“An aspect of artificial intelligence that’s sometimes overlooked is just how good it is at creating fake audio and video that’s difficult to distinguish from reality. The advent of Photoshop got us doubting our eyes, but what happens when we can’t rely on our other senses?”
Read: New AI research makes it easier to create fake footage of someone speaking
“UK police in the city of Durham, England, are prepared to go live with a predictive artificial intelligence system that will determine whether a suspect should be kept in custody, according to the BBC.”
Read: UK police will start using AI to decide whether suspects should be kept in custody
“UK police in the city of Durham, England, are prepared to go live with a predictive artificial intelligence system that will determine whether a suspect should be kept in custody, according to the BBC.”
Read: UK police will start using AI to decide whether suspects should be kept in custody
“I recently finished a story I’d spent several months obsessing over. When I pitched the piece to my editor, I knew that I’d found a worthy subject, but I couldn’t quite articulate what the story was about.”
“I recently finished a story I’d spent several months obsessing over. When I pitched the piece to my editor, I knew that I’d found a worthy subject, but I couldn’t quite articulate what the story was about.”
“When civil liberties advocates discuss the dangers of new policing technologies, they often point to sci-fi films like “RoboCop” and “Minority Report” as cautionary tales. In “RoboCop,” a massive corporation purchases Detroit’s entire police department.”
Read: Taser Will Use Police Body Camera Videos “to Anticipate Criminal Activity”
“There’s a scene in William Gibson’s 2010 novel Zero History, in which a character embarking on a high-stakes raid dons what the narrator refers to as the “ugliest T-shirt” in existence — a garment which renders him invisible to CCTV.”
Read: Magic AI: these are the optical illusions that trick, fool, and flummox computers
“Last year, a strange self-driving car was released onto the quiet roads of Monmouth County, New Jersey.”
“When horrible news — like the 2015 Paris attack, or Robin Williams’s suicide — breaks, crisis counseling services often get a deluge of calls from people dealing with despair. Deciding whom to help first can be a life-or-death decision.”
Read: How artificial intelligence can predict suicide attempts before they occur
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