Alive in the Lab: Debugging Artificial Intelligence

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Alive in the Lab: Debugging Artificial Intelligence

December 12, 2017, 11:15 AM

Computer programs often contain errors. They are nicknamed bugs because many years ago, a moth flew into computer pioneer Grace Hooper's hardware and her program produced an incorrect result. Insects aside, why do software bugs happen? It's because computer programming...

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