Kalev Leetaru - Contributor 

As the public becomes increasingly aware of the dangers of AI algorithmic bias and concerned over surveillance and militaristic applications of deep learning, there have been a growing number of calls for AI regulation. Whether new laws governing AI fairness or policies constraining the use of autonomous weapons systems, the challenge confronting policymakers is that AI is very much like encryption: it is not a single controlled algorithm that can be regulated, it is a portfolio of techniques that no single country controls and which are being advanced every day by researchers all across the world....

Editat per europa press

El projecte Gavius vol crear un assistent virtual per conèixer i tramitar ajudes socials des del mòbil

ACN

Barcelona.-La Comissió Europea (CE) ha seleccionat Gavà entre les vint ciutats que rebran Fons europeus de desenvolupament regional (Feder) del total de 175 que s'havien presentat a la convocatòria. L'Executiu comunitari reserva 82 milions d'euros per finançar vint projectes urbans innovadors. Gavà forma part de les 7 ciutats que tiraran endavant solucions en matèria de transició digital, en concret, el projecte Gavius, que vol crear un assistent virtual...

Mickey Sampson

A San Francisco based research lab, called OpenAI, has been a keen interest of Microsoft in recent times. Why? Microsoft has invested $1 billion in OpenAI so as to collaborate with the company and have the right to use the technology of the research lab.

OpenAI was founded by Silicon Valley luminaries which include Elon Musk and Sam Altman, which is known to be a devotee of artificial general intelligence (AGI). Through this investment, Microsoft would have a license to use some of the technology of the lab which can be fruitful for the company and the lab too. This collaboration has the potential to stabilize...

by HP Morgan

Data is the lifeblood of any business. And while advances in machine learning have been revolutionizing almost every industry, some have lagged due to technical constraints. As a result, more and more companies have decided that big data is not just a buzzword, but a new fact of business life. More importantly, these disruptive technologies have the potential to generate a host of new efficiencies for next-generation data centers.

Do you remember the time when tech giant Google made headlines regarding handing control of cooling systems in several of its hyper-scale data centers to artificial intelligence (AI)...