All news on the topic: Artificial intelligence

With robot lawnmowers and vertical farming among the wilder ideas AI predicts for the future, gardening expert David Domoney shares his opinions

Drones could one day be used by terrorists to target major events and 'hunt people' - as a scientist showed how AI could be used to make it target humans on the ground

US intelligence agencies work together to assess the global threats from rogue states to terrifying new technologies. It comes together in a report called the Annual Threat Assessment which looks to the coming year

Parents are being urged to remain vigilant about the growing invasiveness of AI technology after it was revealed a kids' toy can be hacked to allow strangers to communicate with children

Ben Goertzel, a PhD mathematician and futurist who founded a major AI firm, said that bots could begin achieving feats at a 'superhuman' level in as little as three years' time

Two cyber security experts warn about the rise of scammers using artificial intelligence to cleverly impersonate individuals, with those falling victim losing thousands

With elements of Silverstone, Spa and Suzuka, the 'perfect' F1 track has been made to launch the new racing season

The European Union is looking into Microsoft's partnership with startup Mistral AI as part of its broader review of the booming generative artificial intelligence sector to see if it raises any competition concerns

The new mobile technology can automatically detect motorists who are not wearing a seatbelt or using mobile phones while driving. The information is then sent to police to deal with

Puzzled ChatGPT users joked that the AI tool had finally 'gone crazy' after it began providing random, nonsensical responses to questions. Developers say they are monitoring the issue

The maker of ChatGPT unveiled its next leap into generative artificial intelligence with a tool that instantly makes short videos in response to written prompts

Sam Altman said the dangers that keep him awake at night regarding artificial intelligence are the "very subtle societal misalignments" that could make the systems wreak havoc

The company says it has stopped over 89 million spam texts with AI this year

The charred scroll's words remained a mystery for thousands of years until three students from around the world came together to reveal what are likely the words of a famous mind from antiquity.

Concerns are growing over AI being used maliciously to create deepfake intimate images of women without their consent - with victims often left without legal recourse

In a statement DPD said a “system update” was to blame and assured customers that the foul-mouthed artificial intelligence had been disabled after it wrote a scathing Haiku

Chelsea and Burnley have struck deals with aiScout, a phone app which expects to have data from a million young footballers by the end of this year, as clubs begin to embrace artificial intelligence

The spectacular show marked the launch of Samsung's new Galaxy S24 devices - and the brand's latest AI technology, transforming the phone experience

The future of employment is looking increasingly bleak, as a new survey has warned machines could take over all our jobs within the next century - 50 years earlier than previously predicted

Aitana Lopez is an Instagram influencer with hundreds of thousands of followers, and while she can rake in thousands of pounds per month - she is viewed as controversial by some, as she isn't real

Well-known Tetris competitor Willis Gibson uploaded a video of him seemingly reaching the kill screen of the retro Tetris game, an accomplishment he dedicated to his father who died last month

The comedy star has been reading The Precipice by Toby Ord - a research fellow at Oxford University's Future of Humanity Institute which concluded AI could wipe out humanity

An AI-generator has shown what some celebrities' kids will look like when they're 20 years old, with Kim Kardashian, Paris Hilton and Rihanna's kids' appearances predicted

Pop star Howard Jones, who enjoyed great success in the 1980s, has explained why he wants to work with artificial intelligence as he looks to create music even after his death

Ex-Justice Secretary Sir Robert Buckland said the threat posed by deepfakes - fake audio and video clips that appear realistic - was a 'clear and present danger'