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Using AI to Stop Disinformation
According to the Conversation, researchers are working on training artificial intelligence to stop disinformation.
Disinformation has been used in warfare and military strategy over time. But it is undeniably being intensified by the use of smart technologies and social media
Read more...AI Discovers Psychedelic Compounds
According to LA Weekly, artificial intelligence has discovered 17 psychedelic compounds.
Artificial intelligence and psychedelics are two of the most rapidly developing spaces on the globe. We sat down with April19 founder Dr. Suran Goonatilake to talk about the merging of the two.
Read more...AI Will Soon Help Spot Wildfire Smoke
According to Homeland Security, AI will soon be able to help differentiate between wildfire smoke and fog.
During extremely dry, hot, and windy weather, being able to differentiate wildfire smoke from fog and other false indicators is invaluable to analysts in PG&E Wildfire Safety Operations Center and fire agencies.
Read more...AI Could Get a Boost form Low or No Code Applications
According to ZD Net, low code applications could allow more AI to be built.
How high will low code applications go? The jury is still out on how high this is all going. Low code and no code may even play a role in enabling business users to build artificial intelligence-driven applications, some observers predict
Read more...Florida Goes All In on AI
According to MyCBS4, Gainesville Florida is working to become the global center for artificial intelligence development.
Gainesville is making waves in the realm of artificial intelligence.
Read more...AI Gets Conversational
According to ZD Net, Covid spurred growth in contactless systems, which requires artificial intelligence that can hold conversations.
A long-term fallout of the Covid crisis has been the rise of the contactless enterprise, in which customers, and likely employees, interact with systems to get what they need or request.
Read more...AI Can Predict Eye Movements
Scientists have developed software that uses artificial intelligence to predict eye movements, reports Medical Express.
A large amount of information constantly flows into our brain via the eyes. Scientists can measure the resulting brain activity using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
Read more...Can AI Help in the Vineyard?
In the future artificial intelligence can help winemakers have a healthy grape harvest, reports Wine Industry Advisor.
Anything humans can observe with their eyes a computer can be taught to see as well. Growers scout their vineyards for pests, disease, water stress, vigor, and more—soon this will all be achieved by computer vision.
Read more...Can AI Tell Us How the Brain Processes Language
Artificial intelligence researchers have learned about how the brain processes language, reports SciTechDaily.
In the past few years, artificial intelligence models of language have become very good at certain tasks. Most notably, they excel at predicting the next word in a string of text; this technology helps search engines and texting apps predict the next word you are going to type.
Read more...Google's New Company Looks for New Drugs
Alphabet, parent company to Google, has launched a new company to discover new drugs, reports CNBC.
Google parent company Alphabet has launched a new drug discovery company in the U.K. called Isomorphic Labs.
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