En Chine, une intelligence artificielle est p...

Avec sa bande verticale de couleur jaune vif, on aurait pu penser que le drapeau des îles Canaries faisait une référence explicite aux oiseaux du même nom... Tout faux ! L'appellation de cet archipel est, en fait, le fruit d'une toute autre parenté linguistique ! Hébergé par Acas ...  Show more

C'est bien connu : les chiens se reniflent le derrière pour "faire connaissance" et marquent leur territoire avec de l'urine. Il semblerait que les dauphins aient une manière légèrement différente de fonctionner... Ces mammifères marins reconnaissent effectivement leurs congénère ...  Show more

Most people agree that no system of justice is, in practice, perfect -- courts are often backed up with cases, officials are overworked, and human bias all too often affects a verdict. The government of China may have a new solution to some of these issues: artificial intellig ...

With every breakthrough, computer scientists are pushing the boundaries of artificial intelligence (AI). We see it in everything from predictive text to facial recognition to mapping disease incidence. But increasingly machines show many of the same biases as humans, particularly ...  Show more

This week, Jordan speaks with Graham Webster, a China digital economy fellow and coordinating editor of the DigiChina project at New America. He was previously a senior fellow and lecturer at Yale Law School’s Paul Tsai China Center. The two talked about Graham’s work at DigiChin ...  Show more

In the debate over slowing down AI, we often hear the same argument against regulation. “What about China? We can’t let China get ahead.” To dig into the nuances of this argument, Tristan and Aza speak with academic researcher Jeffrey Ding and journalist Karen Hao, who take us th ...  Show more