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Columbia Center of AI Technology announces faculty research awards and two PhD student fellowships
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Last fall, Columbia Engineering and Amazon announced the creation of the Columbia Center of AI Technology (CAIT). In conjunction with the news Columbia ...

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Does the Turing Test pass the test of time?
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On Oct. 1, 1950, the journal Mind featured a 27-page entry authored by Alan Turing. More than 70 years later, that paper — "Computing Machinery and ...

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English-language Alexa voice learns to speak Spanish
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In 2019, Alexa launched multilingual mode for US English and US Spanish, which lets customers address Alexa in either language and receive responses in that ...

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“Talking to the public about AI”
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This morning, at the annual meeting of the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI), Michael Wooldridge, a professor of computer ...

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AWS scientists coauthor 13 QIP 2021 quantum computing papers
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Quantum computers are an emerging technology that, in the long run, promises to perform some computations much more rapidly — even exponentially more ...

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The quantum gambit
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Chess is experiencing a resurgence. Goliath Games told NPR its chess set sales were up 1,048% year-over-year in November 2020. That surge is thanks in part ...

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How AWS scientists help create the NFL’s Next Gen Stats
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At Super Bowl LV, Tom Brady won his seventh title, in his first year as quarterback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, whose defense held the high-octane offense ...

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Alexa & Friends features Kayoko Yanagisawa, Alexa AI senior speech scientist
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Recently, the Alexa Text-to-Speech (TTS) team announced a new neural TTS technology that enables a multilingual model to use the same voice for Spanish and ...

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Teaching robots to respond to natural-language commands
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If general-purpose household robots ever become a reality, it would be nice to address them in natural language — to say to a robot, for instance, “Take the ...

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How a university researcher is using machine learning to help identify suicide risk
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Philip Resnik was a computer science undergrad at Harvard when he accompanied a friend to her linguistics class. Through that course, he discovered a ...

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