Artificial intelligence has turned a corner, and no one is sure how worried we should be. After years of hype, stilted chatbots and indifferent language translation, suddenly AI can engage us in ...

In the 1950s, mathematician Alan Turing — best remembered by many as the cryptography genius who led the British effort to break the German Enigma codes during WWI — posed a question that would haunt ...

The pursuit of artificial intelligence has long interested computer scientists, but will machines ever think for themselves, asks Lisa Jardine. In the early 1950s, "machine intelligence" was a ...

Forget the Turing test. Computing pioneer Alan Turing’s most pertinent thoughts on machine intelligence come from a neglected paragraph of the same paper that first proposed his famous test for ...

AI and machine learning are already with us in more ways than most of us are aware. A modern motor car can now drive itself with minimal human input, and these abilities are no longer just ...

Machines Can Think 2026 will showcase how AI is evolving from research labs into national infrastructure. Founder and CEO of Machines Can See and Polynome Alexander Khanin explains how the summit ...

"I propose to consider the question," his paper begins, "Can machines think?" Arguing that they can, Turing chooses to engage directly with a computing pioneer of a century earlier who had given ...