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Earthquake artificial intelligence knows where damage is worst

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Earthquake artificial intelligence knows where damage is worst

Algorithms can use seismic data and structural knowledge of buildings to judge which parts of a city will be most at risk and prioritise rescue efforts

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Forget the Turing test – there are better ways of judging AI

Life

Forget the Turing test – there are better ways of judging AI

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Can software suffer? Death and pain in digital brains

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Can software suffer? Death and pain in digital brains

Opinion

Down in the dumps? Don't worry, your brain is still on point

Health

Down in the dumps? Don't worry, your brain is still on point

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I've taught computers to paint portraits – and how to code

Physics

I've taught computers to paint portraits – and how to code

Features

Why choosing the right workout could fine-tune your brain

Health

Why choosing the right workout could fine-tune your brain

Features

I want artificial intelligence to settle our disputes

Technology

I want artificial intelligence to settle our disputes

Opinion

Iodine supplements might raise the UK's IQ, but jury still out

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Iodine supplements might raise the UK's IQ, but jury still out

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What if … Intelligence is a dead end?

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What if … Intelligence is a dead end?

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A new hunt for ET could well find AI on non-Earthlike worlds

Any intelligence we find on exoplanets is likely to be artificial, as living brains are just a prelude to a machine-based culture, says astronomer Martin Rees

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The human element is what's missing from artificial intelligence

Leader

Technology

The rapid rise of neural networks and why they'll rule our world

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Technology

Artist Lynn Hershman Leeson records the advance of our robot overlords

CultureLab

Technology

Computer comedian suggests pics to make your online chat funnier

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