Baidu, the Chinese search giant, is spinning out its business unit responsible for utility apps and its mobile ad business to sharpen its focus on artificial intelligence.
As part of the spin-out, Baidu is selling a large chunk of…
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An autonomous vehicle was required to find the “holy grail of shipwrecks” that had up to $17 billion in gold, silver, and emeralds on it.
In a statement on Monday, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) released fascinating new details about…
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Artificial Intelligence is a hot topic across the board. Everyone from developers, to data scientists, journalists, and general user-bases of all profiles are talking about it on a global scale. Entrepreneurs have taken notice of the benefits of…
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Artificial Intelligence may be pushing the limits of decision making. AI already has a history of bias against minorities and if you add in how underbanked black communities are, putting this combination together could present major problems.
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Is there a hitchhiker’s guide to e-trucks? Not yet, but this European transport company is gearing up for a future of electric vehicles and automated road trains for a cleaner environment.
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Consumer trust in self-driving cars has eroded following recent high-profile incidents involving autonomous vehicle technology, including a fatal Uber crash in March, according to a AAA survey released Tuesday.
Fears about autonomous vehicles appeared to be easing, with 63% of U.S….
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A new U.K. self-driving car startup founded by Amar Shah and Alex Kendall, two machine learning PhDs from University of Cambridge, is de-cloaking today. Wayve — backed by New York-based Compound, Europe’s Fly Ventures, and Brent Hoberman’s Firstminute Capital —…
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Learn all about artificial intelligence before the inevitable machine-led revolution begins.
You know that Seinfeld episode where Jerry doesn’t remember the name of a woman he is dating, only the fact that it rhymes with a part of the female anatomy? He…
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