New York Times Graphics Editor Mike Bostock takes us inside the wide world of algorithms. Bostock delves into some pretty esoteric stuff here–topics like sampling (simplifying images through ...

Good code is readable, simple, and testable. Does your code fit the bill?

Studies that explore how fair decisions made by algorithms are have also shown the need to inject a bit of tact into the process. In many areas, we need to come to an ethical, political and legal ...

These three images look just like me. But I never posed for them — instead, they were entirely created by artificial intelligence, using new research from Google called DreamBooth.

Once the heady stuff of films like Minority Report, facial recognition algorithms are now a part of so many technologies that it’s hard to keep track of them. iPhones, iPhoto, and Facebook all ...

Making Algorithms More Like Kids: What Can Four-Year-Olds Do That AI Can’t? Thomas Hornigold Jun 26, 2019 Instead of trying to produce a programme to simulate the adult mind, why not rather try to ...

A humorous take on algorithms highlights their quirks and challenges in today's digital landscape.

“Limiting the number of training examples is important because it shows that the algorithm is able to generalize like the human brain,” says Phoenix.

With AI now writing over 25% of Google’s code, the role of software engineers is evolving. Here's how AI impacts tech jobs and what engineers can expect.

“The Algorithm” Does Not Exist It is comforting to think we understand the technology pushing us information. Maybe we can’t.