Student of Games: The algorithm that wins at chess and poker
A group of experts has developed an artificial intelligence program that can win any game by simply learning the rules
José Luis Hernández, computer scientist: ‘It’s very easy to trick artificial intelligence into launching an attack’
The IT expert’s project was recently chosen by Spain’s BBVA Foundation as a recipient of its research promotion program
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Three years of living with a bionic hand: ‘This research has given me a better life’
A prosthesis with implanted electrodes has allowed a Swedish woman – who suffered an amputation after an accident – to regain sensation in her hand
How to rescue a submarine: A challenge for today’s technology that CIA spies accomplished 50 years ago
A recent scientific study delves into the details of the secret operation in which the U.S. refloated part of a Soviet missile launcher, which was sunk at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean
The background of a Zoom call is the new business suit
According to a study, the first impression a person makes in a virtual meeting depends on what shows behind