Sentences with phrase «what artificial intelligence systems»

Law firms are systematically pitched by a host of eager technology companies, proclaiming the benefits of what artificial intelligence systems (AI) can do for them.

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Continuing this trend, the car will feature 5G connectivity to cloud services, which the company claimed would boost its artificial intelligence systems on board in an effort to learn what the driver likes or dislikes, and adjust accordingly.

What sets it apart, says Jeff Bigham, associate professor in the Human - Computer Interaction Institute, is that humans are simultaneously training the system's artificial intelligence, making it gradually less dependent on people.

From game - changing innovations like artificial intelligence (AI), augmented and virtual reality (AR / VR) and tech - powered adaptive learning solutions, to content management systems and the latest hardware, the show's exhibitors run the gamut of what the market has to offer.

And, in the «early 2020s,» the system will continue to expand to include surface road autonomy — what Toyota calls «Urban Teammate» — and start to make use of the artificial intelligence features debuted on the Concept - i series of concept cars to further boost driver comfort and safety.

More recently, Paglen has explored the ocean floor to make photographs of underwater fiber optic cables that circle the Earth and enable internet connection and developed tools to show what artificial intelligence networks and other autonomous surveillance systems «see» when they look at the world.

A scattered stack of books on Pozanti's studio floor — meditations on machines and the human mind and various innovations in between — is fodder for her upcoming exhibition at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, «Deep Learning,» concerned with what differentiates humans from artificial intelligence systems (AIs).

That may be true, but what is clear is that in the interim, artificial intelligence will be used for some very non-intelligent ways, supporting business decisions that are erroneous because they lack proper context, or impacting the justice system in ways that perpetuate injustices.

And as systems get better, aided by improvements in computing that often misleadingly go by the name of artificial intelligence, this will improve, but I wonder what is lost when systems create an illusion of ease around things that are actually quite complicated.

We inch towards systems where advice and information can be tailored to individual queries; where that advice and information can be demanded and transmitted visually and orally; and where, ultimately, artificial intelligence can be deployed to improve the quality and range of what is provided.

Or what should the criteria be for personhood for robots and artificial intelligence systems?

The AI (or artificial intelligence) legal research system allows lawyers to type in a question — much in the same way they'd ask a colleague — and bring up relevant examples of what has happened in previous US legal cases, essentially at the touch of a button.

«In order for artificial intelligence to be really adopted in the legal industry, it has to be presented in a way that lawyers can very quickly grasp what the system is saying so that they can use it, because, if they don't understand it, they are not going to trust it and, if they don't trust it, they won't use it.»

If artificial intelligence will inevitably be a central part of how we will interact with machines and services in the future, then learning more about who is developing these new AI systems — and what they are making — is essential to us understanding and helping shape that world.

It is also redoubling security - focused engineering efforts in some areas and building new artificial - intelligence systems to detect what Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg described as «bad content and bad actors.»

Google I / O, similar to Build, focuses on the company's artificial intelligence software, updates to its operating system and what Google is doing with augmented and virtual reality.