By filling our minds with loyal droids and wise computers, has sci-fi set us up to misunderstand the messy truth of AI?

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The newest novel from Sudbury author Scott Overton looks ahead to where the quest for “digital intelligences” might lead.

The following editorial originally appeared in The Seattle Times: It is the stuff of science fiction: artificial intelligence mimicking human thought. Is that a good or bad thing? Does it portend a ...

Considering a fundamental rethinking of AI methodologies toward migrating intelligence from the cloud to the growing global ...

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