Rev has you covered on political transcripts leading up to the 2020 election cycle! We transcribe debates, interviews, speeches, congressional testimonies, and more.

In 2020, let's stop AI ethics-washing and actually do something

On this week's episode of MilLiberty, we are beginning a 3 part series on futurism and liberty. For this edition, Caleb covers automation, AI, and UBI.

A group from Northwest Nazarene University is working on systems using artificial intelligence to analyze data collected by drones to map wildfires and determine fire effects. We filmed this interview in a room where exhibits were being installed at the Fire Continuum Conference in Missoula, Montana the week of May 21, 2018.

With the war for talent reaching new heights, businesses are looking for any edge they can get. For these companies, the idea of tapping into the power of the latest artificial intelligence advances is enticing. According to a recent study, 72 percent of business leaders consider AI a "business [...]

According to a White House report, 33% of the current workforce is a... Science and technology have the power to unlock human potential. We've poured this philosophy into our communications, predictive analytics, gamification and data visualization software.

Artificial intelligence is on its way to becoming the next instrument in an artist's toolkit. The creation of art has advanced over the centuries, starting with pigments on cave walls and evolving to mediums like lithography and serigraphy. Although technology and art seem at odds, artists often adapt technology to their needs, like Autumn de Forest teaching students to project their faces onto canvases or Yaacov Agam creating digital art. Yaacov Agam demonstrates one of his interactive digital works of art. Artificial intelligence may be next in line for artists.

Building Issues in local government may in the future be handled automatically by Artificial Intelligence (AI).