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Genetically engineered bacteria have learned to play tic-tac-toe

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Genetically engineered bacteria have learned to play tic-tac-toe

E. coli bacteria modified to act like electronic components called memristors can be set up to act as a simple neural network and trained to play noughts and crosses

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red and blue digital lights

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AIs could be hacked with undetectable backdoors to make bad decisions

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The AI-generated formulas undergo slump testing at the UIUC lab as part of their initial performance assessment and refinement.

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Meta is using AI to create low-carbon concrete for its data centres

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AI turns infrared images taken in total darkness into full colour

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Short video demonstrating the robot opening a door. (screengrab)

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Robot learns to open doors by splitting the task into three easy steps

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EJEX1N Definition of word people in dictionary

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When people say ‘people’ online they may mostly be thinking about men

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Facial Recognition System

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Simple mathematical trick could slash AI development time in half

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Description: Camera image of a plasma inside the TCV tokamak, regions of different colors correspond to different temperatures of the hot plasma. The center of the plasma is so hot that it does not emit visible light. Credit: Curdin W?thrich / SPC/EPFL

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DeepMind uses AI to control plasma inside tokamak fusion reactor

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Collage of hyperrealistic AI-generated human faces, created by GAN - generative adversarial network

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Fake faces created by AI look more trustworthy than real people

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Quantum computer on the blue background

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AI efficiently fixes mistakes in error-prone quantum computers

Current quantum computers are highly prone to errors, making them unlikely to be of practical use, but an artificial intelligence that spots and fixes mistakes could help

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Watch: Beatles documentary Get Back uses custom AI to isolate sounds

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Tesla recalls 50,000 cars that disobey stop signs in self-driving mode

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DeepMind has made software-writing AI that rivals average human coder

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AI can spot wounded wild animals and poachers in camera trap footage

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