AI

"Infants are born with the ability to imitate what other people do," OpenAI researcher Josh Tobin said.

Marketers are reading your eyeballs without persmission to sell you pizza.

Forget about robots taking over jobs – at Tan Tock Seng Hospital pharmacists need all the help they can get.

IBM Watson Financial Services is using Promontory Financial Group to teach the AI about regulations.

Silicon Valley Bank and corporate finance advisers Hampleton Partners bullish about UK and technology.

High-end speaker reportedly has a subwoofer and seven speakers, and will arrive at WWDC.

Morse was previously head of global financial data partnerships at Twitter.

RS calls for urgent action to develop machine learning so it benefits everyone.

Musk said such technology would initially be used to repair brain injuries due to stroke or cancer lesions.

'Just relying on data from the roads is not practical,' David Bacchet of electric car startup Nio said.

'Apple will be around a long time, like IBM,' Wozniak said.

Machine learning algorithms are picking up deeply-ingrained race and gender prejudices.

Survey of 2,000 British adults reveals shocking concerns over artificial intelligence and future robots.

FCA's Chris Woolard and UCL's Professor Philip Treleaven discuss regtech at Innovate Finance event.

AlphaGo made history last year by defeating world Go champion Lee Sedol in a five-game series.

Study into voice assistants and brand relations reveals uncomfortable relationship between man and machine.

iPhone maker is working on a way for Siri to recognise its owner's voice and only respond to them.

Smart mirror costs from $399, includes 27in touch screen and voice-activated personal assistant called Alfred.

Rees says extraterrestrial life would either be far less advanced - or they will have developed full electronic intelligence.

Musk has started Neuralink to push brain-computer interfaces, but is he heading in the wrong direction?

Company insiders say Musk wants to help cure brain disease before offering brain power upgrades.

A recent PwC report estimated that AI and robots could take nearly 38% jobs in the US, 30% in the UK.

Autonomous city cars like the Neuv will act as a self-driving ride-share service when the owner is away.

'Technology has advanced to the point that we can see the Singularity on the horizon,' Dr. Eric Gulovsen said.

Machines "are powering all of us" says author, futurist and Google director of engineering Ray Kurzweil.

In an exclusive interview with IBTimes UK, the boss of automation giant says humankind is accelerating towards 'co-bots' not just robots.

Robo-Advice may struggle long-term and perform poorly in times of downturn or market shocks like Brexit.

Algorithms can better predict what criminal defendants will do when released on bail than judges can.

Search engine's smart speaker was caught spreading fake news and conspiracy theories.

Day 2: Data science event looked at open source software and the fintech approach.