Artificial Intelligence October 9 'Terminator' tech could one day take over humanity, 'Godfather of AI' warns Geoffrey Hinton, a British computer scientist considered the "godfather" of artificial intelligence, is warning AI's dangers aren't just the fancy of "Terminator" movies.
Russia March 27, 2022 Missouri station offering Russian state radio to listeners A Kansas City radio station airs Russian state-sponsored programming as a form of "free speech and alternative viewpoints."
VIDEO March 4, 2019 Pentagon approaches massive new AI, machine learning breakthrough DARPA wants to improve real-time AI and machine-learning
TECH March 9, 2017 More people have Netflix than a DVR That's a huge change from 2011, when 44 percent of households had a DVR and just 28 percent had Netflix, according to a report conducted by Leichtman Research Group (LRG).
Home Ent May 3, 2016 New AmpMe app hopes to bring high-quality sound to your phone One Montreal-based startup wants to give you a portable sound system that you can take to parties, to picnics, or only just as far as your living room. On Thursday, AmpMe announced the launch of a new free mobile app that syncs music across smartphones for a communal listening experience. By playing music together through multiple phones, the app is designed to produce that rich speaker-produced sound just through iOS and Android-supported phones and tablets.
Programming May 3, 2016 IBM Watson increases its language, vision and speech capabilities IBM’s Watson is fast becoming the smartest cognitive computing system around. On Thursday, IBM announced that Watson expanded its set of cognitive APIs (application program interfaces) and tools available to developers who create apps and products using the supercomputer’s capabilities. The move further solidifies Watson’s reach in a number of industries from law to healthcare and education. The announcement was made at IBM’s forum on cognitive and artificial intelligence where the company announced that a new West Coast hub for Watson in San Francisco.
Programming May 3, 2016 Tech Q&A: Driverless cars, Windows 10 upgrade, monitoring kids' apps and more Kim Komando answers your questions about driverless cars, your Windows 10 upgrade, apps kids use to hide secrets, and much more.
Programming May 3, 2016 5 computer security secrets you need to know You may have recently heard conflicting reports about ID fraud, and whether you should be concerned about it or not. You should. The threat of cyberattacks and ID theft is very real. Keep these two thoughts in mind: the White House and 12.7 million.
Home Ent May 3, 2016 Forget PS4 and Xbox One: Can Apple TV compete with the iPhone? Look, we all knew that the reports of the Apple TV potentially trumping the PS4 and Xbox One were overblown, but all along, I was holding out hope that the Apple TV’s long-awaited update would be a step forward for gaming on Apple devices.
Programming May 3, 2016 7 worst apps that violate your privacy Kim Komando shares the seven worst apps that violate your privacy.
