Finding needles in haystacks

Researchers have come up with a new way to design synthetic routes to drugs now being tested in some COVID-19 clinical trials, using artificial intelligence (AI) software.

And the light shineth in the darkness of ignorance and the darkness comprehendeth it not

Boffins have emerged from their smoke filled labs claiming that have achieved a breakthrough in the development of artificial intelligence by using light instead of electricity to perform computations.

In Florida

Nvidia and the University of Florida have teamed up to build the world’s fastest artificial intelligence based supercomputer in higher education.

Technically the death of modern music

Researchers at Zhejiang University and Microsoft claim they've developed an AI system -- DeepSinger -- that can generate singing voices in multiple languages by training on data from music websites.

Apparently emails are too rude

Boffins at Carnegie Mellon University have devised a technique that's designed to automatically make written communication more polite.

It will steal your breath

A survey of 2,000 UK adults by Fountech.ai has revealed peoples' top doubts about artificial intelligence (AI).

 
Part of data centre cunning plan

Chipzilla has been lifting the lid on its several AI devices for the data centre market including the third generation of its Xeon Scalable CPU, a new Stratix FPGA with a dedicated AI engine, new Optane persistent memory and NAND SSDs.

Humans think they are rubbish

A new scientific study on the impact of AI on the workforce by European tech research institute has found that humans don’t like AI artwork and robots were pants at portraits.

Hype machine works well though

AI developments might not be all they are cracked up to be and are just tweaks to existing technology, according to studies compiled by MIT boffins.

What could possibly go wrong?

Software King of the World Microsoft has decided that you don't need jounalists to run a news room when a nice shiny AI will do it for you.