AI Lawyer Proves Superior Vs. Human Lawyers in Predicting Winnability of Legal Cases
Artificial intelligence lawyer called “CaseCruncher” proved that it is much superior to human lawyers in predicting winnability of legal cases.
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Artificial Intelligence Defeats CAPTCHAs
Researchers at Vicarious managed to prove in the paper published in the journal Science that artificial intelligence can fool CAPTCHAs.
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New Robot Flies, Dives, Swims, Propels Itself Out of Water & Safely Lands
Researchers at the engineering and applied sciences at Harvard and Wyss Institute Harvard have developed a microrobot that can fly,
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AlphaGo Zero – New Leader of Go Game – Learns the Game with No Human Input
There is a new master of the Chinese game of Go. Google’s artificial intelligence dubbed as “AlphaGo Zero” defeated the previous
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Researchers in Switzerland Develop an AI that Personalizes and Improves Video Streaming
Researchers at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) Embedded Systems Laboratory (ESL) in Switzerland have developed an artificial intelligence
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Artificial Intelligence Lets You See Things Hidden Around Corners
Researchers at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have developed an artificial intelligence that can see things hidden
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Oracle Is Making It Easy for Businesses to Develop AI Chatbot
Oracle announced that its low-code bot builder tool – a new feature to its Oracle Mobile Cloud Service – will
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Yum? Swiss Researchers Develop a Robot that Can be Eaten
Researchers at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), one of the two Swiss Federal Institutes of Technology, have developed
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Researchers at the University of Manchester, School of Chemistry in the UK have created the “molecular robot” – considered as the
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Intel Unveils Self-Learning Chip that Mimics How the Human Brain Functions
Computer-chip industry giant Intel has unveiled its self-learning chip – codenamed “Loihi” – that mimics how the human brain functions.
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