The Turing Test 2.0
Juanita Bawagan discovers how modern algorithms have transformed our understanding of the “Turing Test” and what it means for artificial intelligence
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Friend or foe? Machine learning and how it is shaping our lives
Achintya Rao reviews A Citizen’s Guide to AI by John Zerilli and co-authors
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Artificial intelligence: towards better, smarter and fairer physics
The May 2021 issue of Physics World shows how physicists aren't just using AI for research but also trying to tackle some of its inherent human biases
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AI for more intelligent drug discovery
Leonard Wossnig of quantum drug-discovery firm Rahko describes the powerful capabilities of AI and quantum computing when combined
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Fighting algorithmic bias in artificial intelligence
Julianna Photopoulos explores the issues of racial and gender bias in AI – and what physicists can do to recognize and tackle the problem
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Machine learning could help slow epidemic spread
Neural network outperforms standard contact tracing at choosing who to test for disease
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Machine learning spots topological phase transitions in experimental data
Diffusion-maps method needs no prior knowledge about a physical system
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Will AI bots ever replace science journalists? (And no, this was written by a human)
The strengths and limitations of robot journalism were debated at the recent European Conference of Science Journalism
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AI rivals human radiologists at breast-cancer detection
Routine mammography programmes impose significant workloads on clinical staff; soon, commercial AI systems might help take the strain
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The funny and sinister sides of machine learning, how to make nanoparticles by the tonne
An artificial-intelligence blogger and a nanotech entrepreneur are our guests this week
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