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Uber opens AI lab to help power future of self-driving cars
Ride-sharing service Uber has created its own AI division, which it hopes will help push the firm towards the roll out of self-driving cars.
Amazon moves to stop fake items being sold on its website
Amazon has announced it will crack down on the sale of counterfeit goods on its Marketplace website.
Amazon workers forced to sleep in tents, reports claim
Amazon faces accusations of fostering "intolerable working conditions" at a Scottish warehouse, following reports that some workers are camped in tents outside depots in order to save money commuting.
Profile: Joan Clarke
Although she was one of the earliest women to forge a fully-fledged career in tech, many may know Joan Clarke best as the one-time fiancee to Alan Turing, portrayed by Keira Knightley in 2014 film...
Welcome to Women in Tech Month
Today is the first day of Women in Tech Month at IT Pro; five weeks dedicated to highlighting the successes and achievements of women in the tech industry and examining the challenges still faced by...
Driverless Cars: Uber car involved in fatal crash had software flaws
Autonomous cars have been a staple of science fiction for years, appearing in films like I, Robot, Demolition Man and Minority Report. Thanks to the brightest minds in Silicon Valley, however,...
Google DeepMind makes AI training available to everyone
Google's artificial intelligence division, DeepMind, announced it is releasing the entire source code for an AI training platform to the public.
Russia has officially banned LinkedIn
Russia's communications regulator Roskomnadzor has blocked LinkedIn in the country, after the social networking platform was accused of breaking a law protecting Russian residents' personal data.
Will machines ever feel?
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being integrated into an increasing amount of technology and devices, questions arise as to how much of what humans can do will be emulated or even bettered by...








