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Genius crow's tool-bending behaviour may be natural to its kind

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Genius crow's tool-bending behaviour may be natural to its kind

Betty the crow astounded scientists with its ability to bend a piece of garden wire into a neat hook back in 2002. Now it looks like wild crows do it all the time

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A crow stands on a branch holding a twig in its beak

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Crows are first animals spotted using tools to carry objects

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Humans

Smarter every day: Increasing intelligence changed how we see IQ

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The life and work of Alan Turing: Discovery weekend

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The White House talks AI, but does it understand?

Culture

A woman sits in the driver's seat of her Tesla car, driving down a road without her hands on the steering wheel

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AI needs oversight – time to set standards for autonomous tech

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Speak & Spell machine

Technology

Will AI's bubble pop? Deep learning's hype machine in overdrive

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Two vehicles on a partly forested hillside

Technology

Driverless cars learn from landscape pics before going off-road

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Technology

Google’s new NHS deal is start of machine learning marketplace

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Promobot robot stands in the middle of a road

Technology

Googly-eyed robots rule: Why it's vital to make us like them

Engineers are right to design robots that create an emotional response in humans as these machines become part of everyday life, says Jamais Cascio

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Robot eyes and humans fix on different things to decode a scene

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Save the driver or pedestrian? Such robot car dilemmas are folly

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Forget killer robots: This is the future of supersmart machines

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Technology

Can machines take our jobs without ruining our lives?

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