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[NewScientist] AI turns infrared images taken in total darkness into full color: The black-and-white images provided by night-vision cameras can be colorized using AI, but it must always be trained on similar images and is unlikely to ever work on unfamiliar general scenes

[Guardian]?‘Mind-blowing’: Ai-Da becomes the first robot to paint like an artist: AI algorithms prompt the robot to interrogate, select, and decision-make to create a painting

[Verge]?First autonomous X-ray-analyzing AI is cleared in the EU: The AI imaging tool reads chest X-rays without the involvement of a radiologist

[VB]?Does this artificial intelligence think like a human? A new technique compares the reasoning of a machine-learning model to that of a human, so the user can see patterns in the model’s behavior

[WSJ] Cities Take the Lead in Setting Rules Around How AI Is Used: A look at what New York, London, Barcelona, and other places are doing to establish regulations that other cities—and countries—may want to copy

[Microsoft] AI-based project will help ensure astronaut gloves are safe in space: Gloves are most vulnerable between the thumb and index finger. Moreover, some areas on the ISS itself have been exposed to hazards such as micrometeorites for more than two decades.

[JHU] Johns Hopkins and Amazon collaborate to explore the transformative power of AI : The new Initiative for Interactive AI will advance machine learning, computer vision, natural language understanding, and speech processing while increasing access to these technologies

[Science Daily] AI predicts if -- and when -- someone will have a cardiac arrest: First-of-its-kind survival predictor detects patterns in heart MRIs invisible to the naked eye

[Risk & Insurance]?An Eye on AI: How the Human Element Plays a Role in Today’s Tech : Artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly important tool for commercial insurers, but ethical concerns remain.

[ReadWrite] 3 Tips for Getting Returns from AI Investments: Only 21% of companies are able to integrate AI into their operations. This is where the root cause of the problem lies: it’s impossible to achieve economic returns on the technology that hasn’t been put into production.

[TechTalks]? The AI in a jar: The “brain in a jar” is a thought experiment of a disembodied human brain living in a jar of sustenance.

[Microsoft]?How data and AI are changing the world of education: COVID-19 created an urgent need for education systems to use their data to gain visibility into who was engaging in remote learning and where education was taking place.

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