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Tag: learning
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New Microsoft tool will rewrite your sentences
Machine learning and artificial intelligence to the rescue. -
This computer chip can smell things
Marks another step forward for neuromorphic computing. -
Student’s love for machine learning unstoppable
Mars Geldard may have been a latecomer but she's thriving in tech. -
Review blasts ‘rigid’ qualifications framework
Panel embraces microcredentials and lifelong learning. -
How to hack a self-driving car
All you need is a few well-placed stickers. -
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Boeing to build military drones
Partners with Defence Research Centre to develop AI. -
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Algorithmic ‘vaccine’ could prevent AI manipulation
CSIRO researchers teaching AI to know when it’s being tricked. -
Secure your job in three hours a week
Life-long learning will be the norm come 2040. -
A chat with Anthony Goldbloom of Kaggle
"Google was a customer of ours and approached us about acquiring Kaggle." -
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If symptoms persist, visit a robot
How automation is revolutionising healthcare. -
Facebook disables 583 million fake accounts
AI and ML being used to detect dubious activity. -
The supermarket with no check-outs
Welcome to the future of shopping. -
Supercomputer eyes bionic vision
CSIRO has switched on its new $4m deep learning machine. -
Jobs, automation and AI
How different will the future look? -
900 kids get STEMed up
A day of hands-on learning. -
NZ expands digital in school curriculum
Faces some of the same criticisms as Australia. -
Google computer masters Chinese board game Go
Neural networks solve key AI challenge. -
Google wants smartphones to 'see' and 'hear' like you
Is computer vision more than a moonshot? -
Telstra warns fast growth tech could leave many behind
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