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Artificial Intelligence Archive

Archives for April 2014

Technology
Stanford Has a Videogame Controller That Knows if You’re BoredStanford Has a Videogame Controller That Knows if You’re Bored
Technology

“We’ll be able to tell exactly how the body’s changing when you’re playing videogames.”

By Eric Johnson
Technology
Nervana Wants to Make Special Hardware Just for Deep LearningNervana Wants to Make Special Hardware Just for Deep Learning
Technology

Its seed round of $600,000 comes from investors primarily associated with Internet companies, not chips.

By Liz Gannes
Technology
The Rise of the Data NativesThe Rise of the Data Natives
Technology

Digital natives program their thermostat. Data natives expect the thermostat to program itself.

By Monica Rogati
Technology
AI Health Startup Raises $1.5 MillionAI Health Startup Raises $1.5 Million
Technology
By James Temple

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