Artificial intelligence

'The superpowers of artificial intelligence' is the latest book by Kai-Fu Lee, one of the world's leading experts on AI. Now more than ever is a good time to read it.

Huawei has done it again. The P40 series once again teaches its competitors that smart phone photography is their domain. But the success of the new teams has two complicated enemies, one known, Google, and another new and unexpected COVID-19.

A group called The Dazzle Club tries to outwit UK facial recognition cameras by painting their faces with geometric shapes.

The technology can make predictions 1 or 2 days in advance, based on public historical data for each area.

Editing proteins is a long and tedious job that this artificial intelligence can do much more easily.

Does a chip have the ability to smell? Well, that is what a joint study carried out by researchers from Intel Labs and Cornell University with Intel's neuromorphic processor, Loihi, has shown.

Cybercriminals could use ultrasonic waves to force phones to do things without the owner's knowledge.

It is a new chip that mimics the way that the eyes of animals preprocess visual information before passing it to the brain.