Arcane, the first full League of Legends animated series, has a trailer. Riot and Netflix released the first look at the series on Friday as…
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Jack Black will be Claptrap in the Borderlands movie
The movie adaptation of Borderlands has some big stars attached, and the studio making it, Lionsgate, just announced the movie’s Claptrap. The plucky robot companion…
The AI arms race comes to enterprise content management
Enterprise content management (ECM) platforms that have historically been employed to manage files are, thanks to the rise of AI, about to evolve into central…
Telehealth startup NeuroFlow raises $20 million to expand its network of care providers
NeuroFlow, a digital health company combining workflow automation, patient engagement solutions and services, and applied AI to promote behavioral health, today announced it raised $20…
What this bald eagle and neural network depiction have to do with future U.S. AI strategy
The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) today announced the launch of the National Artificial Intelligence Initiative Office, an organization that will…
Google trained a trillion-parameter AI language model
Parameters are the key to machine learning algorithms. They’re the part of the model that’s learned from historical training data. Generally speaking, in the language…
A new technique called ‘concept whitening’ promises to provide neural network interpretability
Deep neural networks can perform wonderful feats, thanks to their extremely large and complicated web of parameters. But their complexity is also their curse: The…
Mobileye announces autonomous vehicle pilot programs in Tokyo, Shanghai, and Paris
At the all-virtual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) today, Intel subsidiary Mobileye announced four new locations where it plans to test its autonomous vehicle technologies. In…
Stanford researchers design accelerator chip that speeds up AI inferencing
Researchers at Stanford have developed hardware that can run AI tasks quickly and energy-efficiently by harnessing special-built chips. A paper published in Nature Electronics describes…
Outlandish Stanford facial recognition study claims there are links between facial features and political orientation
A paper published today in the journal Scientific Reports by controversial Stanford-affiliated researcher Michal Kosinski claims to show that facial recognition algorithms can expose people’s…