A landmark battle raged in New York City on May 11, 1997. This contest was dubbed the brain’s last stand and considered the proverbialhuman-versus-machine duel.
Many think we’ll see human-level artificial intelligence in the next 10 years. Industry continues to boast smarter tech like personalized assistants or self-driving cars. And
Circa 1997, the reigning world chess champion Garry Kasparov was against an unknown opponent. The opponent was formidable. Garry was not playing a human. He
In 1952, IBMer Arthur Samuel created the first implementation of a machine learning system in America — to play checkers. At first, the system was beatable.
Aidoc, a smart radiology company using AI to pinpoint anomalies in medical imaging and streamline workflow It was more than 20 years ago that a
You shouldn’t anthropomorphize computers: They don’t like it. That joke is at least as old as Deep Blue’s 1997 victory over then world chess champion
The future is here… or is it? With so many articles proliferating the media space on how humans are at the cusp of full AI
