If you want to see what the future of retail is going to look like, step inside an Amazon Go store, where AI has taken over customer relations.
Porn company ‘Naughty America’ is using deepfakes to make it super easy (although also super expensive) for you to become your very own AI porn star.
With backing from both the government and private sector, this new start-up is already smashing records. Perhaps we should be a little afraid?
This new thought-invoked tech is on the fringes of creepy. Oh, and, wait until you hear what it’s called.
Killer robots boycott. Mining’s new black ownership rule. Google war employee open letter. Facebook reads Messenger chats. BBC fakery row. Bitcoin for dick pics.
Using a new face-swapping algorithm that has surfaced online, fake celebrity porn videos are now easier to make than ever. This will not have a happy ending.
Considered the world’s first AI sex robot, Harmony looks almost human. Perhaps the only real difference is that she actually has time for your dirty jokes.
New research shows that it will soon be easier than ever to create hyper-realistic, AI-generated photos. Can you tell the difference between real and fake?
What happens when you hand the responsibility of your hedge fund management over to artificial intelligence? Sometimes you end up smiling.
Elon’s ideas about the future are pretty scary, but I think they might be even scarier if you don’t listen to his warnings.
To most, New Year’s resolutions are a joke, but to others, they’re the force that keeps them going.
It seems the idea of artificial intelligence and the strides being made in that area are scaring some rather important minds. In the end it always comes back to how we use it.
We all photograph every meal we ever eat. It’s the way the world has changed. But imagine if those same photos could tell us how many calories we are eating? Behold! The future!
Elon Musk kicked off the Tesla event in Los Angeles, Thursday by unveiling new features for the Model S electric sedan called the “D”.
Elon Musk believes it’s feasible, a “Terminator”-like scenario could erupt out of an artificial intelligence, making the conspiracy-theories seem legit.
A computer program called Eugene Goostman, which simulates a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy, is said to have passed the Turing test at an event organised by the University of Reading.
Transcendence picks up a similar thread to The Lawnmower Man, following the trajectory of a man, whose meddling with computer science turns him into a god. The divide between humanity and technology is narrowing as artificial intelligence evolves. When will machines overtake humanity? It’s a recurring, thought-provoking and timely science-fiction theme that takes root in our collective […]