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Some fear automation reinforces bias and dehumanises, but ‘robot judges’ can also tackle backlogs
More than half of the member states are calling on the European Commission to speed up
With new cars in short supply, AI is shaping a booming second hand market
Elon Musk wants to put humanoid robots in his factories - and in your home
Artificial intelligence doesn’t have to kill you to make your life worse or lead to bad policy outcomes
The exciting and impressive use of new, powerful AI models could cause harm to individuals and society
The ability to simulate problems and solutions could help real world policies
Alarmists say AI will steal jobs, but underlying demographic trends foretell continuing worker shortages
As labour costs rise, cyborgs are finding their way into the kitchen
US officials have told semiconductor maker it will need special licenses to sell high-end processors
Davis Professor of Complexity at the Santa Fe Institute and former co-head of Google’s AI Ethics unit discusses the technology’s limits
Synthetic voices may not be as good but they can still threaten human talent’s work and rights
Authoritarian regimes will not hesitate to misuse the technology
With a little help from an algorithm
Vacuums provide less comprehensive data than online purchase information group already has on Prime members
Breakthrough by Alphabet-owned AI company will significantly reduce time required to make biological discoveries
Backers eye potential for digital tools to speed up pace and effectiveness of legal work. Plus: seven case studies, and four questions to ask before you buy
The Financial Times has identified a range of European companies that have used technology to pivot their businesses to new ways of working amid the pandemic.
Vehicles are unlikely to become big profit drivers but search giant has gained a valuable head-start
A lot of online interaction is stressful — can Ada offer something less complicated?
It is not just aircraft that need protection, but also navigation systems, airports, manufacturers and supply chains
Attempts to regulate algorithmic trading strategies should be a salutary lesson for the autonomous car lobby
Toby Walsh argues that artificial intelligence must never be left to make life-and-death decisions unaided
China’s most valuable AI company has been blacklisted by Washington over its facial recognition technology
GM-backed start-up wins approval to charge customers and bring in the driverless age
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