Artificial intelligence is transforming scientific research as well as everyday life, from communications to transportation to health care and more. Explore what defines AI, how it has evolved since the Turing Test, and the future of artificial intelligence.

Artificial intelligence is transforming scientific research as well as everyday life, from communications to transportation to health care and more. Explore what defines artificial intelligence, how it has evolved, and what we might expect from it in the future.

Artificial intelligence itself is neither good nor bad, but its uses can lead to both good and bad outcomes. The proliferation of AI raises questions about trust, bias, privacy, and safety.

At Caltech and elsewhere, AI and scientific subject matter experts team up to advance science, engineering, and the field of AI itself. Read on for just a few examples of the seemingly endless possibilities.

ChatGPT has rocked the general public's, awareness, perception, and expectations of artificial intelligence (AI). In this Q&A, adapted from his Watson Lecture delivered on May 24, 2023, computer scientist Yaser Abu-Mostafa explains the history of …

How Is AI Revolutionizing the Biological Sciences? I like to break down this intersection between AI and the life sciences by the types of data that are commonplace in biological research: Imaging data, which tell you how living systems vary in space and time

Whether or not artificial intelligence (AI) will be able to outperform human intelligence—and how soon that could happen—is a common question fueled by depictions of AI in popular culture. Key to this comparison is a clear understanding of "intelligence."

AI and machine learning technologies are used in medicine, transportation, robotics, and more. Experts say this AI transformation of society will only accelerate.

Some in the field distinguish between AI tools that exist today and general artificial intelligence—thinking, autonomous agents—that do not yet exist. Machine learning describes a subset of artificial intelligence.

Using data from the drones' gyroscopes and accelerometers, the AI repeatedly calculates trajectories. With every try, it learns how to help the drone efficiently coast and pulse its way through any currents it encounters.