Tag: Artificial Intelligence
Robot Sophia to visit Nepal Tomorrow
Kathmandu, March 20, 2018: The Saudi Arabian Citizen Robot Sophia will visit Nepal tomorrow to participate in Technology for Public Services and Development Conference...
Developer Sessions to organize Internet of Things (IOT) & Artificial Intelligence
Kathmandu, February 8, 2018: With the main motive of communing Artificial Intelligence (AI) enthusiasts of Nepal and presenting them a space to network and...
Leaving IBM to produce Artificial Intelligence Engineers in Nepal
Story of Fusemachines Nepal, where Nepali young enthusiasts are pursuing their passion in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning
It was the year 2013 when...
Facebook using machine learning to prevent suicide
Social networks have made headlines for inadvertently providing a forum for those planning to take their own lives, with a number of people livestreaming...
Artificial Intelligence is getting brainier: when will the machines leave us...
To usher in the ‘Singularity’ – when computers match human intelligence – superintelligent one trick ponies like DeepMind must become jacks of all trades
The...
Can machines replace human resource?
The growth of technology has been replacing the human workforce since decades. The work that could only be accomplished by dozens of men is...
Robots gaining more sophisticated ‘emotions’
Tokyo, January 9, 2017: In recent years, artificial intelligence has advanced to the point where there are now machines that express emotions, and technologies...
Facebook to crack down on fake and offensive live videos using...
December 2, 2016:Â Facebook is to use artificial intelligence (AI) to effectively weed out fake news from users' newsfeeds.
Facebook has been the hot target of...
AI robot gets ‘A’ on mock entrance exam
Picture: A robot writes Torobo-kun’s answers at a demonstration event in Tokyo on November 14
November 22, 2016: Torobo-kun, an artificial intelligence robot whose creators are...
The rise of robots: forget evil AI – the real risk...
It’s far more likely that robots would inadvertently harm or frustrate humans while carrying out our orders than they would rise up against us.
When...
