« The progress AI is making is far beyond our imagination. […]. I believe the future belongs to AI. But AlphaGo will always be a cold machine. Compared to human, I can’t feel its passion and love for Go. Well, its passion might only come from overheating with the CPU running too fast ». – Ke Jie
Étiquette : artificial intelligence (Page 21 of 26)
« In the first phase it’s going to be available (at) all tourist attractions (and) shopping malls in the city ».
While you were searching for love on Tinder, one creepy programmer was harvesting your A-game pics and distributing them in bulk to artificial intelligence researchers experimenting with facial recognition.
Source : Brogrammer scraped and uploaded 40,000 Tinder pics of ‘hoes’ online
« Style Check keeps your look on point using advanced machine learning algorithms and advice from fashion specialists. Submit two photos for a second opinion on which outfit looks best on you based on fit, color, styling, and current trends. Over time, these decisions get smarter through your feedback and input from our team of experienced fashion specialists ».
Que dire… !
Source : Introducing Echo Look – Hands-Free Camera and Style Assistant
« We’ve not only shown how an Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle can perform its mission when things go as planned, but also how it will react and adapt to unforeseen obstacles along the way, » said Capt. Andrew Petry of the Air Force Research Laboratory in a Lockheed Martin statement.
Source : The Air Force just demonstrated an autonomous F-16 that can fly and take out a target all by itself
Peut-on déterminer le niveau de l’activité d’une usine automobile en calculant le taux d’occupation de ses parkings ? Celui d’un port de commerce en dénombrant, depuis l’espace, le nombre de mouvements des navires ? Celui d’une raffinerie par le nombre de camions y déchargeant du pétrole brut ?
Pavel Machalek en est convaincu.
Google promet plus de « transparence » avec un véritable retour et suivi sur les pages et vidéos où seront affichées les publicités, afin d’éviter les mauvaises surprises qui ont déclenché ce boycott.Pour mettre en place ces changements, Philip Schindler promet un recrutement massif et l’utilisation de nouveaux outils basés sur de l’IA.
Source : Propagande haineuse : tout comprendre au boycott massif des publicités Google – Business – Numerama
“We don’t want to have to explicitly use verbal cues or a push of a button, something that’s very unnatural for the human to communicate with the robot,” Gil adds. “We want this to be very natural and almost seamless.” And nothing is more seamless than a robot reading your mind.
“We’re also very interested in the potential for using this idea in driving,” says Rus, “where you have passengers in an autonomous car and the passengers’ fears or brain signals—I mean this is getting futuristic—but the brain waves from the passengers get used by the car to adjust its own behavior.”
Plus simple qu’un bouton ? Really ?
Source : Baxter the Robot Fixes Its Mistakes by Reading Your Mind | WIRED
Si une horreur dite posément est moins toxique qu’une vérité accompagnée d’un gros mot, on fait comment ? – Xavier de La Porte
« Facebook has now developed pattern-recognition algorithms to recognise if someone is struggling, by training them with examples of the posts that have previously been flagged.Talk of sadness and pain, for example, would be one signal.Responses from friends with phrases such as « Are you OK? » or « I’m worried about you, » would be another.Once a post has been identified, it is sent for rapid review to the network’s community operations team ».
Source : Facebook artificial intelligence spots suicidal users – BBC News