There are already media in the United States, China, France, the United Kingdom or Norway that use artificial intelligence to automate processes and generate information, freeing journalists of time so that they can dedicate their effort to add more value to their content.
It will take a few years to develop a quantum computer. Intel and Microsoft want to be the first to do so, from opposite paths. Whoever gets it first can solve big problems that we can't even imagine today.
Almost 2 billion people will use intelligent voice assistants in 2021. Even if they use it little, and do not trust them much yet, there are more and more, and at home it will be more common to use them than even on smartphones.
Although it surely won't be the only one, a Stanford University study uses various artificial intelligence technologies, such as machine learning and facial recognition, to help children with autism detect other people's emotions.
Two studies this year, born from the heart of Harvard University, predict how artificial intelligence can help predict earthquakes and aftershocks that follow earthquakes.
The Chinese manufacturer, Huawei, has been ahead of its competitors and already has a processor of one square centimeter in which it has been able to place 6.9 billion transistors.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
