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Robot laws: Why we need a code of conduct for AI – and fast

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Robot laws: Why we need a code of conduct for AI – and fast

From election-rigging bots to potentially lethal autonomous cars, artificial intelligence is straining legal boundaries. Here's what we need to keep it in check

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There's no escaping the internet, says artist James Bridle

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AI camera to help spot the best grapes for making pesticide-free wine

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AI camera to help spot the best grapes for making pesticide-free wine

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Lemurs self-medicate by rubbing toxic millipedes over their bottoms

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Lemurs self-medicate by rubbing toxic millipedes over their bottoms

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<em>Iceman</em>: Our human history is the real star of a film about Ötzi

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Iceman: Our human history is the real star of a film about Ötzi

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AI creates Shakespearean sonnets - and they're actually quite good

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Amazon face recognition mistakes US politicians for crime suspects

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AI, reality and wildlife crime: All you need for a good read

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Face recognition screens egg donors so your child will look like you

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Movie studio AI predicts who will like a film based on its trailer

It’s difficult to know who will like a film, so 20th Century Fox have built an AI that watches movie trailers and predicts who’s most likely to go see it

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How an AI expert’s cancer diagnosis may lead to a treatment revolution

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Deepfakes won't wreck politics this year even if politicians might

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Robots and AI will actually create more jobs than they take

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The truth about intelligence: How useful is a high IQ?

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