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By Bill Yates
Wall and colleagues recently published a study using artificial intelligence to develop a shortened interview to diagnose autism. They started with data from a group of children with autism who completed a comprehensive autism diagnostic ...
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The future of Artificial Intelligence – as imagined in 1989 - R-bloggers
By Corey Chivers
This image comes from the cover of Preliminary Papers of the Second International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and Statistics (1989). Someone abandoned it in the lobby of my building at school. Whatever for, I'll never know. I just love ...
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