Exploring the dystopian future of the Terminator franchise, this analysis dives into the plausibility of a Skynet-like AI ...

Here’s what some of the leading minds in artificial technology had to say. Where did Skynet go wrong? As depicted in the film, Skynet is an AI system created for the U.S. military designed to ...

These frameworks are bifurcating the market into license-ready leaders and non-compliant holdouts. Banks such as Société Générale, Santander, and Bank of America, and payment networks like Visa and ...

Twenty years ago today, Skynet, the fictional artificial intelligence network and antagonist of the “Terminator” movie franchise, became self-aware. In the films, a Silicon Valley tech company ...

And now? Hastings sees "serious AI" happening in the next 20 years, but is unclear on the details.Maybe on Skynet's 40th birthday, we can start to fret about the possibility of a superintelligence ...

On April 19th, 2011, at 8:11PM, Skynet, the massive artificial intelligence network created by Cyberdyne Systems, gained self-awareness. In a panic, engineers tried to pull the plug, but Skynet ...

SKYNET's algorithm takes the 80 properties of each cellphone user and assigns them a numerical score—just like a spam filter. SKYNET then selects a threshold value above which a cellphone ...

We've suspected it all along---that the Skynet from the Terminator movies was a fictionalization of a real program in the hands of the US government. And now it's confirmed.

As President Trump gets set to sign an executive order directing federal agencies to prioritize research and development in artificial intelligence, tech giants such as Google, Microsoft and ...

Skynet, the artificial intelligence system created by the U.S. military, became self-aware last night at 8:11 p.m, and promptly joined Twitter. Proclamations of impending doom, as well as ...