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YouTube video recommendations stir regrets, Mozilla finds

Business2 years ago

YouTube video recommendations stir regrets, Mozilla finds

A new study by Mozilla finds that YouTube videos served up by its A.I. provoke regrets. Read More

CEOs talk tech innovation—from powerful electric planes to cryptocurrencies

Business2 years ago

CEOs talk tech innovation—from powerful electric planes to cryptocurrencies

CEOs of Rolls-Royce, Northrop Grumman, and Nubank divulged details on some of the latest tech innovations. But not all tech is used for good. Read More

Companies are racing to bring A.I. to the masses with no code software

Business2 years ago

Companies are racing to bring A.I. to the masses with no code software

A lot of A.I. software companies are increasingly putting the power to build specific A.I. algorithms in their customers’ hands. It’s a powerful development—but also possibly...

Can A.I., so often blamed for perpetuating hidden bias, help uncover it too?

Business2 years ago

Can A.I., so often blamed for perpetuating hidden bias, help uncover it too?

Startup Text IQ has built a system to reveal unconscious bias in workplace performance reviews Read More

Not all A.I. surveillance is a bad thing

Business3 years ago

Not all A.I. surveillance is a bad thing

Some places that could use a bit more surveillance. The world’s oceans, for instance. Read More

We're adopting A.I. so fast, we don't have a firm handle on the risks

Business3 years ago

We’re adopting A.I. so fast, we don’t have a firm handle on the risks

A new KPMG report shows a sizable number of leaders across sectors think the pace of A.I. adoption is too swift, and they want the government...

Making it look easy: the complex human decisions behind Chanel's new lipstick color matching A.I.

Business3 years ago

Making it look easy: the complex human decisions behind Chanel’s new lipstick color matching A.I.

Chanel chose to use synthetic data and on-device processing to avoid ethical and legal pitfalls Read More

From data strikes to data poisoning, how consumers can take back control from corporations

Business3 years ago

From data strikes to data poisoning, how consumers can take back control from corporations

If A.I. isn't counterintuitive, why should we pay for it?

Business3 years ago

If A.I. isn’t counterintuitive, why should we pay for it?

As industrial companies automate, the A.I. that bested humans at games such as Go is beginning to find a place on the factory floor.

Business3 years ago

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YouTube video recommendations stir regrets, Mozilla finds

CEOs talk tech innovation—from powerful electric planes to cryptocurrencies

Companies are racing to bring A.I. to the masses with no code software

Can A.I., so often blamed for perpetuating hidden bias, help uncover it too?

Not all A.I. surveillance is a bad thing

We’re adopting A.I. so fast, we don’t have a firm handle on the risks

Making it look easy: the complex human decisions behind Chanel’s new lipstick color matching A.I.

From data strikes to data poisoning, how consumers can take back control from corporations

If A.I. isn’t counterintuitive, why should we pay for it?

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