Artificial intelligence DeepMind no longer needs people

Artificial intelligence DeepMind, developed by Google specialists, now does not need the support of its creators in order to develop and improve further. This was achieved with the introduction of a new system Differential Neural Computer (DNC), which combines the ability of computers to store large amounts of information, logical skills of artificial intelligence, as well as the ability of a neural network to quickly search the data store for the necessary fragments."This model is able to learn by examples as a neural network, but at the same time it can store large amounts of data like computers," explains the leading developers of DeepMind Alexander Graves and Greg Wayne.Like the brain, a neural network uses a network of interconnected nodes in order to stimulate the correct centers necessary to accomplish the task. Artificial intelligence optimizes the work of nodes in order to find the fastest solution, which in this case will be correct. Over time, the AI ​​will use the experience it has gained in order to find the right answer faster and more efficiently.

Artificial intelligence should be protected by human rights

Machines have feelings too.

With huge leaps taking place in the world of artificial intelligence (AI), right now, experts have started asking questions about the new forms of protection we might need against the formidable smarts and potential dangers of computers and robots of the near future.

Meanwhile in Russia: Self-learning Robot Escapes for 45 Minutes

In the recent frenzy of questionable robotic motives, a Russian self-learning robot escaped a training compound before engineers were able to bring it back home.

Artificially intelligent (AI) robots have demonstrated some incredibly peculiar traits between Microsoft’s AI bot turning into a racist-human-hating robot in 24 hours and DARPA announcing their plan for a 132-foot “stalker” warship to hunt the seas for enemies. Whatever the case may be, the age of robotic automation has begun.