Published 09/25/2024 8:37:32 p.m.

DARPA wraps up another artificial intelligence challenge

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has conducted the AI Cyber Challenge, focusing on cybersecurity and artificial intelligence collaboration.
This two-year competition draws participants from both academic and private sectors, with 91 teams competing worldwide.
The finals will occur at Defcon in 2025, with winning code to be released as open source afterward.

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Akşam

Artificial intelligence x-ray of the hit

SGK has started to detect those who harm the state with imaginary diagnoses and treatments, using the artificial intelligence system established by TÜBİTAK.

09/26/2024 2:45:38 a.m.

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ANSA

'Artificial intelligence changes the world of work'

The conversation between the CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, and the CEO of Exor, John Elkann (ANSA)

09/26/2024 11:56:00 a.m.·Italy

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La Vanguardia

Artificial intelligence isn't about sewing and singing

If the near future were to confirm that so-called artificial intelligence is the next leap forward in technology —that seems—, consulting companies should be among the beneficiaries of the resulting business. Their role is being crucial right now to guide companies in the beginning of a transformation that, in many cases, has been greeted with good intentions, perplexity and lack of preparation. In the proteic consulting market, there are plenty…

09/27/2024 6:00:00 a.m.·Granada, Spain

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TVA Nouvelles

When artificial intelligence saves doctors time

Artificial intelligence is carving out a place in family doctor offices..

09/26/2024 10:49:52 p.m.·Montreal, Canada

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Rzeczpospolita

Artificial Intelligence – the future that becomes the present

AI is permeating almost every industry. How is it impacting our lives? What are the threats and new opportunities?

09/26/2024 7:20:00 p.m.·Poland

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telex.hu

A Russian artificial intelligence is about to wipe out online poker

A Russian development team has cornered the market with its poker sticks, which are now so advanced that it is impossible to tell if you are playing with a real player. In theory, it is illegal to use such software, but there are some online casinos where they are willing to use it to get players to spend as much money as possible.

09/25/2024 4:49:57 p.m.

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