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Watch AI-controlled virtual fighters take on an Air Force pilot on August 18th

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, DARPA will no longer hold an in-person event for its third and final AlphaDogfight Trial that’s scheduled to take place from August 18th to the 20th. It’ll be held virtually instead, and both participants and viewers alike can watch online as artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms control simulated F-16 fighter planes in aerial combat. By the end of the…
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Google Assistant's latest games are built for your smart display

Google wants to make its smart displays more fun. Today, it’s adding a handful of new games that you can play with Google Assistant on smart displays like the Nest Hub Max. If you’re a trivia fan, you might choose to play Jeopardy! hosted by Alex Trebek, Who Wants to be a Millionaire or Trivia Crack. There are also wordplay games, a drawing game and Google’s version of an escape-the-room…
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Jaguar Land Rover shows off AI-powered 'no-touch touchscreen' for cars

Jaguar Land Rover and Cambridge University have developed a touchscreen system for cars that you don&apost actually have to touch at all. That might sound odd at first, but touchless technology concepts have been around for at least a decade, and there are plenty of practical applications for this artificial intelligence-powered system. JLR and Cambridge researchers suggest that the…
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Facebook releases tools to help AI navigate complex environments

Facebook says it’s progressing toward assistants capable of interacting with and understanding the physical world as well as people do. In a blog post today, the company announced milestones implying its future AI will be able to learn how to plan routes, look around its physical environments, listen to what’s happening, and build memories of 3D spaces. The concept of embodied AI draws on…
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