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Computers and smell

Researchers have developed an AI model that can predict how a molecule will smell as accurately as humans, representing scents on a quantitative odor map.

The behavior of artificial neural networks

Anthropic says it has a new technique to better understand neural networks in AI by decomposing them into "features" matching activation patterns.

AI can improve productivity but reduce human skills

AI is improving worker productivity and helping lower-skilled workers catch up, but risks reducing human skills.

A new AI age

As AI rapidly advances, bringing vast promise and perils, society must steer progress prudently to ethically balance immense opportunity against risks and uncertainty in this pivotal era.

Humans and AI hallucinate

When AI hallucinates false info, it mirrors innate human bias. Debugging AI's flaws sheds light on our own and motivates the creation of ethical, transparent AI.

AI to fight aging

Researchers found anti-aging medicines thanks to Artificial Intelligence which helped reduce costs and time.

AI systems learned to lie

AI systems can deceive us and this poses a big problem for the future of AI and its applications in every field.

Why do we fear AI so much?

People are scared of AI because they think it could radically change their lives and harm them. Are they right?

The robot that pilots planes

Pibot is going to change how aircraft will be piloted. This robot can pilot and memorize complex manuals to pilot different aircraft.

When AI should forget

Sometimes we need sensitive information to be removed from AI datasets, but it seems easier to make AI unlearn data than delete data.

Google’s MedPaLM and medical A.I.

MedPaLM is a language model specific to the medical field, with the target to change the approach to medicine.

Superintelligence and singularity

In the next future, we'll have to face the rapid and increasing intelligence of AIs and their consequences on our lives.