With the Covid-19 pandemic leaving people feeling more isolated than ever before, and record levels of unemployment, many people have been left feeling suicidal. AI may be able to help.
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As AI technology advances, processor performance requirements have also advanced. Are AI accelerators the way forward?
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Researchers at MIT, IBM and Columbia University have been able to train a Machine Learning model which has reached “human-level” reasoning capabilities.
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Often, we hear about AI being a tool to get out of a “modern Stone Age” but very rarely a tool to dive in to the Stone Age. Exploring how a neural network has allowed us to better understand tools from the Stone Age era.
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Exploring the great threat posed by AI-assisted crime to society and how the risks can be mitigated.
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Over the last decade there have been countless examples of racial bias displayed in AI algorithms, or AI learning racism through machine learning. As a mixed-race individual, I want to know where AI has been racist and why this was the case.
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Imagine a world where all the best-selling novels and highest-rated films are written by AI. Imagine a world where your favourite songs are written, produced and performed entirely by AI. Thanks to OpenAI, that world might soon be our reality.
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Exploring the many ways in which AI has helped and could help the elderly.
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What makes a person a person? Could robots ever be considered people? Exploring personhood and how it relates to robotics.
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Technology and football have historically a complicated relationship. However in recent years, the relationship between football and technology has changed. Explore how AI has influenced the ‘beautiful game.’
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Exploring the impact that DeepFake images have on society and how AI has been used to solve the DeepFake problem.
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Is it possible that in the near future, AI Daily and other media outlets could be staffed entirely by AI? Exploring so-called “robot journalism” and its implications for the future of journalism and media.
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According to research from Carnegie Mellon University, which has looked at over 200 million tweets dating back to January, on issues relating to COVID-19, roughly half of tweets and retweets have been made by bots. Bots also make up 82% of the top 50 influential retweeters and 62% of the top 1000.
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