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Some Republicans and secretaries of state look to the Constitution as a way to get Donald Trump off the ballot. A conviction of one of Michael Madigan’s former top aides renews calls for ethics reform in Illinois. And the Iowa governor’s support for securing the southern border with federal money raises questions. Host Jim Niedelman […]

Swift, an artificial intelligence drone pilot, has recently defeated the best human pilots in the world of high-speed drone racing.

/PRNewswire/ -- Hansa Biopharma, "Hansa" (Nasdaq Stockholm: HNSA), a pioneer in enzyme technology for rare immunological conditions, announced today that Dr....

Swift AI, built by a team at the University of Zurich, brought human world champions in drone racing down to earth with a new speed record.

The abilities of artificial intelligence (AI) systems are advancing at an astounding rate, nearing or bettering what humans can do in simulations and test environments.

ZURICH (Reuters) -UBS should have spun off Credit Suisse's Swiss business, proxy adviser Ethos said on Thursday, after Switzerland's No. 1 bank annnounced plans to fully integrate its former rival's home market business. "We are disappointed as the spin-off would (have) been a better option to avoid a major systemic risk for Switzerland, an important negative impact on employment and issues for the fair competition of the Swiss financial market," Ethos Director Vincent ...

In a landmark for artificial intelligence (AI), the AI system “Swift,” developed by University of Zurich (UZH) scientists, has beaten the world champions in drone racing—an outcome that seemed impossible just a few years ago.

But planners aren’t certain they’ll be ready by next year.

Leo BauersfeldWhile the past few months have shown us that there’s still a lot that AI can’t do that humans can (like write news articles, for example), there are a few areas where the bots are starting to gain an edge on their flesh-and-blood counterparts.Case in point: A team of engineers at the University of Zurich in Switzerland published a study Tuesday in the journal Nature where they developed an AI dubbed Swift that can fly drones capable of beating human pilots in head-to-...

Swift AI used technique called deep reinforcement learning to win 15 out of 25 races against world champions