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Inside EyeEm, the photo fanatics using artificial intelligence that can beat Google
EyeEm co-founder opens up about AI-powered photo competitions: "We are really obsessed with ranking images. We are unique."
The Graphic City: A photography competition judged by Artificial Intelligence
IBTimes UK teams up with EyeEm for a photography competition focusing on the clean lines, shapes and compositions of minimalist architecture across the globe.
The future belongs to autonomous cars: what driverless driving will mean for you?
Igal Raichelgauz is CEO of Cortica which is pioneering 'unsupervised learning' methods that bring cars to life so they learn and react all on their own.
'Einstein' AI won't take your job, but it will humiliate you in front of your boss
In future, artificial intelligence-powered robots won't just steal your job – they could make you look like an idiot, according to an informal Salesforce study.
Deepfakes: The face-swap app that's creating seamless Katy Perry, Taylor Swift and Gal Gadot porn
The app uses machine learning to superimpose faces onto adult films. But experts warn celebrities could sue users.
Sheryl Sandberg admits Facebook has not done enough to stop abuse
Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, said that the social networking giant needs to do more to combat election interference, terrorist content and fake news.
When will you die? Revolutionary AI predicts with 90% accuracy how long you may live
The system, according to its developers, could enable better end-of-life care for hospital patients.
AI takes the road less travelled
Ash Munshi, CEO, Pepperdata, considers new discoveries in AI's worth and its staying power.
This AI has started to read people's minds and the results are pretty scary
The system scans brain waves to recreate visualisations of thoughts, which carry an uncanny resemblance to what a person is actually seeing or thinking.
What is NEMESIS? Former NSA hacker is building an AI to spot hate symbols online
Emily Crose's AI can pick up hate symbols often used by white supremacists from Twitter, Facebook and Reddit.
Rapid rise in UK living wage could result in more robots in the workplace
New report warns automation might be deployed to mitigate effects of a higher wage bill.
PSD2: The new regulatory framework for payments that's set to change global banking
Its not just another banking regulation, but rather a strategy, which demands operational and infrastructure change.
Killer robots, free will and the illusion of control
"Not since the Luddites of the industrial revolution has a topic engendered such emotion and sensationalism".
China's AI-powered ammunitions robot force to help triple production of next-gen bombs and weapons
Robots could also reportedly soon be used to develop sensitive spy devices for the Chinese military.
What is Project Maven? The Pentagon's new AI is hunting terrorists in the wild
The new AI software Maven, has been reportedly designed to be paired with the US Navy and Marine Corps georegistration system called Minotaur.
Can you tell the difference between a human's voice and AI?
Google has released the details of a new system which claims to create near-human accuracy in computer speech.
Robots and artificial intelligence will take away half of all jobs think tank warns
A study by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) says technology will wipe out almost half of jobs in the UK.
Robots outperform teachers in Chinese trial - and now they're heading for Europe
Seventy-eight students from Henan took part in an October trial, which pitted real teachers against software developed by Yixue Education.
Would you fall in love with a robot? A quarter of millennials say they would be open to dating one
"This likely will not be terribly far into the future," the report by Paris-based multinational advertising and public relations company, Havas reads.
Revealed: Ten biggest business blunders of all time
From passing up on lucrative deals and opportunities, to misjudging some questionable marketing decisions, even the most profitable businesses have suffered
AI learns how to be happy or sad by watching the opening bit from Pixar's Up
Emotion-provoking Disney movies such as Up are being used to help artificial intelligence identify different human expressions.
There's a rather strange new chapter of Harry Potter... where Ron eats Hermione's family
Harry Potter fans hanging out for another chapter will likely not find what they're looking for here, but it makes for great reading all the same.
Frightening new AI tool used to make fake celebrity porn videos with 'Wonder Woman' star Gal Gadot
"You could say that my motivation is obsession, with porn or imaginary internet points or problem solving," Reddit user Deepfakes said.
Artificial intelligence detects the spread of cancer better than a real doctor
Computer algorithms have the potential to improve the accuracy and efficiency of pathologists when diagnosing diseases, which could save lives in the long-term.
Will we work for robots or will robots work for us?
In the context of automation, the future is always uncertain but it is also ripe with opportunity.
Google AI that mastered chess in 4 hours could 'enslave the human race'
Google DeepMind's artificial intelligence programme AlphaZero able to master game of chess from scratch and evolve "superhuman" abilities.
This robot can imagine and predict its own future without any human supervision
A robot has learned to predict its movements a few seconds into the future, giving it enough time to constantly adjust itself as it carries out tasks.
Why 'digital magic' doesn't always come with a big tech reveal
In their quest for a killer moment, business leaders often overlook simple opportunities to leverage digital technologies.
How AI, skills gaps and the gig economy are shaping the world of work
It's worth mapping key trends that are challenging traditional methods of recruitment.
Loss of productivity due to IT issues costing UK businesses £62.4bn a year
Alarming report finds firms also losing an average of more than seven days a year on account of IT woes.