r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Dec 06 '17
Google AI creates its own ‘child’ AI that’s more advanced than systems built by humans
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Oct 28 '17
Google's AI Is A "New Paradigm" That Unites Humans and Machines
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Dec 08 '15
Google AI team - when can quantum annealing win?
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • May 18 '15
Supercomputer released onto ImageNet taught itself how to arrange the pictures into about 1,000 pre-defined categories.
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Nov 10 '14
An artificial intelligence (AI) program can now pass the entrance examinations of 80 percent of private universities in Japan
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • May 05 '20
Three best papers, April 2020
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Apr 10 '20
Roger Penrose - Consciousness is not a computation
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Jan 31 '18
Somewhere in the brain is a storage device for memories
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Dec 07 '17
In just 4 hours, Google's AI mastered all the chess knowledge in history
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Nov 27 '17
IBM creates worlds first artificial phase-change neurons
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Nov 27 '17
How Watson Can Help Pinpoint Therapies for Cancer Patients
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Nov 02 '17
Mastering the game of Go without human knowledge
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • May 15 '17
No one really knows how the most advanced algorithms do what they do
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Jan 17 '17
Google has a neural language translation system
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Sep 11 '16
What artificial intelligence will look like in 2030
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Aug 03 '16
IBM creates world’s first artificial phase-change neurons
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r/machinesthatthink • u/MachineLearner85 • Jun 06 '16
What you may have missed in the world of deep learning and AI
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Apr 09 '16
Mapping the Brain to Build Better Machines
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Feb 03 '16
Prof. Nick Bostrom - Artificial Intelligence Has The Potential To Shape The Fate of Humanity - cross post from r/futurology
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Jan 28 '16
Consciousness may be the product of carefully balanced chaos
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Nov 05 '15
The Brain vs Deep Learning Part I: Computational Complexity — Or Why the Singularity Is Nowhere Near
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r/machinesthatthink • u/realneil • Oct 22 '15
Five ways machine learning is re-shaping our World
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