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I am honoured to introduce our latest project in the field of natural language processing – the emotion detector!

EMO – works on a similar principle to the toxic word detector, but is a bit more advanced. You type or paste text into the box and press Enter…

And here we are at the end of the year, along with the evaluation of our Toxic competition. Thank you for your significant involvement in AI development.

During the test, you tried nearly 1500 attempts. And roughly 100 times you disagreed with the statements of our detector. It must be said that sometimes you found it hard to believe,…

By tomorrow (31.12.2018) you can compete to catch our detector of insults and toxic words

Tomorrow we will ceremoniously draw one of you to receive a few symbolic prizes. 😊 PS. Don't forget to leave your contact details (email, or perhaps a screenshot...)

Košík at Christmas Minimises Food Waste Thanks to Artificial Intelligence

The grocery e-shop Košík.cz is already testing a system in live operation this Christmas, aimed at streamlining its supply and the entire supplier-customer chain. The new platform,…

OpSeeker: How Czechia is Helping Improve Financial Literacy from the Netherlands to Spain Thanks to AI

People pay little attention to finance and financial literacy, and a similar situation exists in education. Therefore, Lucie Hefnerová, together with her colleagues from the startup…

Research into the Potential Development of Artificial Intelligence in the Czech Republic Highlights Possible Issues

On 17th December, the Government Office published four reports from the study Research into the Potential Development of Artificial Intelligence in the Czech Republic, including a summary report. The study was prepared by a team from the Technology Centre of the Czech Academy of Sciences, CTU, and the Institute of State and Law of the Czech Academy of Sciences.

The Dutch Have Invented a Laser Cannon Against Birds, Controlled by Artificial Intelligence

The Dutch startup – Bird Control Group has created a bird deterrent that operates on the same principle as a larger laser pointer. The purpose of this invention is to protect…

Interview with the Most Famous Robot of Our Time, Sophia

Transport yourself in the video to the largest European festival focused on the future. In the interview, among other things, you'll discover Sophia's sense of humour, whether she would sacrifice herself for the audience – if she had to, what her greatest weakness is, and so on.

With Sound, the Famous Video Featuring Reinforcement Learning Looks Completely Different :-)

Did you know that AI Christmas arrived 12 days early?

My favourite instructor on Udemy is launching a royal course: Artificial Intelligence – MASTERCLASS. Are you interested in artificial intelligence? Do you want to build the most powerful AI model developed to date…

NVIDIA's AI Rendered an Entire City in Unreal Engine 4

The images and video in this article were created by artificial intelligence solely based on its own interpretation derived from real video footage, so it is essentially its...

Astronaut Chats with a 'Smart Robot' on the ISS and No One is Excited

CIMON, the new crew member of the International Space Station (ISS), is starting to get accustomed to weightlessness. And his colleagues are learning how to talk to him. The robot…

Artificial Intelligence Created at a Catholic School Dresses Naked Girls in Bikinis

Researchers from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro have developed software that scans risqué photographs of women and overlays bikinis on intimate areas. The scientists presented the tool…

Machine Learning is Not Just Statistics

We are increasingly hearing that ML is just a 'sexy' name for old statistical techniques. This article aims to prove that this is not the case. On one hand, there are…

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Czech AI Celebrity Tomáš Mikolov on DV TV!

We are still a long way from AI, and perhaps we are doing it all wrong, says Tomáš. For him, artificial intelligence is a computer that can communicate like a human…

Czechs Believe in the Future of Artificial Intelligence

The first significant study on the acceptance of artificial intelligence in Central and Eastern Europe was conducted by IBM. The results show that most people, including those in…

Students from ČVUT Finished Second in the Competition for Conversational Artificial Intelligence

A team of students from Prague's ČVUT – Alquist – has secured second place for the second time in the prestigious Alexa Prize competition for the best conversational artificial intelligence, organised by…

Smart Cities for the Future 2018: Prague Dominated the Awards, Other Cities Experienced Remarkable Growth

In 2018, Prague dominated smart cities in the Czech Republic. Other domestic cities also recorded a rise in so-called smart solutions. Awards were presented in Prague…

Artificial Intelligence Doesn't Invent Anything on Its Own

We encounter artificial intelligence every day. The problem with its wider adoption and improvement is the insufficient sharing of data and a lack of quality personnel, making it challenging…

China Wants to Build an Underwater Base Operated by Artificial Intelligence

Experts from the Chinese Academy of Sciences aim to construct an underwater base operated exclusively by robots with artificial intelligence. The base in question is set to become the 'first colony of artificial intelligence on Earth'...

Čína chce vybudovat podmořskou základnu provozovanou umělou inteligencí

Experti z Chinese Academy of Sciences chtějí vybudovat podmořskou základnu provozovanou výhradně roboty s umělou inteligencí. Inkriminovaná základna by se měla stát „první kolonií…

And here it is! Toxic II. = an advanced insult detector that combines the power of Deep Learning and expert systems is ready.

The Czech language is incredibly flexible and diverse. Despite the fact that Toxic II has learned from over a hundred thousand sentences and knows nearly ten thousand...

The Truth About Killer Robots

When a robot kills a human, who is to blame? This chilling, educational piece of science nonfiction explores cases where robots have caused human deaths – from automated factories…