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And that means we still spend a paltry amount on these issues: nuclear nonproliferation, geoengineering, biorisk, artificial intelligence safety.
And it's not just in factories, but truckers, drivers and even jobs like telesales, customer service and hematologists as well as radiologists over the next 15 years are going to be gradually replaced by artificial intelligence.
What we're doing with artificial intelligence is finding the objects in all the satellite images.
She's Dalit; she comes from an untouchable caste, but she does artificial insemination in goats.
Machine learning is a branch of artificial intelligence, which itself is a branch of computer science.
You can view it as a computing problem, an artificial intelligence problem: do you need to incorporate some sort of analog of happiness into a computer brain to make it work properly?
Not only in the production industry, but even office workers are in jeopardy and might be replaced by robots, artificial intelligence, big data, or automation.
My next step is figuring out how to use artificial intelligence and machine learning to bring this project to scale and make it more accessible to other states.
As an Indian-born French national who lives in the United States, my hope is that we transcend this artificial North-South divide so that we can harness the collective ingenuity of innovators from around the world to cocreate frugal solutions that will improve the quality of life of everyone in the world, while preserving our precious planet.
This exoskeleton was covered with an artificial skin invented by Gordon Cheng, one of my greatest friends, in Munich, to allow sensation from the joints moving and the foot touching the ground to be delivered back to the patient through a vest, a shirt.
Her name is AIVA, and she's an artificial intelligence that has learned the art of music composition by reading over 30,000 scores of history's greatest.
A hostile artificial intelligence called NIM has taken over the world’s computers.
How can you survive and shut off the artificial intelligence?
It switches, so what's upside down is right side up when you go to artificial gravity mode.
So we already know that we can marry our technology to our biology, because there are hundreds of thousands of people walking around with artificial hearing and artificial vision.
It's part of the general field of artificial intelligence.
Artificial intelligence used to be about putting commands in a box.
But since then, a paradigm shift has taken place in the field of artificial intelligence.
In this century, scientists may learn to awaken the power of artificial intelligence.
But I think that from the point of view of artificial intelligence, the true picture is actually probably more like this: AI starts out at this point here, at zero intelligence, and then, after many, many years of really hard work, maybe eventually we get to mouse-level artificial intelligence, something that can navigate cluttered environments as well as a mouse can.
And then, after many, many more years of really hard work, lots of investment, maybe eventually we get to chimpanzee-level artificial intelligence.
And then, after even more years of really, really hard work, we get to village idiot artificial intelligence.
We can have various organisms in artificial worlds compete and see which survive and which thrive, which sensory systems are more fit.
I favor humans over ideology, but right now, the ideologues are winning, and they're creating a stage for constant artificial high dramas where everybody's either a magnificent hero or a sickening villain, even though we know that's not true about our fellow humans.
So, similarly, in our lab, we try to create artificial robot swarms.
I'm thinking about artificial intelligence, autonomous robots and so on.
We are the people that actually build our world, there are no artificial intelligences... yet.
So the solar cell, for a moment, is harvesting energy from this artificial light source.
For 15 years Nike has propped up an artificial commodities market, with a Facebook-level hyped IPO every single weekend.
I am now part of a small but growing cadre of women of color in STEM who are poised to bring new perspectives and new ideas to life on the most pressing issues of our time: things like educational inequities, police brutality, HIV/AIDS, climate change, genetic editing, artificial intelligence and Mars exploration.
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