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ANYmal-D shows that it is possible to program hand-eye coordination, something which has proven challenging in robotics up until now.

While concerns about artificial intelligence making human jobs obsolete have been widespread over the past three years, a new study suggests the opposite may be true. According to PwC, companies are finding that employees who effectively use AI are becoming more valuable, and they’re getting raises as a result. AI-exposed jobs are driving wage growth […]

Sources say that “Artificial” will be directed by Luca Guadagnino and could star Andrew Garfield as the enigmatic CEO.

AI software can now engage in real-time job interviews using a synthetic voice, asking candidates follow-up questions or responding to inquiries about the role.

Meta is developing extended reality headsets tailored for military use, designed to enhance soldiers’ situational awareness on the battlefield. The devices are expected to support real-time threat detection — such as flagging approaching drones or highlighting obscured enemy positions — while also offering interfaces to operate AI-enable combat tools.   The wearable line, EagleEye, will […]

Nick Clegg described it as “implausible” to seek permission from every artist before using their work to train AI models given the vast scale of data used.

Google co-founder Sergey Brin made an unannounced appearance on stage at the I/O conference on Tuesday, stating that he’s in the company’s office “pretty much every day now” to work on Gemini. In a chat with DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis, he claimed this is because artificial intelligence is something that naturally interests him. “I tend […]

The US House has passed the Republican-backed budget bill that includes a measure that would bar US states and localities from regulating artificial intelligence for the next 10 years. Its sponsors argue that Congress should establish a unified national framework to prevent a fragmented patchwork of state laws. The budget passed 215 to 214.  “AI […]

The Chicago Sun-Times said the summer reading list article was licensed from a subsidiary of the media company Hearst.

A new partnership lets users search flights or tickets, and also pay for them within the chatbot.