In the next decade, the United States will use increasingly capable artificial intelligence (AI) to greatly reduce the cost of health care, accelerate research and development into new medicines, improve cars and roads to reduce gridlock, and even regain much of the manufacturing base we lost to countries like China, say researchers in computer science, robotics, and management. They claim that AI will soon change the work of doctors, nurses and teachers across the country, create entirely new businesses, and radically remake industries already in existence.
By Dave
Masko on 2012-02-09
It seems the future is almost here now, with
Project Cyborg
set to unveil an advanced specimen
cyborg robot operated
by an implanted human brain
grown from neurons.
