The Latest Breaking News from Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence can help predict mutations in COVID-19. Some have achieved a perfect strike rate.

A California-based organisation wants to harness the power of machine learning to decode communication across the entire animal kingdom. But the project has its doubters

Artificial intelligence driven cameras, sensors reinforce enforcement

The British scientist’s company employs artificial intelligence to drastically cut the time of drug development

Companies are increasingly integrating digital transformation (DX) into their business models. But to fully leverage associated technologies and make business operations more efficient and innovative, it is imperative for Japan to expeditiously create and nurture a "digital workforce" well-versed in data analysis and artificial intelligence.

Disturbing footage emerged this week of a chess-playing robot breaking the finger of a seven-year-old child during a tournament in Russia.

The CSIRO's latest megatrends report, released every decade, says there has been a seismic shift in the challenges we'll face over the next 20 years, including climate change, geopolitics and artificial intelligence.

Surgeons in Northumberland are using Artificial Intelligence to inform how they manage complex hip and knee ops.

Progress in artificial intelligence has enabled the creation of AIs that perform tasks previously thought only possible for humans, such as translating languages, driving cars, playing board games at world-champion level and extracting the structure of proteins. However, each of these AIs has been designed and exhaustively trained for a…

Andrew Hopkins grew up on a council estate but described how he has since swapped that life for one in the prestigious city of Oxford after setting up his company, Exscientia

AI that uses CCTV to identify health and safety hazards can be trained to identify breaches such as when a worker is not wearing gloves or a hard hat, or to identify hazards like spills. But privacy laws are lagging.