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Technology

Tesla boss leads 116 experts calling for UN ban on killer robots

Robotics and AI specialists warn that autonomous drones, tanks and guns will become the "third revolution in warfare" after gunpowder and nuclear weapons

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Health

Newborn babies already have a sense of how numbers work

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Mock cockpit with huge screen in front at BAE Systems

Technology

Inside the fighter jet of the future where AI is the pilot

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Technology

A surveillance state is no fix for Brexit's Irish border issue

Analysis

AI-created scene showing driver's eye view from a Mercedes car in a town centre

Technology

AI artist conjures up convincing fake worlds from memories

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A woman washing her hands with handwash

Technology

Smart cameras spot when hospital staff don’t wash their hands

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There is a good case to unleash job-killing AI on the high seas

Earth

There is a good case to unleash job-killing AI on the high seas

Comment

DeepMind AI teaches itself about the world by watching videos

Technology

DeepMind AI teaches itself about the world by watching videos

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Claude Shannon

Technology

The playful inventor whose copper-whiskered mouse led us to AIs

Features

StarCraft players

Technology

DeepMind dojo will train AI to beat human StarCraft players

The next big game in AI’s sights is so close to real life that cracking it could lead to major advances in artificial intelligence. One player is ready

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Life

Over-mothered puppies more likely to fail guide dog training

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Technology

Siri rival can understand the messy nature of our conversations

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Life

Bees are first insects shown to understand the concept of zero

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Technology

Sneaky attacks trick AIs into seeing or hearing what’s not there

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