New MIT algorithms help robots combat uncertainty Robots can't cope with uncertainty on their own, but MIT might have the solution. By Ryan Whitwam June 4, 2015 ...

Algorithms are increasingly treating workers like robots. ... A form of optimization, these technologies treat people as robots, not humans, and there is little to no respite.

A new portrait of King Charles III was unveiled at the 'AI for Good' summit in Geneva – painted by the humanoid robot artist ...

The Beijing Innovation Center for Humanoid Robotics recently released the motion control algorithm framework of the Beijing half-marathon champion robot " Tien Kung," filling a gap in the open-source ...

Researchers from the University of Hertfordshire have developed a new algorithm that will allow robots to function more intuitively—that is, make decisions using their environment for guidance.

Evolutionary Algorithm: A computational method that employs mechanisms analogous to biological evolution, such as mutation, crossover, and selection, to optimise solutions iteratively.

We are offloading more and more sophisticated knowledge work to smart technology. But the public won't be demanding the head of the algorithm when something goes awry. Rather it will be the ...