Robert Zemeckis’s latest film, Here, starring Tom Hanks and Robin Wright, has captured attention for its groundbreaking use of AI technology to de-age its stars. This unique cinematic venture merges a compelling narrative with technological innovation, pushing boundaries within both storytelling and film production.
Given the rapidly approaching AI world, artificial intelligence was asked what would "kill the most people by 2050."
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A transformed labor market landscape can be envisioned with the in-built capabilities of artificial intelligence.
Recently, the UK government has invested £32 million, which is likely to be granted to speed up 98 AI-related projects and will try to increase the productivity rate and improve the public service. The initiative will therefore see more than 200 firms and research organizations benefit.
Employees from diverse fields are exposed to mixed packages of the opportunities and challenges that come with artificial intelligence.
The problems with road maintenance are rising with the increase in urbanization and with aging infrastructure.
A hoax image claiming to deny Meta the right to use personal data for training artificial intelligence (AI) models has been reposted by around 600,000 people, including celebrities and sports stars. Among those who have shared the post on Instagram Stories are actors Julianne Moore and Ashley Tisdale, as well as England cricketer Jonny Bairstow.
Artificial intelligence, or AI for short, is something that continues to redefine what's possible. Advanced versions of this technology are now being used to give users a chance to explore alternate realities, opening up intriguing possibilities that go beyond the bounds of everyday experiences
Artificial intelligence, which at its conceptual stage years ago was just a term, today is the force that is shaping everything for the future of global industries, economies, and communities.
“Potentially dogs (are) going to come into the vets and instead of having a conversation with its caregiver I might just be speaking directly, maybe through some sort of technology, to the dog"
Communication has changed dramatically over the years from handwritten letters and telegrams to instant messaging and video calls.
The Museum of Zoology of the University of Cambridge launched a unique initiative as AI has made it possible to make visitors interact firsthand with specimen animals, such as the popular dodo.
Moving further into the technological age, the debate over artificial intelligence has been more flamboyant than ever.
