By Matt Muldoon
Voice technology has been gaining steady popularity in recent years, from smart speakers in homes to voice control in cars. The COVID-19...
Computer scientist Melanie Mitchell lays out four fallacies that have led to overpromising and underdelivering in artificial intelligence.
Toyota's acquisition of Lyft's self-driving car division is part of a bigger trend of driverless car projects being consolidated in big tech or automotive companies.
The ThreeDWorld Transport Challenge will test the limits of reinforcement learning in solving task and motion planning problems.
By Ian Ferguson
There is increasing excitement surrounding the seamless integration of robots in automation and Industry 4.0 strategies. However, we are a long way...
Microsoft's acquisition of conversational AI company Nuance will put it in a dominating position in healthcare and beyond.
Waymo's new leadership lineup suggests that the company has acknowledged that the “fully self-driving cars are here” narrative is a bit fallacious.
A new research paper shows that machine learning systems can fail against adversarial examples even if they have been trained with randomized smoothing techniques.
Boston Dynamics's new robot Stretch is boring in comparison to the company's previous achievements. But it can be the product that turns the research lab into a profitable company.
Adversarial training secures neural networks against adversarial attacks. But in robotics applications, it can decrease safety, research shows.