‘All drugs will be designed by computers by 2030’
Andrew Hopkins is at the forefront of a revolution that is set to transform how medications are developed
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Future of work: The psychiatrist, the writer and the clerk
In the second part of our series on the future of work, we look at three professions being changed by automation and coronavirus
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How the future of work is changing forever
The age of automation is looming over people's careers - from factory line workers to white collar office staff, nobody is safe
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Eton pioneers classroom AI to help students improve punctuation and grammar
The programme 'feeds back to the teacher a detailed picture not only of what a pupil does or doesn’t know, but also data on study habits'
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The new Common Entrance exam is fiendishly designed to weed out over-tutored children
New AI-driven pre-tests for Common Entrance need children (and parents) to be adaptable
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Google staff hit out at effort to 'silence' AI ethics leader
More than 400 employees of the US firm signed a letter saying Timnit Gebru's departure was 'a moment of reckoning beyond Google'
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The Automated Video Assistant Coach: How DeepMind - and Liverpool - now want to 'solve' football
Boffins and champions join forces in move that could lead to clubs' selection, tactics, and transfers being dictated by machines
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Google's grip on DeepMind set to cost taxpayers tens of billions
DeepMind was snapped up by Google in 2014 for around £400m - but one of its early investors believes it is now worth at least $30bn
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'Once in a generation advance' as Google AI researchers crack 50-year-old biological challenge
The development could 'significantly accelerate' drug development for cancer and other diseases
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'National leadership' needed to avoid use of discriminatory algorithms
Public bodies should face a "transparency obligation" to help cut down on the potential for discrimination, according to the CDEI
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Dyson to invest £2.75bn in robotics, AI and batteries
The British engineering technology company will pivot into a raft of new areas as it plans for the future
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Government warns tech firms about working with China
A new website to help companies strike business deals with the world's second largest economy highlights an increasingly uneasy relationship
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Facebook is finally being forced to open up its algorithm
Sudden changes in Facebook's most popular posts sparked fresh scrutiny in social media companies' "black box" algorithms
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The 8 projects that could win big from a boost to defence spending
The Prime Minister's splurge on defence is likely to lead to a boom in military tech companies
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Facebook made record number of mistakes after turning to AI moderators during pandemic
The social media giant has reversed decisions to take down content as many as 135m times since the start of the coronavirus pandemic
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Amazon's Alexa learns how to guess what users want before they ask
Sophisticated new algorithms help the voice assistant guess implied user 'goals'
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Half of all jobs today could be done by robots, McKinsey says
Technology already available could replace half of the tasks done in the workplace but a few key barriers remain
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Almost all video online 'will be synthetic within five to seven years'
Speaking at the Telegraph's Technology Intelligence Live event, Nina Schick says both 'deepfakes' and 'cheapfakes' are increasing in number
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Insurance giant leads $13.6m funding round into Oxford University AI spin-out
Mind Foundry is winning increased interest from governments for its machine learning technology
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New MIT app detects coronavirus by listening to your cough
The AI system was able to correctly identify whether people had coronavirus 98.5pc of the time
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Nice has Europe's most sophisticated police surveillance, but it failed to stop a new terror attack
Turning the south of France into test-bed for "safe city" software was not able to derail today's tragedy
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Pothole-repairing robots to hit Britain's streets by 2021, University of Liverpool says
The AI driven robots will be able to automatically detect and repair potholes using laser-mapping technology
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Meet Marc Warner, whose tech company Faculty is leading Dominic Cummings' Whitehall revolution
In the spotlight for his brother’s ties to Dominic Cummings, Warner answers his critics
