Chinese Go player Ke Jie, left, looks at the board as a person makes a move on behalf of Google’s artificial intelligence program, AlphaGo, during a game of Go at
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Chinese fans trash blackout as Google AI wins again
Nineteen-year-old Go player Ke Jie (L) makes a move during the first match against Google’s artificial intelligence programme AlphaGo in Wuzhen, China Chinese netizens fumed Thursday over a government ban
AI wins as Google algorithm beats No. 1 Go player (Update)
China’s 19-year-old Go player Ke Jie (L) makes a move during the first match against Google’s artificial intelligence programme AlphaGo Google’s computer algorithm AlphaGo narrowly beat the world’s top-ranked player
Google AI programme beats top-ranked Go player
China’s 19-year-old Go player Ke Jie (L) makes a move during the first match against Google’s artificial intelligence programme AlphaGo Google’s computer programme AlphaGo beat the world’s top-ranked player in
Humanitarian efforts could be aided by AI
Social network diagram. Credit: Daniel Tenerife/Wikipedia Researchers have developed an AI algorithm to accurately predict the gender of pre-paid mobile phone users, which could be useful in crises. Phone tracking
Ready, Set, Go! Rematch of man vs machine in ancient game
Google’s artificial intelligence programme AlphaGo will face the world’s top-ranked Go player, China’s 19-year-old Ke Jie, in a contest expected to end in another victory for rapid advances in AI
U. of C. Medicine, Google hope to use patterns in patient records to predict health
As a patient, your electronic medical record contains a wealth of information about you: vital signs, notes from physicians and medications. Doctors use that information to track your medical history
Optimizing power networks for tomorrow’s smart cities
Lehigh industrial engineering Ph.D. candidate Jie Liu won an IBM Ph.D. Fellowship Award to study power systems and data analytics at IBM Research-Ireland, one of 12 IBM research laboratories in
Advancing cancer immunotherapy with computer simulations and data analysis
A scanning electron micrograph of a human T lymphocyte (also called a T cell) from the immune system of a healthy donor. Immunotherapy fights cancer by supercharging the immune system’s
Disney Research transforms movie-quality animations for interactive viewing
The cyberattack that spread malicious software around the world, shutting down networks at hospitals, banks and government agencies, was stemmed by a young British researcher and an inexpensive domain registration,
HP Enterprise unveils computer ‘for era of Big Data’
Meg Whitman, chief executive of HP Enterprise, said, “The secrets to the next great scientific breakthrough, industry-changing innovation, or life-altering technology hide in plain sight behind the mountains of data
Reaching for the stormy cloud with Chameleon
The Chameleon cloud testbed has sped development of PortHadoop-R, a portable Hadoop reader for parallel file systems which can integrate data transfer with data analysis. The NASA cloud library uses
Targeted, high-energy cancer treatments get a supercomputing boost
A simulation of one of the detectors used in the MR-Linac system. Credit: Daniel O’Brien, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Radiation therapy shoots high-energy particles into the body
Research may help combat abusive online comments
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology’s School of Interactive Computing have come up with a novel computational approach that could provide a more cost- and resource-effective way for internet
Researchers use Twitter to track the flu in real time
Researchers led by Northeastern’s Alessandro Vespignani have developed a computational model to project the spread of the flu using Twitter posts in combination with key parameters of each season’s epidemic.
