Opinion
AI can be a dangerous tool and must be regulated
The rise of artificial intelligence must be strictly monitored in order to do no harm to individuals or society, argues Monique Mann.
Opinion
The rise of artificial intelligence must be strictly monitored in order to do no harm to individuals or society, argues Monique Mann.
Business
Coles says its supermarkets will make $1 billion in cumulative savings over the next three years thanks to investments in technology, automation, and artificial intelligence.
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An American neural engineer speaking at this year’s Hybrid World Adelaide festival says researchers are two to three years away from installing synthetic vision and hearing in humans using the “next generation” of artificial intelligence technology.
A Japanese robotics pioneer will deliver the keynote address at an Adelaide conference in October in conjunction with his android twin, created as part of a project to discover the definition of humanity.
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