A company called ZeroEyes has secured a patent for AI-powered surveillance technology that can spot a gun and call law enforcement within five seconds.
Tag: AI
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE GETS ITS DAY IN COURT
When Josh Browder was a computer science student at Stanford University, he racked up a lot of parking tickets he couldn’t pay. As a result, he became an expert in exploiting legal loopholes to skirt his fines.
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TOP TREND 2023, AI WILL OWN YOU: NYT TIMES PUSHES FOR AI TEACHERS
That wonderful, life-changing role model and mentor you remember from your school days?
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BESTS HUMANS AT CODING
AlphaCode, an advance in artificial intelligence from Alphabet subsidiary DeepMind, has outperformed humans at writing computer code to solve tricky problems in programming.
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AI BEING TRAINED TO FIGHT FOR WOKEISM AND WAR
Several stories from this past week demonstrate how the government is working hand in hand with tech corps to warp fast-evolving AI and robotics to wage wars against “enemies” foreign and domestic.
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YOU WILL OWN NO SOFTWARE AND BE HAPPY—PART TWO
Right now, anybody with an idea for a great painting can use natural language to instruct an AI assistant to create their masterpiece.
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ROBOTS HELP SINGAPORE BEAT EXPECTATIONS
Robots vs. the economic apocalypse? It’s probably not quite what you think. As countries around the world are dealing with geopolitical turmoil, skyrocketing inflation and supply chain problems, Singapore's manufacturing industry has managed to expand.
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YOU WILL OWN NO SOFTWARE AND BE HAPPY—PART ONE
Citizens are becoming digital serfs on SAAS (Software as a Service) plantations, with AI drivers ensuring no thought or dissident vision steps out of line.
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BIDEN ADMINISTRATION SUBVERTS CONSTITUTION WITH “AI BILL OF RIGHTS”
This past week the Biden Administration issued a “Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights,” setting out a legal framework for how AI should be developed.
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MUSK TAKES STAGE WITH OPTIMUS HUMANOID ROBOT
Well, at least it will cost less than a car.
Elon Musk previewed a humanoid robot at Tesla’s second annual “AI Day” last week, and said the company intends to bring it to market within three to five years.