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Google Creates Artificial Intelligence Program Smart Enough To Learn From Its Mistakes

Deep Q-Network is the first computer program capable of teaching itself to succeed at a wide variety of tasks through trial and error.

India’s Infosys To Acquire Panaya For $200 Million To Add Automation Technologies

Infosys has made its first significant acquisition since it purchased Swiss consultancy Lodestone Holdings, as CEO Sikka pushes turnaround.

How Driverless Car Technology Could Drive Down US Car Ownership By Over A Third

A new study suggests robotic cars could greatly slash U.S. car ownership by serving multiple family members.

Samsung SmartTVs Are Recording Your Conversations And Watching Your Movements

Samsung's privacy policy stipulates that customers can turn off voice recognition or the cameras pointed at them, but how many people realize that?

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Google's Schmidt To Davos: We Don't Have A Monopoly On The Internet

The search giant's chairman says new competition is arising every day on a number of fronts.

This Computer Is The Best Texas Hold'Em Poker Player In The World, Thanks To Algorithm

Thanks to an algorithm called Cepheus, a computer can now work through every potential play and choose the best move against any opponent.

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Facebook Inc. Targets Siri, Google Now With Voice Recognition Startup

The mobile app service hopes to be the voice recognition software behind the Internet of Things.

Infosys CEO: Indian IT Companies Are Viewed As Beautiful Order Followers, Not Proactive Innovators

Problem-finding and not merely building solutions for well-defined tasks is where the value of technology is, Vishal Sikka said.

Breaking Up Google: EU Parliament Urges Regulators To Split Search Engine From Its Other Businesses

The resolution could result in more enforceable calls for Google to change the way it operates in Europe.

Amazon Joins The 'Race To Build A Green Internet' With A 100% Renewable Energy Pledge For Its Cloud Division

The Seattle-based retailer has been criticized by green groups for relying too heavily on carbon-intensive coal power.

Google Cloud Targets Amazon Web Services With New Options, Price Cuts

Amazon Web Services has two years on Google's cloud platform, but the search giant appears undaunted.

Google Guns For India’s Heartland With Local Language Alliance Seeking Next 300M Netizens

Google demonstrated voice search in Hindi as the Internet search giant pushes for local-language Internet access.

Forget Islamist Militants Or Ebola: Elon Musk Says Artificial Intelligence Is ‘Biggest Existential Threat’

The billionaire inventor of the Tesla Model S says artificial intelligence is like “summoning a demon.”

Xbox One Gets Another Price Cut; Console Will Be Cheaper Than Sony's PS4 In The US

PlayStation has been outselling Xbox One since it launched nearly a year ago.

5 Things To Watch For When Google Reports Earnings Tonight

Analysts are calling for $13.22 billion in revenue and an EPS of $6.33.

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Google Inc. Takes A Swing At Amazon Prime, Starts Charging For Same-Day Delivery

Google Express becomes a proper revenue-generating business.

Fitbit For Babies: Watch Sproutling Unveil Its New Wearable Baby Monitor [VIDEO]

This new Fitbitlike baby monitor called Sproutling could help parents better understand their baby's sleep habits.

PS4 vs. Xbox One: Why Hasn't Microsoft Reported Its Xbox One Sales Figures Lately?

Microsoft explains why the company hasn't been reporting sales figures for the game console lately.

China's Building 3-D Printed Houses

One Chinese company is using 3D printing to build houses. But it may be too early to say the construction revolution has truly arrived.

Google Launchpad, Search Engine Giant’s Startup Mentorship Program, Coming To India

The startups will be guided by nearly 20 mentors, half of whom will be “Googlers” from California and Israel.

Scientists Develop Self-Organizing Robots That Can Arrange Themselves Into Complex Patterns

The robots can correct their own mistakes -- if a robot moves off-course, nearby robots sense the problem and cooperate to fix it.

Google Undersea Cables Being Attacked By Sharks

Sharks were first noticed being attracted to the undersea sea cables in the mid-1980s but it there not known reason yet.

Google Seeks To Boost Asian Presence, Invests In $300M Trans-Pacific Undersea Cable

The cable network, named FASTER, will be Google's third public investment in Asia's Internet infrastructure since 2008.

IBM Creates Cognitive Chip That Mimics Human Brain

TrueNorth integrates 5.4 billion transistors, which is the most IBM has ever put in a chip, and consumes just 70 milliwatts of power.

Hello, Siri: Apple Patent Reveals Voice Assistant May Come To Mac Desktops

Apple's Siri digital assistant may come to the OS X desktop, according to a new patent application.

Robot Justin a humanoid two arm system developed by the German air and space agency DLR is presented in Oberpfaffenhofen

Elon Musk Warns Artificial Intelligence Is A Greater Threat Than Nuclear Weapons, But AI Is Here To Stay

Elon Musk, head of SpaceX and Tesla, warned human reliance on artificial intelligence is more dangerous than nuclear weapons.

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