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Teaching AI how to combine smaller models to understand complex situations has been a major stumbling block for machine learning research.

Google is bringing Disney books to life using AI.

Numenta’s “The Thousand Brains Theory of Intelligence”.

The “AI for Social Good” contest has a prize pool of $25 million.

Okay Google, feed the hungry.

If a recent project using Google’s DeepMind were a recipe, you would take a pair of AI systems, images of animals, and a whole lot of computing power. Mix it all together, and you’ d get a series of imagined animals dream ed up by one of the AIs. A look through the research paper about the project—or this open Google Folder of images it produced—will likely lead you to agree that the results are a mix of impressive and downright eerie.

But t he eerie factor doesn’t mean the project shouldn’t be considered a success and a step forward for future uses of AI.

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In the last video in this series we discussed the ancient origins of artificial intelligence progressing forward to the beginnings of the development of modern computing based artificial intelligence, encompassing the philosophies, theories and inventions of many talented individuals and groups.

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A factory where robots make robots is surely the stuff of nightmares for those living in fear of the dreaded uprising. But putting apocalyptic horrors aside for a moment, ABB’s new site could be one of the most advanced facilities of its kind when it opens in 2020 with plans to make 100,000 robots a year.

It’s one of the many programs the agency will fund under its $2 billion next-generation artificial intelligence initiative.

These fragrances were dreamed up by Waton’s creative cousin, Philyra.

It has no nose, and yet it must sniff.