Neural Networks

How is an AI different from a neural net? How can a machine learn? And what is an AGI? Read on to find out.

Cornell University's new spectacles allow users to silently engage their gadgets' "smart assistants" by mouthing commands.

Bing is still online and ready to accept your search queries, and if a new report is accurate, it might answer your questions in natural language after distilling the wisdom of the internet.

Fearing abuse and copyright issues, some image repositories have banned AI-generated art, but Adobe is willing to take a risk.

Intel just announced the newest version of its neuromorphic chip, called "Loihi."

At a certain point, do the machines even need us anymore?

All you need to do is give DALL-E some instructions, and it can draw an image for you. Sometimes the renderings are little better than fingerpainting, but other times they're startlingly accurate portrayals. 

Quadrotor drones can perform feats of aerial acrobatics not possible with any other aircraft. Most of us aren't skilled pilots, but what if there was an AI that could do all that fancy flying for us?

Researchers from MIT and the Qatar Computing Research Institute (QCRI) have combined two neural network models to generate more accurate GPS maps with easily accessible satellite images. 

Google is one of the leading developers of neural network AI, and it has developed a new system that uses the power of AI to identify breast cancer in mammograms that doctors might miss.