Toys get a tech upgrade
Kids' toys are getting smarter.
Kids' toys are getting smarter.
A group of MIT researchers are teaching robots some social cues.
The use of automatic shopping software (or bots) on e-commerce sites may make already-strapped retailers even more empty-handed (thanks, supply chains).
In the very near future, nearly every human worker will have a new colleague: artificial intelligence.
Facebook announced that it has launched "Ego4D" — a program that surfaces hours of first-person video to teach its AI system to see and hear the world as humans do.
AI is helping recreate actors' voices to be used for foreign dubbing, character de-aging, and bringing late voices back to life.
Voice cloning is no longer in the realm of science fiction.
Tesla is launching a humanoid robot using Tesla’s AI autopilot software.
Boomy wants to help cash-strapped musicians turn their ideas into fully-fleshed out songs.
Disney’s secretive development division, Imagineering, is working on two different animatronic projects that could revolutionize how guests interact with park characters.