Byron Cook, a distinguished scientist at Amazon, is is helping the company use an obscure type of AI to minimize AI's worst side effect.

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This month's LCGC Blog from Jonnie Shackman from the America Chemical Society (ACS) reflects on how early experiences with computer programming shaped the author’s understanding of fundamental logic, ...

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We have explained the difference between Deep Learning and Machine Learning in simple language with practical use cases.

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A new article published in the Journal of Dental Research explores the development of an integrated data-cleaning and subtype ...

Researchers in the Nanoscience Center at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, have developed a pioneering computational ...

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No matter how much data they learn, why do artificial intelligence (AI) models often miss the mark on human intent?