AI proves to be lousy censor; onions are seen as sexually suggestive, random acronyms as hate speech
The over-reaction by Facebook’s AI is a side effect of the company's browbeating about moderating content Click here for related article
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Tired old bias claims are advanced by NYC lawmakers as grounds for "regulating" AI hiring tools
The false notion that AI is systematically more biased than random humans fits the "progressive" narrative and agenda Click here for...
C3.ai runs a billion predictions a day in CRM applications for industrial & financial companies
The market will characteristically love C3.ai's huge losses and self-promotional style - but does the company really have competitive AI...
Bypassing the edge layer, TinyML promises to be most efficient way of infusing AI into IoT device
TinyML promises to also aid in industrial applications, like anomaly detection and predictive maintenance. Click here for related article
Scottish team replaced cameraman with AI-programmed camera to follow the ball (not the bald pate)
Fans were treated to 90 minutes of the referee moving around the field; add this story to AI's amusing litany of errors Click here for...
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