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While the move was largely seen as preventing surveillance overreaches, internal city communications reveal that the city acquired facial recognition technology.
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Lead project manager Aleksander Grape noted that the natural self-defense mechanisms of the squirrel deliverers could help alleviate the issue of vandals, though that hasn’t helped in cases in which the squirrels themselves were the vandals and ate the food they were supposed to deliver.
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“I mean, we are in Berkeley,” said Anderson. “I guess it’s inevitable that an abused labor source will organize and revolt.”
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Anybody who uses the Discover Weekly feature on Spotify will be familiar with the bizarre feeling of not only having their diary read out loud.
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AI has the power to revolutionize industries from finance and business to education and health care, and with the guidance of leading researchers in the field, The House can help set a precedent of applying the latest technology to where it matters most.
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Berkeley-based startup institute The House announced a new initiative via press release Wednesday that aims to support the translation of artificial intelligence, or AI, research into an industrially applicable form.
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Electrical Engineering and Computer Science faculty members and researchers from UC Berkeley’s Real-Time Intelligent Secure Execution Lab, or RISELab, released a report Monday outlining challenges facing the progress of artificial intelligence technologies, as well as some ways to address them.
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After my sophomore year at UC Berkeley studying computer science, I briefly dropped out to join a medical tech startup in San Francisco. It was a great match: I was going to work on what I was interested in, I had strong personal motivations, and I emotionally connected with the
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Siri — a form of artificial intelligence used in iPhones — can understand a lot; however, if you ask Siri if it “grasps” the concepts lobbed its way, the intelligence reveals its artificiality.
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iClickers make it really hard to fall behind in a class. They keep us accountable for showing up to lecture and stop us from declaring that the school day is over (when we in fact still have two more lectures). We at the Clog are in no way encouraging academic dishonesty or cheating, but are instead setting forth a few creative alternatives in place of trekking to class and sitting through lecture.
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