Simply put, neuroethics explores the ethical, legal and social implications of neuroscience. So on a daily basis, I'm exploring things like how neuroscience and emerging neurotech will impact identity, personhood, privacy and, actually, pretty much life as we know it,

Reid Simmons has stopped trying to guess what students will come up with next. As head of Carnegie Mellon University's undergraduate program in artificial intelligence, Simmons watches what some of the most creative minds are doing with AI, and they never cease to amaze him. And now as the director of the newly opened JPMorgan Chase & Co. AI Maker Space, Simmons will have a front row seat for collaborative and transformative developments. "We want students from all over the university -- from engineering, business and fine arts -- to come and use their creativity to make interesting things happen," Simmons said. "Giving students the freedom to let their imaginations run wild is really what this space is all about."

Reid Simmons has stopped trying to guess what students will come up with next. As head of Carnegie Mellon University's undergraduate program in artificial intelligence, Simmons watches what some of the most creative minds are doing with AI, and they never cease to amaze him. And now as the director of the newly opened JPMorgan Chase & Co. AI Maker Space, Simmons will have a front row seat for collaborative and transformative developments. "We want students from all over the university -- from engineering, business and fine arts -- to come and use their creativity to make interesting things happen," Simmons said. "Giving students the freedom to let their imaginations run wild is really what this space is all about."

The First International Workshop on AI and Intelligent Assistance for Legal Professionals in the Digital Workplace (LegalAIIA) will be held at the Cyberjustice Laboratory at the University of Montreal on June 17th. This workshop is part of the 17th International Conference on AI and Law (ICAIL), a biennial conference which has served as an important forum at the intersection the AI and the law since its founding in 1987. The LegalAIIA workshop itself is an offshoot of the successful decade-long DESI (Discovery for Electronically Stored Informed) workshop series, which was pivotal in helping forge an interdisciplinary community of legal and technical practitioners working on advancing the state-of-the-art in electronic discovery practice. The first edition of Legal AIIA, driven by an impressive set of electronic discovery veterans including Jack G. Conrad (Thomson Reuters), Jeremy Pickens (Catalyst Repository Systems), Amanda Jones (H5), Hans Henseler (Magnet Forensics), and Jason R. Baron (Drinker, Biddle & Reath), aims to tackle head on the issue of human-AI collaboration. Accepted papers will focus on evaluating when and how to best leverage a "human-in-the-loop" approach to AI.

Livestock genetics specialist Hendrix Genetics has joined forces with a fellow Dutch company to seek out ways to use artificial intelligence (AI) in swine production. Thanks, we've sent a link to reset your password Enter the email address associated with your account and an email will be sent to you to reset your password. Please enter a valid email address. Unfortunately we've not been able to process this request. Please call UK support at 44 20 701 76242 / US support at 1 212 652 5322 or e-mail: agrahelp@informa.com.

Chinese tech giant Alibaba on Wednesday said it set up a joint research institute in Singapore, together with a local university. The research institute will focus on developing artificial intelligence applications in a variety of areas including health care, smart homes and urban transportation. Alibaba said that the institute, launched with Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU), was the firm's first joint research center outside China. It will be housed on the university's campus. Initially, the center would start with 50 researchers from Alibaba as well as the university.

The Ape Machine - Introduction & Channel Trailer Please watch: "Why NEURALINK is a Really Bad Idea" https://www.youtube.com/wat...... -- -- Figured Sunday would be a nice day to give a little introduction to this channel, and how it will explore Artificial Intelligence in the future.

Wherever the cutting edge of technology is, Google is not lagging far behind. Alternatively, they've extracted the enormous Google wallet from the unfathomably deep Google pockets, and are cutting a check to stay ahead of their competitors. Artificial intelligence is no different. Google has several AI experiments Google's AI Breakthrough: What It Means & How It Affects You Google's AI Breakthrough: What It Means & How It Affects You Read More that you can go and play with right now. And because several of these experiments depend on machine learning, your direct interaction will actually help development.