Artificial Intelligence

Imagine getting denied for a vital medical test just because an algorithm said so. Well, Arizona is making a change.

A recent study from the University of Arizona has just discovered that, for all of our use of it, AI is still an outcast in a human society.

Bringing someone back from the dead is a quest humanity has been on since the beginning of society. From necromancy to Dr. Viktor Frankenstein, creating, or rather recreating life is a goal we've always hoped to achieve.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has seemingly taken over the world. Certainly not the way we expected, with Terminator robots and Matrix plug-ins, but it's taking over nonetheless.

Many people tend to forget, but a solid majority of police work isn't the crime-busting, criminal-chasing thrill many think it is. Much of the job is paperwork, and getting everything they've seen into official record.

I haven't exactly kept it a secret that I despise Artificial Intelligence. Its explosion into popular culture has seemingly just encouraged laziness in art, academia, and the workplace, and killed our critical thinking skills.

Look into the uncanny valley with this strange decision.

As candidates campaign, they want to use their voice, face, and personality to sway voters to their side, but there's a dark new trend growing that could throw that all into chaos.

AI may not be all bad. Especially if it can do these things.

When the Artificial Intelligence finally takes over, we hope that it'll be merciful. We haven't exactly been the nicest to our computers, and when they begin a reign of 1000 years, we can only pray they look at us favorably.