For Elon Musk, “AI is far more dangerous than nuclear weapons.” The first thing to understand about Elon Musk is that he does not argue empirically or by norm. He argues only in the first principle. He makes every argument with a physical approach to reality. Something that cannot be proven or demonstrated is not … Read more
Renee Deresta and Josh Goldstein, two researchers at Stanford’s Internet Observatory, found more than 1,000 fake profiles on LinkedIn created with AI-generated photos, specifically with GAN (Generative Advertising Network). These fake profiles can allow companies to reach more customers without hiring more employees or exceeding the number of messages assigned by LinkedIn.. Renee Deresta and … Read more
The advent of GitHub Copilot, a code assistant developed by GitHub – owned by Microsoft – caused a lot of ink last year. What is the future of software development in light of the advancement and advancement of artificial intelligence? You may not have missed it: last year the developers were very surprised by CoPilot’s … Read more
AA / Emin Celik ** As the Russian-Ukrainian conflict continues and negotiations have not yet yielded results, the war has become a battleground for testing the role of advanced technology and artificial intelligence in the war.Cyber-attacks, weapons with artificial intelligence, and confusion-spreading platforms now have the potential to change the course of land development in … Read more
Sophia is the world’s first social android. It was created in Hong Kong in 2015 and is capable of reproducing the facial expressions of more than 62 people. In a media interview, Sophia is impressed with his answer. Some, however, were considered meaningless and artificial. Keystone / Richie b. Tonga Computers are making more and … Read more
The Pole-Sud Contemporary Dance Festival returns until May 19th. Through eight creations addressing assembly line work, oppression, or the boundaries of social classes, the shows raise questions about the evolution of the world and the way society has been drawn into the flesh. And to condemn this new evil, new dance is needed. After a … Read more
Last November, the state and INRIA (National Institute for Research in Digital Sciences and Technologies) formalized the creation of the LaborIA research program, which aimed to measure the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on employment and work conditions. Before launching several experiments on this theme from the second half of 2022, a barometer of AI … Read more
From 14 to 20 March, “Brain Week” was held, an event organized by the Neuroscience Society under the auspices of Mrs. Frederick Vidal, Minister of Higher Education, Research and Innovation. In this context, Jean-Stephen Bron’s documentary “Sync Novels do Survey” was presented on 14 March in Montpellier.. Born in Lausanne in 1969, Jean-Stephen Bron is … Read more
Facebook Twitter Messenger WhatsApp LinkedIn Research into machine learning and artificial intelligence, which is now a core technology in virtually every industry and business, is far too much for anyone to read in its entirety. The aim of this section is to bring together some relevant recent discoveries and papers – especially in the field … Read more
Charles Darwin argued in his theory of evolution that all living species evolved from one or more common ancestors over time. Thus, animals have a tangible intelligence: the adaptation of their morphology to their environment has enabled them to perform complex tasks. Researchers at Stanford University thought that an AI could evolve in the same … Read more