The Book of Why, written by Judea Pearl, explores why our artificial intelligence can perform complicated tasks by can't answer simple questions.
OpenRock X are sturdy and comfortable open-ear earbuds that are adjustable, have high-quality audio, and long battery life.
The Timekettle WT2 Edge is a fantastic AI-powered translation device. Given its price, it might not be for everyone, but it serves its special audience very well.
With a thermal camera, night vision camera, and a solid build, the Glory G1S is the ideal rugged smartphone with many cool features.
"Machines Like Us" argues that the artificial intelligence community needs to revisit symbolic reasoning to solve AI's "common sense" problem.
"Deep Learning with PyTorch" provides an excellent introduction to deep learning concepts and a deep dive into a full-fledged AI application.
The busy earphone market has a relatively new player from Hong Kong that has something quite new to offer: the innovative Origem HS-3 Bluetooth earphones.
This Hong Kong-based company I had not heard of until recently....
Artificial intelligence algorithms can perform well-represented tasks, but they can't discover and solve unknown and undiscovered problems.
Computer scientist Stuart Russell warns that we must think about the artificial intelligence control problem today. Tomorrow is too late.
Dr. Eric Topol, physician and writer, explains how advances in artificial intelligence will help patients have more control over their health.