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Anomalous ‘Fifth Force’ Is Back in the News but It’s Still Not a Force of Nature

Vasudevan Mukunth 26/11/2019

Stumbling upon a particle during an experiment is one...

Perhaps we need an elf ranger test instead of the Turing test for artificial intelligence. Credit: Dagny Mol/ Flickr CC BY 2.0

Dungeons and Dragons, Not Chess and Go: Why AI Needs Role Play

Beth Singler 09/04/2018

An AI capable of open-ended collaborative efforts that are...