AI vs Humans

Rachel Gordon | MIT News September 30, 2024 In 1994, Florida jewelry designer Diana Duyser discovered what she believed to be the Virgin Mary’s image in a grilled cheese sandwich, which she preserved and later auctioned for…

A new study proposes a framework for “Child Safe AI” after incidents revealed that children often see chatbots as trustworthy. Chatbots show signs of an “empathy gap” that could pose a risk to young users. The study claims there’s an urgent…

A psychology study published by USC in PLOS ONE demonstrates that  AI-generated jokes are funnier than people-created ones. The research team behind the study compared participants’ reactions to jokes written by ChatGPT 3.5 and others…

I wrote an article published eight years ago, "2030—Ray Kurzweil's Predictions or Bill Joy’s Fears?" Naturally, I freely expressed my opinions and concerns, many of which remain. Today, I noticed an interview that CBS News did with…

It seems that infants can detect what motivates other people's actions, outperforming AI at the same task. A study performed by researchers at New York University shows the fundamental differences between cognition and computation and where…

Deep convolutional neural networks (DCNNs) don’t observe objects as humans do. A York University collaborative study published in the Cell Press journal iScience claims that deep learning models fail to capture the configural nature of…

Researchers at the University of Central Florida developed a device for artificial intelligence that mimics the eye's retina, which could lead to advanced AI that instantly recognizes what it sees. The development could lead to advanced…

When we think of machine learning, we see the AI model progressively make decisions based on millions of data inputs and cumulative reasoning, however unlike humans, decisions are made one at a time and then evaluated manually. A…