VR/AR, Blockchain, Bitcoin, Artificial Intelligence and The Internet of Things

We hear again and again that AI and robots are going to take away human jobs. My broken kettle says otherwise.

One of the greatest chess players in history, Garry Kasparov lost a memorable match to a supercomputer in 1997. Now he shares his vision for a future where intelligent machines help us turn our grandest dreams into reality.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is advancing so rapidly that even its developers are being caught off guard.

How do we conceptualize aging and disability in an era where there’s a heady excitement about a future reality that surpasses our current lived experiences of health and old age?

Companies are going to spend almost $5 trillion on the IoT in the next five years — and the proliferation of connected devices and massive increase in data has started an analytical revolution.

How can we harness the power of superintelligent AI while also preventing the catastrophe of robotic takeover?

Adoption of the Internet of Things is proceeding more slowly than expected, but semiconductor companies can help accelerate growth through new technologies and business models.

One of the theoretical advantages of software, artificial intelligence, algorithms, and robots is that they don’t suffer many human foibles.

We are increasingly relying on machines that derive conclusions from models that they themselves have created, models that are often beyond human comprehension, models that "think" about the world differently than we do.

Market-based access to data and algorithms will lower entry barriers and lead to an explosion in new applications of AI.