Sneak peak at the new gotcha! homepage!See More 
Your job is to kill people. But, before you can, they have to agree to be killed. It’s the second part that’s going to cause you the most trouble. This is the premise of Localhost, a five dollar indie game that explores a strange area of life where
2019-05-31
The U.S. Open pits 256 players against each other, competing for more than $50 million in prize money in this year's Grand Slam event. A quarter-million points will be scored during the two-week tournament in Queens, N.Y. and at any given time, 17 different
2019-05-31
You can’t open up a business publication nowadays without the talk of artificial intelligence and machine learning. These applications affect every aspect of business, including job searches and the hiring process. First, what exactly is artificial
2019-05-30
Chances are, if you have 10 million travel club members scattered across 12 countries -- making you a top-10 volume travel retailer in Europe -- someone's going to be interested in the latest limited-availability, four-star hotel flash sale you're about to
2019-05-30
If you had to take a guess, what would you name as the two most prominent trends in technology right now? Like most people, I feel pretty confident in choosing artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT), not necessarily in that order. But
2019-05-30
Since machine learning is a panacea, your company should be able to use it profitably, right? Perhaps; perhaps not. OK, I’m just kidding about the panacea: that’s just marketing hype. Let’s discuss whether you have what it takes to harness artificial
2019-05-30
Inside the AI healthcare revolution: meeting the robots that can detect Alzheimer's and depression Frank Rudzicz with his robot Ludwig Credit: WinterLight Labs Joe Shute , Toronto 28 August 2017 • 7:00am This is the second in a three-part series reporting
2019-05-29
INDYTech Artificial intelligence can secretly be trained to behave 'maliciously' and cause accidents Visitors look at the humanoid robot Roboy at the exhibition 'Robots on Tour' in Zurich, March 9, 2013 / REUTERS/Michael Buholzer 'BadNets are stealthy, i.e.,
2019-05-29
Max Tegmark is a professor of physics at MIT and the co-founder of the Future of Life Institute. Tegmark has been featured in dozens of science documentaries. His most recent book is Life 3.0. Here, Tegmark explores the top 10 things we need to know about
2019-05-29
