Google’s new tool teaches you ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs
Google wants to teach you to read and write ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs with the launch of a new tool: Fabricius is available for free on the Google Art and Culture website…
Google wants to teach you to read and write ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs with the launch of a new tool: Fabricius is available for free on the Google Art and Culture website…
A new project called Keen is launching today from Google’s in-house incubator for new ideas, Area 120, to help users track their interests. The app is like a modern… Read More
Last spring, artificial intelligence research institute OpenAI said it had made software so good at generating text–including fake news articles–that it was too dangerous to release. Read More
Attackers recently hijacked powerful machine-learning clusters inside Microsoft’s Azure cloud-computing service so that they could mine cryptocurrency at the expense of the customers who rented them, the… Read More
On new year’s Eve of last year, the artificial intelligence platform BlueDot picked up an anomaly. It registered a cluster of unusual pneumonia cases in Wuhan, China. Read More
Microsoft and Intel have recently collaborated on a new research project that explored a new approach to detecting and classifying malware.
Microsoft is detailing how it handles bugs in its software and services using machine learning models. “47,000 developers generate nearly 30,000 bugs a month,” explains Scott Christiansen, a… Read More
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has tapped Intel and Georgia Tech to head up research aimed at defending machine learning algorithms against adversarial deception attacks. Read More
IBM wants to help researchers better understand and treat COVID-19. To do so, it’s putting its AI to work. Read More
When you privately share something to a specific group of friends on Facebook, there’s a chance other people will read it. Reuters reports that Facebook employs a… Read More