Artificial Intelligence News 10 July 2012

How Google's Artificial Intelligence Killed Plato Huffington Post If a self-taught computer can recognize cats, what else will it be able to recognize when computers reach WALL-E proportions. See all stories on this topic »

Riding the Wave of Artificial Intelligence Forbes Cognitive Code CEO, Leslie Spring, is seeing his world explode, in a good way. Since the emergence of Siri, the world has awoken to the realities of how artificial intelligence will take on a major role in the way we search and organize our lives ... See all stories on this topic » Forbes

Artificial intelligence app helps blind people Computerworld Australia A smartphone app is helping blind people navigate the world. See all stories on this topic »

Jeopardy Champ Watson's Creator Discusses Being a Scientist LiveScience.com David Ferrucci talks about the passion of scientists and more. See all stories on this topic »

Google's artificial brain learns to recognise cats Digit And what do you get when you give a cybernetic brain made up of 16K processors access to YouTube? It learns to recognise cats! Notice any similarity? Cats have not only taken over the interwebs but now even artificial intelligence has fallen prey to ... See all stories on this topic » Digit

I Shall Remain's Alpha Release, Now on Desura AMOG ... released its new content through Desura's alpha funding platform. The game includes a lengthy survival map, remastered campaign mission, better graphics and sound effects, teammates with Artificial Intelligence, and a new defense-building aspect. See all stories on this topic »

Artificial Intelligence News 27 May 2012

Artificial Intelligence is the Next Step in Search (and everything else) Forbes Lars Hard's ExpertMaker seeks to put artificial intelligence in the hands of developers. Entrepreneur Lars Hard feels he has seen the future of search, information ... See all stories on this topic » Forbes

Alan Turing: The experiment that shaped artificial intelligence BBC News More than six decades after the Turing Test was first proposed it continues to influence artificial intelligence research. See all stories on this topic » BBC News

How to Pass the Turing Artificial Intelligence Test Wired News (blog) Are you human or a machine? Prove it, by passing the Turing Test -- a test of the ability of a machine to exhibit intelligent behavior. See all stories on this topic » Wired News (blog)

'A Perfect and Beautiful Machine': What Darwin's Theory of Evolution ... The Atlantic Charles Darwin and Alan Turing, in their different ways, both homed in on the same idea: the existence of competence without comprehension. See all stories on this topic » The Atlantic

How Artificial Intelligence Can Simplify Integration IT Business Edge (blog) Data Integration Remains a Major IT Headache Study shows that data integration is still costly and requires a lot of manual coding. Robert Fox, Liaison ... See all stories on this topic »

Navy eyes artificial intelligence to automate decision making on ... Military & Aerospace Electronics CHARLESTON, S.C., 22 June 2012. U.S. Navy officials are investigating the use of artificial intelligence technologies to automate business processes and ... See all stories on this topic » Military & Aerospace Electronics

What happened to Turing's thinking machines? ZDNet (blog) Summary: Artificial intelligence is still a long way from delivering the human ... Instead, modern AI posses a very different sort of intelligence to our own, one that ... See all stories on this topic » ZDNet (blog)

Tool Uses Artificial Intelligence Techniques to Cut Integration Time IT Business Edge (blog) Top Ten Best Practices for Data Integration Use these guidelines to help you achieve more modern, high-value and diverse uses of DI tools and techniques. See all stories on this topic »

Introduction to Statistics – Your Access Pass to the Udacity Artificial ... iProgrammer one that will open doors to all and give unparalleled access to Computer Science generally, and Artificial Intelligence specifically. In fact, many High School ... See all stories on this topic »