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The 10th ASC Student Supercomputer Challenge (ASC) Finals recently concluded at the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) in Hefei. For the onsite competition, Peking University emerged

One of the world's leading A.I. experts says the race by tech companies for A.I. supremacy is 'unhealthy,' and that breaking the cycle won't be easy.

Spyware attacks on organisations in South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria increased in Q1 2023

The tech companies’ lobbyists will complain that their artifical intelligence systems cannot possibly meet the required safety criteria. We would never accept such an excuse from pharmaceutical manufacturers or from builders of nuclear power stations.

The internet is full of website CAPTCHAs to distinguish between human users and bots. While CAPTCHAs are essential in securing

The British-Canadian scientist spoke with EL PAÍS about why he resigned from Google and the fears he has about AI

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Artificial intelligence, more commonly known as AI, is growing and learning at a rapid rate. The interest in AI has also spiked dramatically, as it is quickly becoming a gigantic part of the global technology mix. Research and funding for AI has more ...

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If we are ever able to unlock the potential of AI, we need to look to human ingenuity. See more in the article below.