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Square Enix's AI Division is releasing a free AI-powered murder mystery game on Steam next week that you need to try.

To guide and govern the out-of-control private-sector efforts to develop advanced language systems like ChatGPT, we need a government agency modeled to some degree after the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Trace Commission, with an artificial intelligence focus, write guest columnists Richard M. Perloff, a professor of communication and psychology at Cleveland State University, and Anup Kumar, a CSU professor of communication and president of the university's Faculty Sena...

Square Enix AI Tech Preview: The Portopia Serial Murder Case educational demonstration game gets free Steam release on April 24

New Startups / VC Funding Coro Hits $575 Million Valuation with New Raise Coro, an Israeli cybersecurity startup, raised $75 million in new financing from new investor Energy Impact Partners and current investors, Balderton Capital and Jerusalem Venture Partners. This latest raise brings the company’s total funding over the last 12 months to $155 million […]

Square Enix is previewing some of its new NLG AI tech using the '80s adventure game The Portopia Serial Murder Case.

Solve murders with the help of an AI using natural language processing in Square Enix AI Tech Preview: The Portopia Serial Murder Case.

Square Enix AI Tech Preview: The Portopia Serial Murder Case is a free English remake of the iconic Yuji Horii game, release date in April.

Data Bridge Market Research analyses that global construction robot market is expected to reach the value of USD 731,510.00 thousand by 2030, at a CAGR of...

Truveta, a data collective with 28 health system partners, has expanded its data sets to include more than 2.5 billion clinician notes and 45 attributes of social determinants of health to enhance its clinical support and research capabilities.

LEWISTON — An upcoming Senior College Food for Thought, “Should We Be Afraid of AI?,” is scheduled for 1 p.m. on Friday, April 28. Mathieu Poulin’s presentation will be held at USM Lewiston-Auburn College at 51 Westminster St. in Lewiston in Room 170, as well virtually via Zoom. Poulin is a new non-traditional student at […]