AI could help diagnose dementia through eye tests
Scottish researchers are working on a new AI tool that could be used by high-street opticians to spot the early signs of dementia. Read more
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Flaws in AI are deciding your future. Here’s how to fix them.
Scholars need to work together across disciplines to shape more-ethical AI systems. Read more
Apple halts AI news alerts after errors
Apple has suspended a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature that drew criticism and complaints for making repeated mistakes in its summaries of news headlines. Read more
How AI uncovers new ways to tackle difficult diseases
Over a video call, Alex Zhavoronkov holds up a small, green, diamond-shaped pill. It has been developed by his company to treat a rare progressive lung disease for which there is no known cause or cure. Read more
Apple urged to axe AI feature after false headline
A major journalism body has urged Apple to scrap its new generative AI feature after it created a misleading headline about a high-profile killing in the United States. Read more
Training machines to mimic humans
BBC Click presenter Lara Lewington visits MIT to teach robots to act more human. The aim is to develop machine learning to turn pre-programmed robots into intelligent machines to carry out everyday tasks. Watch now
Is AI any good at choosing gifts?
Like many of us at this time of year, Josie Hughes wracks her brain to think of gifts for friends and family. Read more
Animal robots give Gravesend a taste of the future
A day celebrating innovative ideas and technology has been held in a Kent town. Read more
How robotaxis are trying to win passengers’ trust
Autonomous vehicles are already clocking up millions of miles on public roads, but they face an uphill battle to convince people to climb in to enjoy the ride. Read more
Meet the AI robot whose artwork sold for over $1m
A portrait of mathematician Alan Turing is thought to be the first artwork by a humanoid robot to be sold at auction - fetching $1,084,800 (£836,667). Read more
