Weapon detection improved by AI
Event security is tighter than it ever was. Very few individuals would brazenly attempt to gain access to an event with his favourite Glock pistol on display. So the job of weapon … Read more
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Sorry AI you are not human!
Well, that was a headline to state the bleeding obvious (as per Fawlty Towers BBC TV). But that was what the US Patent and Trademark Office has decided over Artificial Intelligence vs … Read more
AI battles Covid-19
As has been reported previously in these blog posts, AI has helped develop some brand new drugs. We now have a pandemic on our hands and there has never been such intense, … Read more
Google’s AI goes cold calling
In the locked down UK, Google are using it’s AI phone assistant Duplex to ring round businesses to find out what their opening hours are in these Covid-19 days. Duplex sounds very … Read more
Russia adopts Chinese style surveillance.
To try and get a grip on the coronavirus pandemic now sweeping Russia, the State is using a combination of AI facial recognition linked in real time to mobile phone tracking data … Read more
Google’s AI gap filler
Never before has the Internet groaned under the weight of video calls and we have all experienced poor quality ones. Google to the rescue! Apparently if you use Duo app (and I’ve … Read more
A penny for your thoughts?
An AI algo can now convert brainwaves to speech or text.It seems the algo monitors brainwaves as a subject speaks and converts them in to sentences. Sort of what the subject himself … Read more
AI algos Police the Web during Coronavirus
Greetings to my readers as the socially isolated Artificial Iconoclast here pens his blog from the garret. While the world’s population hunkers down in isolation, some may turn to social media to … Read more
EU at odds with “AI Wild West”
The European Commission intends to draw up new legislation to protect its citizens from AI. Likening AI to the “Wild West” they said they would concentrate on high risk areas. (Are they … Read more
End of the line for drug resistant bacteria?
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has developed an AI algo which helped to quickly define a new bug busting molecule. Drug resistant bacteria are on the increase making some diseases impossible … Read more