Football teams secretly using AI to predict injuries before they occur | AI
The AI can spot injuries before it ends up like thisAlexander DemianchukTASS via Getty Images
By Alice KleinFootball may be unpredictable,…
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Microsoft warns about risks related to AI, web-connected devices | Tech…
Microsoft pointed to new risk factors connected to markets it's going after in its latest annual report, which came out on Friday.…
The dawn of AI marketing is here: Transform | Tech Industry
Coming into this year, we were surprised to find no AI events for the marketing or growth agenda.
So we planned Transform in San Francisco on August 21…
Movie studio AI predicts who will like a film based on its trailer | AI
Will they like this trailer?MediaProduction/Getty
By Chris BaraniukIn a world… where artificial intelligence seems unstoppable, one studio…
R2 uses big data to develop AI solutions for enterprise customers | Tech…
Artificial intelligence is the hot new thing in enterprise. A whopping 80 percent of businesses have some form of machine learning in production today,…
Don’t miss: The story of Ötzi, Kew’s summer frolics, and medical 3D | AI
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Medicine is the theme of London’s Science Museum Late on 25 July, and while the 70th anniversary of the National Health Service…
How A.I. can defeat malware that doesn’t even exist yet | Computing
(in)Secure is a weekly column that dives into the rapidly escalating topic of cybersecurity.
Another day, another malware attack. Regardless of how much…
How Has Artificial Intelligence Changed Over The Last Five Years? | AI
Much of the AI capability working its way into BI tools today isn’t entirely new, consumer technologies have been successfully implementing them for years. In…
The truth about intelligence: Are bigheads smarter than pea brains? | AI
By Linda Geddes
Over human evolutionary history, our brain size has increased dramatically as our cognitive capabilities have grown. Even…
Deadly heatwave hits Japan and Korea as temperatures soar past 40°C | AI
A woman uses a fan as she stands along a street in Tokyo todayMARTIN BUREAU/AFP/Getty
By New Scientist staff and Press AssociationJapan…