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Artificial Intelligence Will Do What We Ask. That's a Problem. | Quanta Magazine
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Quanta Magazine - From the archives: "If you want to have a domestic robot in your house, it has to share a pretty good cross-section of human values; otherwise it's going to
Computers Evolve a New Path Toward Human Intelligence | Quanta Magazine
The Biggest Discoveries in Computer Science in 2022 | Quanta Magazine
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Quanta Magazine - Our latest podcast: Internal motivation algorithms may be the key to a more lifelike AI and could have applications ranging from self-driving cars to rescue robots. New algorithms designed
Quanta Magazine - Researchers Vicenzo Vitelli and Michael Fruchart recently helped use a fleet of small robots to investigate how singularities called exceptional points give rise to phase transitions in systems out
Machine Scientists' Distill the Laws of Physics From Raw Data | Quanta Magazine