithms which make financial, legal or healthcare decisions
Sainsbury's lead architect: 'The next time somebody mentions AI ask them what they're really talking about'
'AI is a meaningless term, it doesn't say anything about anything'
Are we speeding towards AI consciousness?
Jeff NG, Chief Scientist, Founders Factory, explains recent developments paving the way to AI consciousness and why it is important to our world's future
AI is changing cybersecurity, but it's not a catch-all solution
Artificial intelligence is often confused with automation, but they are separate and distinct solutions to a common problem
AI at the BBC: the promise and the challenges
The potential for streamlining services is huge, but so are the hurdles says lead strategist Noriko Matsuoka
Deep learning is inferior to scripting for teaching robots
But deep learning pulls ahead for complex tasks
Algorithms in the justice system: Should computers decide our fate?
James Kitching, Solicitor - Corporate, Coffin Mew, examines the phenomenon of decisions being made by machines in the justice system
MIT boffins develop system that can recognise speech and objects at the same time
Can highlight in real-time the relevant regions of an image being described
UK must avoid 'fear-driven backlash' in artificial intelligence
AI is a greater threat than climate change, poverty or terrorism, says professor Jim Al-Khalili
New president of British Science Association warns of dangers of unregulated AI
Professor Jim Al-Khalili wants the public to be educated to avoid a public backlash against AI, like GM foods
Cloud adoption by investment banks? The jury is still out
Investment banks have been cautious in their adoption of cloud technology, but that's starting to change
