Timnit Gebru looks around the AI world and sees almost no one who looks like her. That’s a problem for all of us.
A skilled autopilot function will make drones far more ubiquitous and useful.
Silicon isn’t yet ideal for creating quantum machines. But the massive manufacturing ecosystem for silicon chips explains why researchers (and Intel) want to overcome its handicaps.
ARM’s latest mobile processors are tuned to crunch machine-learning algorithms as efficiently as possible.
Humans easily outperform machines when it comes to tightening and loosening screw fasteners. The future of manufacturing and recycling may depend on changing that.
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