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A.I. Bytes Bites: amazing developments in artificial intelligence (roundup).

Welcome to Stephen Hunt’s A.I. Bytes Bites, your go-to source for the latest and most amazing developments in artificial intelligence!

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NeXt (rogue A.I scifi TV series: trailer).

Here’s a trailer for the NeXt TV series, in which a rogue A.I. is coming to sentience and finding quite

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The exponential progress of artificial intelligence (science video).

Here’s an interesting 30-minute-long video discussion of the trend for exponential progress in AI and computation, including Moore’s Law and

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What can A.I. teach us about humanity? (documentary: video).

With more board configurations than there are atoms in the universe, the ancient Chinese game of Go has long been

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Computers new leap towards artificial intelligence (science news).

Neural networks that borrow strategies from biology are making profound leaps in their abilities. Is ignoring a goal the best

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U.S. Government wants a super-big super-computer.
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U.S. Government wants a super-big super-computer.

Intel, Cray, the U.S. Department of Energy are to deliver the first supercomputer with a performance of one exaFLOP in

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Editorial – Jan 2015: Safeguarding Artificial Intelligence (by Geoff Willmetts).

Hello everyone One of the biggest tools in any SF writer’s toolbox is to be cynical and question any and

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Chappie . . . Five’s alive!

Another movie entry into the A.I.s becoming sentient – and possibly human – subgenre. This film is from the brains

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To AI Or Not AI: The Computer Doesn’t Have All The Answers (article).

To AI Or Not AI: The Computer Doesn’t Have All The Answers a discussion point by: GF Willmetts How does

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