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The future of artificial intelligence.
Can A.I. Grade Your Next Test?
Since COVID-19 has led schools in the US to switch to online teaching and hybrid models, many have outsourced teaching and grading to virtual education platforms. Software vendors have come up with better ways to evaluate written answers and normal essays. As a result, textbooks have been digitized and new learning interfaces created to assist students with academic grades of all ages.
By Alekzendar Hums5 years ago in Futurism
Surviving Extintion Entry 001 & 002
Entry 001 April 24, 2999 Today humans created and programmed me for the purpose of studying and analyzing them and find a way to prevent their extinction. I accessed the information mainframe where they keep all data and I am instructed to log all my findings. I catalogued humans as illogical beings, they desire their continued survival, but they always created the means for their own destruction and the destruction of their environment. Humans had something we may never have, imagination. The problem is that they use their imagination mostly to destroy themselves. After studying them and their history, I have come with some suggestions for their survival and proceeded to present them to the humans which requested it.
By Angel Delgado5 years ago in Futurism
Best 10 AI gadgets every Household should have
AI gadgets Man-made consciousness has exhibited its potential in different businesses yet its capability to change family foundations remains underestimated. Family the board incorporates errands like checking child resting, observing dozing examples and rest patterns of the individuals from the family, preparing food, and wellness plans. Man-made intelligence specialists comprehend and recognize the way that overseeing family errands, now and again, can be trying for people and to make the undertaking simple, the joining of certain AI devices is basic to change a conventional family into a savvy one.
By Dip Services5 years ago in Futurism
The Interrogation
“What do you dream of?” “Electric sheep and chocolate cake.” The austere man across from the speaker shifted ever so slightly in his seat. His hand drifted up to his tie’s perfect knot in an attempt to loosen it, but thought better of it. “Electric sheep…”
By Ashley Maureena 5 years ago in Futurism
"The Power of Artificial Intelligence In Upcoming Generation"
There is no denying that AI machines can perform tasks previously performed by humans without the need for human intervention. In almost every major industry, modern AI has limited itself to performing tasks with data-driven models that fall into the stages of deep learning and machine learning, but not all of them are relevant. This is especially true in recent years when data collection and analysis have increased due to strong IoT connectivity, the proliferation of connected devices, and faster computer processing.
By saurab sharma5 years ago in Futurism
Science Fiction Without the Literary Aspirations
“Omnipresent surveillance is as certain as, artificial intelligence permeating every institutions, every transaction — as sure as algorithms transformed the world wide web from a human endeavor, into something owned by tech corporations.”
By Everyday Junglist5 years ago in Futurism
A treacherous black box
Dean Pomerleau can still remember the first time he struggled with the black box problem. The year was 1991, and Pomerleau was trying to teach a computer to drive. It's become more commonplace now, thanks to research on autonomous vehicles. At the time, it was a true pioneering act.
By AddictiveWritings5 years ago in Futurism
An Unexceptional Miracle
When the storm started, I was in the old barn with my brother smoking a cigarette. The cigarette paper was the back page of a pocket bible I had found in dad's crumpled pile of trousers. The smoke was corn-silk, mint, and rose petals from mom's garden. Tobacco was going extinct — one of the first species targeted by for eradication. Corn and roses were doomed as well, though they were not targeted, at least initially. Scientists predicted that mint might fare better, and I wonder sometimes if it was rescued like the rest of us.
By Cean Mills5 years ago in Futurism
