NHS opens the vault: Palantir and contractors get blanket access to patient records
NHS England grants external contractors, including Palantir, broad access to identifiable patient data, sparking privacy and transparency concerns.
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The Future of Intelligence May Depend on Physics, Not Just Code
Google’s Hartmut Neven argues AI’s next leap needs quantum computing—accelerating optimization for drug discovery, logistics, and materials.
AI in the ’70s and ’80s: A surge—and a stall
Explore AI’s 1970s–80s journey: expert systems like MYCIN, the Stanford Cart’s autonomy, AI winters’ setbacks, FGCS ambitions, and backpropagation’s revival shaping modern AI.
AI’s Early Years (1950–1960): The Birth of Artificial Intelligence
Discover how the 1950s launched AI: Turing’s test, the 1956 Dartmouth Conference, McCarthy’s LISP, and Samuel’s self-learning checkers laid the groundwork for modern AI.
Flashback: The Birth of Robotics and AI in the '60s and '70s
In the 1960s and ’70s, the foundations of modern robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) were set. Breakthroughs like the industrial robot Unimate, the language program ELIZA, and the mobile robot S...
AI’s Origins: Foundations Before 1950
Artificial intelligence (AI) may sound like a modern invention, but its roots reach far before the 20th century. Long before 1950, visionaries and mathematicians laid the groundwork with bold ideas ab...
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