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Google Said to Be Working on Reasoning AI, Chasing OpenAI’s Efforts
Google is said to be working on AI software that resembles the human ability to reason, a feature recently showcased by another firm — OpenAI’s o1. Like OpenAI, Google is trying to approximate human reasoning using a technique known as chain-of-thought prompting.
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Samsung Launches Impulse, an AI-powered App to Assist People With Speech Disorders
Samsung launched a new artificial intelligence (AI)-powered mobile application that can play an assistive role for those who suffer from speech disorders. The app, dubbed Impulse is compatible with Android smartphones and the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 series. The app uses a technique known as rhythm therapy to help people find their speech rhythm and ...
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Can AI Replace Lawyers? Researchers Say Machine Learning Can Help Predict Summary Judgment Outcomes
According to a report published in Social Science Research Network, researchers say they have found a way to predict summary judgment outcomes from the text of the parties' briefs. They have used linguistic analysis and ML techniques to do that. In a nutshell, they have been successful in automating part of the work lawyers do, using software.
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Google Said to Be Working on Reasoning AI, Chasing OpenAI’s Efforts
Google is said to be working on AI software that resembles the human ability to reason, a feature recently showcased by another firm — OpenAI’s o1. Like OpenAI, Google is trying to approximate human reasoning using a technique known as chain-of-thought prompting.
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Samsung Launches Impulse, an AI-powered App to Assist People With Speech Disorders
Samsung launched a new artificial intelligence (AI)-powered mobile application that can play an assistive role for those who suffer from speech disorders. The app, dubbed Impulse is compatible with Android smartphones and the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 series. The app uses a technique known as rhythm therapy to help people find their speech rhythm and ...
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Can AI Replace Lawyers? Researchers Say Machine Learning Can Help Predict Summary Judgment Outcomes
According to a report published in Social Science Research Network, researchers say they have found a way to predict summary judgment outcomes from the text of the parties' briefs. They have used linguistic analysis and ML techniques to do that. In a nutshell, they have been successful in automating part of the work lawyers do, using software.
