The tool generates a podcast called Deep Dive, which features a male and a female voice discussing whatever you uploaded. The voices are breathtakingly realistic--the episodes are laced with little human-sounding phrases like "Man" and "Wow" and "Oh right" and "Hold on, let me get this right." The "hosts" even interrupt each other. To test it out, I copied every story from MIT Technology Review's 125th-anniversary issue into NotebookLM and made the system generate a 10-minute podcast with the results. The system picked a couple of stories to focus on, and the AI hosts did a great job at conveying the general, high-level gist of what the issue was about.

For the past six months, I've been working in secret on a real-world experiment. Today, I'm delighted to begin sharing what we've been doing, why we've been doing it and to be part of a larger public debate about the questions it raises. I teamed up with a particle physicist and together we secured a professional script development deal to create a feature film script entirely written by artificial intelligence (AI). There is a lot to share about this project, and so I can't hope to cover it all in this article. Instead, I'm going to introduce the project and tell you what's coming out soon. You'll be able to hear me and Dr Eliel Camargo Molina talk about the project live next week, at the Future of Film summit.

This week, we are excited to announce the launch of the Radiology: AI podcast series. Through this podcast, we will be discussing the science and emerging applications of AI in radiology. The podcasts will consist of interviews with leading figures in AI in radiology, highlights of key published articles in the journal, and discussions with authors of cutting-edge manuscripts. A new episode will be released every 2 months in the first phase. This podcast will serve as a new means of communicating exciting advances in AI in radiology with our readers.

Podcasts have emerged as an important medium to share information through. Though not as popular as the video, there are tons of very interesting podcasts that are being produced regularly. So, we decided to hand-curate a list of interesting and popular podcasts around the topic of AI and machine learning. Talking Machines is your window into the world of machine learning. Your hosts, Katherine Gorman and Neil Lawrence, bring you clear conversations with experts in the field, insightful discussions of industry news, and useful answers to your questions.

The beat generation poet Philip Lamantia believed that in order to create authentic writing one had to first reach a trance-like state in between sleep and wakefulness - a place of the primal sources of creativity that, according to him, could be attained with the help of a little peyote. A thousand years before that the poet Homer was invoking the muses of Grecian myths in reach a similar state of inspiration, suggesting that as far back as the writing of The Odyssey, storytelling was viewed as a partnership with something other than human. What about stories developed in partnership with artificial intelligence? This can feel at odds with the romantic view of storytelling, where the author inhales creative inspiration and exhales exacting prose. But perhaps it presents another way of understanding the muse - an electric muse working in partnership with the artist.

Dez Blanchfield speaks with business leaders about artificial intelligence and deep learning adoption in the "From Here to AI" podcast series from IBM Power Systems. When you start to investigate artificial intelligence (AI), or branch out to buy a couple AI servers to tinker with for your organization, the process of implementing a full AI solution can seem daunting. With the help of four business executives and AI leaders and digital transformation expert and avid podcaster Dez Blanchfield, we set out to outline the natural progression of implementing AI in the data center. No matter what stage of the journey you are on, these podcasts should help you get "from here to AI." Below is a quick overview of each session. We've posted them as a series so you can binge-listen if you have the time, or you can tee them up separately to plug into the ones that interest you most.

Dez Blanchfield speaks with business leaders about artificial intelligence and deep learning adoption in the "From Here to AI" podcast series from IBM Power Systems. When you start to investigate artificial intelligence (AI), or branch out to buy a couple AI servers to tinker with for your organization, the process of implementing a full AI solution can seem daunting. With the help of four business executives and AI leaders and digital transformation expert and avid podcaster Dez Blanchfield, we set out to outline the natural progression of implementing AI in the data center. No matter what stage of the journey you are on, these podcasts should help you get "from here to AI." Below is a quick overview of each session. We've posted them as a series so you can binge-listen if you have the time, or you can tee them up separately to plug into the ones that interest you most.

Have you noticed the accelerated pace of artificial intelligence in the world? Seventy-five percent of the movies watched on Netflix and one-third of product sales on Amazon are powered by AI. Voice activated devices such as iPhone Siri, Amazon Echo and Google Home are powered by AI. The medical industry is using AI to make better diagnoses. We revealed how companies can deliver a more personalized online experience using AI powered personalization, predictive analytics and autonomous delivery of content recommendations resulting in a better customer experience.