Artificial intelligence (AI) helps doctors make better diagnoses, scientists create new materials, farmers grow crops more effectively and all of us driving cars - and millions of other applications. This topic also covers subsets of AI such as machine learning (ML), deep learning and neural networks.
Deaf people can soon make it easier to communicate with the hearing with the help of a glove.
Boston Dynamics team up with Rocos to use it's four-legged robot in agriculture.
To save the bee communities from dying, a Swedish beekeeper has developed an app that, with the help of AI, analyzes how the bee community is feeling and what you can do to make it live and thrive.
Mapping and maintaining the coral reef has become an increasingly urgent task. But in order to implement the right measures in the right place, careful analysis of the condition is required. This is usually done by divers photographing. Now the work has been automated.
DeepMind became famous by winning over humans in the complicated board game Go, but the artificial intelligence can also be used to understand a virus and help find a vaccine.
Researchers at MIT in the US have used AI to investigate millions of different chemical compounds that can act as antibiotics and the result is a promising new type of antibiotic.
Researchers said it's the first time blood flow scans, which reveal problems with the heart, have been read by a computer.
The self-driving revolution started with this car and a competition in the desert that nobody won. Some people now claim that nothing has happened in autonomous driving. They are about to be disrupted.
Googles Deepmind has developed an AI that helps identify cancer in brest x-rays, mammography. The AI is already as good as, in one test, and better than human doctors, in another test.