A new system developed by researchers at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) aims to help. Dubbed Yogo, the tool makes it much easier to make systematic changes in code - and can do so in multiple programming languages.

In a new study at the International Conference on Learning Representations, MIT researchers propose a kind of creativity test to see how far GANs can go in riffing on a given image.

Ultorg's founder and CEO Eirik Bakke proposes a solution to arbitrary relational databases. The relational database is now 50 years old, yet remains primarily a tool for programmers.

Startup Posh is trying to make conversations with chatbots more natural and less maddening. It’s accomplishing this with an artificial intelligence-powered system that uses “conversational memory” to help users complete tasks.

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