Future Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Superintelligence or ASI, sometimes referred to as digital superintelligence is the advent of a hypothetical agent that possesses intelligence far surpassing that of the smartest and most gifted human minds.



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Elon Musk is on the record stating that artificial superintelligence or ASI could bring the end of the human race.



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How AI is going to Impact Healthcare in Future ?



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Ai-Da, as she's known, is intended to provoke discussions about the future of artificial intelligence and robotics.



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Two of Wellington's Faculty of Engineering students discuss the research they are conducting as part of their postgraduate degrees.



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The Future of Artificial Intelligence

Professsor Murray Shanahan, Professor of Cognitive Robotics, Imperial College London explored the future of AI in this talk in November 2016.



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To an average user, artificial intelligence (AI) is something more of a Scifi or science fiction thing, but it is already deeply embedded in the basic processes people have become accustomed to. For example spam filters, ride sharing apps, facial recognition etc. are all possible today because of AI.

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It is not the first time Musk has made frightening predictions about the potential of artificial intelligence — he has, for example, called AI vastly more dangerous than North Korea — and he has previously called for regulatory oversight.

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Why do we need Artificial Intelligence in Medicine?



Why do We Need Artificial Intelligence In Medicine? Kurt Zatloukal, M.D. is professor of pathology at the Medical University of Graz, Austria and head of the Diagnostic and Research Center for Molecular BioMedicine. His research focuses on the

Anything worthwhile starts with a conversation. And as an application of artificial intelligence (AI), chatbots have the potential to catalyze developments in industries. A smart route to automating rendered services, chatbots create opportunities to improve customer engagement and operational efficacy in businesses. From customer relations, to IT helpdesks, human resource FAQs, marketing, and sales, chatbots are now practically everywhere. In fact, the global chatbot industry is projected to reach $5.6 million by 2023. As companies like Facebook and Telegram are already providing their won platforms are chatbots, industries are fast developing chatbot applications to add value and drive change. With its growing use cases, chatbots are starting to dominate mobile consumer markets and progressive digital industries. With that in mind, here are four ways chatbots are changing the world: Finance Chatbots Nearly 75% of all bank interactions currently take place online and via mobile devices. Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and Capital One have had in-app chatbots for years now that aim to optimize the banking experience. AI-fueled chatbots provide conversational banking to customers and automate replies that are helping to personalize financial transactions. With chatbots on the frontline, bankers and consumers now enjoy multi-channel and omnipresent customer service from their banks. Mortgage and loan chatbots are key developments in conversational banking. With bots that are constantly learning, the speed of response and transactions are improving on a daily basis. As a result, the less human involvement in transactions also reduces costs, risks, and errors. Health Chatbots Chatbots are also shaping the health industry. With natural language processing, health chatbots are being used for a range of things such as discussing symptom to automating appointment bookings. Instead of scouring sites like Mayo Clinic and WebMD, the Sensely chatbot provides patients with access to symptoms and health information at their fingertips. Meanwhile, chatbots like SafeDrugBot enables doctors to immediately view pertinent drug information and any safety considerations – providing data-driven support at the palm of their hand. With instant AI-powered assistance, health professionals will be able to cater to their patients better than ever before. Legal Chatbots One of the key areas to overcome in legal tech right now is automating eDiscovery. Companies are racing to find the quickest ways to categorize documents by relevance – and as accurately as possible. With machine learning, more legal firms are investing in "predictive coding" to maximize both precision and recall when it comes to tagging legal documents. Using natural language processing found in chatbots, translation company SDL provides a Multilingual eDiscovery Solution to access foreign language case-related content. Processing and collecting electronically stored evidence in itself already presents a legal challenge. It becomes even more challenging if the evidence has been stored across international borders, the obstacles of which are explained in Special Counsel's 'Cross-Border eDiscovery: An Introduction to Cultural and Legal Obstacles'. With this technology, contextual language will no longer be a barrier and tagging and recalling evidence will just be a chat away. Dealership Chatbots Car dealerships can be stressful and complicated places for consumers to navigate. With the deployment of automotive chatbots on platforms like Facebook, car buyers can now compare car prices through a single conversation. Chatbots in the automotive industry can even answer complex dealer-specific questions, according to Martech Today. From browsing inventory, to determining car trade-in values, checking credit scores to whether they pre-qualify for finance offers, or simply making appointments, consumers are afforded valuable information 24/7.

Breaking Down the Basics of Artificial IntelligenceIn this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Mars Discovery District talks wtih Kathryn Hume, the VP of Product and Strategy at Integrate.ai about the most important facts around artificial intelligence.

Hume describes AI as anything computers can'

A Video from Goldman Sachs featuring how Artificial Intelligence is going to share business and society in the Future

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How can robotic technology enhance the lives of current and future generations? What potential benefits do machine learning and data systems hold for shaping the way we live?



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Technology in Business

An artificial intelligence lab at Stanford University has created some of the most powerful and controversial video manipulation and analysis technology ever imagined.



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Meet one of the creators who built a first-of-its-kind enterprise digital meeting assistant and a criminologists using AI to transforms and empower communities.



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Facial recognition
Facial recognition is going mainstream. The technology is increasingly used by law-enforcement agencies and in schools, casinos and retail stores, spurring privacy concerns. In this episode of Moving Upstream, WSJ's Jason Bellini tests out the technology at an elementary school in

A.I. Technology: Can it replace Human Connections?

The Future is Now | Life after Artificial Intelligence

When 20 years ago, a computer beat a human at chess, it marked the dawn of Artificial Intelligence, as we know it.These days, neural networks, deep learning and all types of sensors allow AI to be used in healthcare, to operate self-driving car

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Warehouse robots, of course, are nothing new, but Covariant officials say the technology they’ve developed is different. The system, named Covariant Brain, offers a universal AI system that allows robots to learn new abilities.

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AI + Robotics: How Technology is impacting Innovation



Technology is increasingly impacting business performance in all kinds of ways - both good and bad. It’s opening up LOTS of new opportunities - but is also quite disruptive.

"Machine Learning: Living in the Age of AI," examines the extraordinary ways in which people are interacting with AI today. Hobbyists and teenagers are now developing tech powered by machine learning and WIRED shows the impacts of AI on schoolchildren and farmers and senior citizens, as well as looking at the implications that rapidly accelerating technology can have. The film was directed by filmmaker Chris Cannucciari, produced by WIRED, and supported by McCann Worldgroup.

The Future of Shopping in the Age of AI




Is artificial intelligence the future of shopping? Will AI be able to
provide consumers with a personalized, seamless shopping experience in
the future?
Rory Sutherland believes that most of the time, humans don’t know what
they want until they see it.

German scientists developed software that can detect character traits through eye-tracking, according to a new study. Using over 200 actions, such as the frequency with which a person blinks, researchers found links between eye movements and personal traits, allowing the software to do the same.

In the first of five games between the world champion of Go and Google's artificial intelligence (AI), machine beat man by a narrow margin.