A self-driving car may be in your near future, if you live in the right place. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Drug companies in the US are oligopolists. They do everything within their power to create monopoly markets for their products and gouge the public to rake in windfall profits. What We Learned from Mylan

I've been waiting for this course to become available for a while now, so I'm happy that it's finally here! I thought I'd share just in case there are others on Steemit who are studying machine learning.

We've all heard stories about the potential for robots powered by AI taking jobs away from us. But this isn't something to fear about the future. What if I told you that it is already happening? Currently

Machine learning has enjoyed many successes in recent years, surpassing milestones like beating Go champions at their own game, driving autonomous vehicles down busy city streets in the rain at night,

Want to learn what makes autonomous robots tick? Then you might enjoy hearing more about an area of AI called reinforcement learning. I haven't worked much with reinforcement learning yet, so I've been

Previously, self-driving cars didn't handle nighttime drives in the rain very well. But all that has changed. In this breakthrough video from the team at drive.ai, a test car roams the streets of Mountain

If you're interested in AI, this interview will not disappoint. Ian Goodfellow shares his personal story, working his way from humble grad student (building machines in his mother's garage) to staff research

Amid the promises for a better world, big data is starting to show a darker side. Although killer robots aren't involved, machine learning algorithms are making decisions that adversely affect people's

Hi Steemians. As a machine learning researcher, I frequently come across news and articles in this field that are really interesting, but get overlooked by the mainstream. And some of this material is