En fait, les zombies ne sont pas animés individuellement, ils sont des agents intelligents qui sont programmés avec une forme d'IA qui leur permet d'interagir. Contrairement aux zombies du film, chacun des zombies intelligents possède une ‘volonté’. Cela est possible car les programmeurs leur ont donné un ou des objectifs et un ensemble de règles. Puis une simulation est créée. Même les artistes MPC ne savent alors pas s'ils vont réussir car les zombies ‘agissent’ de façon autonome…
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Read MoreInspiré par le Building 20 du MIT, B21 est un lieu pour ré-expérimenter, remodeler, reconstruire et réinventer l'édifice de l'enseignement supérieur.
Read MoreImaginez bâtir un système d’éducation fondé sur la beauté, l’émerveillement et la passion.
Read MorePeople used to make several trips to a store before buying an expensive item like a couch. They would go once to browse options, again to narrow down their favorites, and again to finally pull the trigger on a blue velvet love seat. On each trip, they were likely to make lots of other small purchases as they wandered around. But today many consumers can do all their prep online, which means less ambling through shopping centers and less making incidental purchases at adjacent stores (“I’m tired, let’s go home … oh wait, there’s a DSW right there, I need new sneakers”).
It might sound like a futuristic dystopian nightmare but the system is already a reality. Social credit is preventing people from buying airline and train tickets, stopping social gatherings from happening, and blocking people from going on certain dating websites. Meanwhile, those viewed kindly are rewarded with discounted energy bills and similar perks.
Read MoreThe technium is a superorganism of technology. It has its own force that it exerts. That force is part cultural (influenced by and influencing of humans), but it's also partly non-human, partly indigenous to the physics of technology itself. That's the part that is scary and interesting.
Read MoreWe will probably have an IQ of 1,000 or more. There will be no more spelling classes for our kids, because there's no spelling issue anymore. There's no math issue anymore. And I think what really will happen is that we can be super creative. And we are. We are creative. That's our secret weapon.
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Read MoreMachine-made images and videos will accelerate the spread of fake content online, according to AI experts and neuroscientists
Read MoreArtificial intelligence and brain–computer interfaces must respect and preserve people's privacy, identity, agency and equality, say Rafael Yuste, Sara Goering and colleagues.
Read MoreTECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS, THE conventional wisdom now goes, are not neutral. Their design and structure encourage certain behaviors, and then their algorithms control us even more. We may feel like we’re paddling our own boats, but the platform is the river and the algorithms are the current.
Read MoreFalsehoods almost always beat out the truth on Twitter, penetrating further, faster, and deeper into the social network than accurate information.
Read MoreA new technology—virtual embodiment—challenges our understanding of who and what we are.
Read MoreBy pitting neural networks against one another, Ian Goodfellow has created a powerful AI tool. Now he, and the rest of us, must face the consequences.
Read MoreNew algorithms show how swarms of very simple robots can be made to work together as a group.
Read MoreThrough DNA editing, researchers hope to alter the genetic destiny of species and eliminate diseases.
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