AI news

New research suggests that artificial intelligence-powered writing assistants, which provide sentence autocompletion and "smart replies," not only influence the words people write but also shape their thoughts and ideas. Maurice Jakesch, a doctoral student in information science, conducted a study involving over 1,500 participants. They were asked

Researchers from MIT and Rice University have created a computer vision technique that leverages reflections to image the world by using them to turn glossy objects into "cameras," enabling a user to see the world as if they were looking through the "lenses" of everyday objects

College campuses are bustling with various modes of transportation, from walkers and runners to cyclists and skateboarders. These days, one can also spot six-wheeled robots zipping around, offering contactless food delivery. However, just like any busy sidewalk, these robots introduce the potential for collisions and unsafe interactions with pedestrians. To

Researchers found strikingly similar signals between the brain and artificial neural networks. The blue line is brain wave when humans listen to a vowel. Red is the artificial neural network’s response to the exact same vowel. The two signals are raw, meaning no transformations were needed. A recent research

A project at Mälardalen University (MDU) has led to the development of an AI system capable of calculating delays, predicting hazards, and identifying disruptions in the aviation industry. This system not only aids air traffic controllers in anticipating and conveying potential disruptions to passengers and aviation operators, but it also

From banks to police forces, artificial intelligence plays a vital role in modern life. In spite of this, an increasing body of evidence suggests that the AI used by these organizations is capable of entrenching systemic racism. According to a leading industry expert, this can negatively impact Black and ethnic