According to Wired, as artificial intelligence grows, so does the need for massive computing power, which ultimately may slow down the growth of artificial intelligence. 

Early last year, a large European supermarket chain deployed artificial intelligence to predict what customers would buy each day at different stores, to help keep shelves stocked while reducing costly spoilage of goods.

Signals Analytics, the next generation advanced analytics platform that leverages external data to uncover trends and predictive insights, today announces a new rollout of its award-winning platform, leveraging breakthroughs in NLP, machine learning and other capabilities that enhance the precision, detail and utilization of advanced analytics in the enterprise. New features that span the entire data journey such as e-commerce product clustering, author, affiliation, and brand refinement, data mart integration and a daily alert allow businesses to seamlessly integrate Signals Analytics into their existing business intelligence technology stacks, while surfacing highly-detailed and predictive actionable intelligence across a broader range of use cases. 

According to Futurism, a dataset that is used to train AI was littered with racial and misogynist slurs. 

A machine learning algorithm is only as good as the data it’s trained on. Unfortunately, a massive and popular training dataset from MIT taught a bunch of algorithms to use racist and misogynistic slurs.

An artist is using artificial intelligence to complete true to life portraits on people in history, reports the Daily Mail. 

A Dutch artist is using modern technology to create realistic photo-style portraits of famous figures only depicted in paint and sculpture.