Bored with your video game? Artificial intelligence could create new levels on the fly
New tricks could make games not too hard, not too easy
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AI researchers allege that machine learning is alchemy
Study cites ways to bolster scientific foundations of artificial intelligence -
Free will, AI, and vibrating vests: investigating the science of Westworld
The hit show’s new scientific adviser says androids just might not kill us all -
Watch researchers turn a wall into Alexa’s eyes and ears
Paint job enables walls to monitor movement and computer and appliance use nearby -
Einstein’s ‘spooky action at a distance’ spotted in objects almost big enough to see
Entangled electronic devices could help scientists make a quantum internet -
With €1.5 billion for artificial intelligence research, Europe pins hopes on ethics
Europe aims to catch up to China and United States in global artificial intelligence “arms race” -
Solar cells that work in low light could charge devices indoors
Diffuse light solar cells work best in homes and offices -
Can this robot build an IKEA chair faster than you?
Robots made from off-the-shelf hardware can put together a chair in just over 20 minutes -
Here’s what happens when you replace toads and turtles with 3D-printed replicas in the wild
Technology reveals secrets behind mating preferences -
Watch artificial intelligence create a 3D model of a person—from just a few seconds of video
The technology could put you in a video game without fancy equipment -
What if a nuke goes off in Washington, D.C.? Simulations of artificial societies help planners cope with the unthinkable
Agent-based models are gaming out disasters with millions of synthetic people -
Could artificial intelligence get depressed and have hallucinations?
Why machines could suffer mental illness -
Artificial intelligence reveals how U.S. stereotypes about women and minorities have changed in the past 100 years
What people write reveals hidden biases -
South Korean university’s AI work for defense contractor draws boycott
University disputes claim that research will lead to killer robots -
Emmanuel Macron wants France to become a leader in AI and avoid ‘dystopia’
French president announces ambitious plan to boost artificial intelligence research and lure talent to France -
Watch a gel embedded with heart cells change color with every beat
Material is inspired by chameleons
