Tag: yet
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Manchester United aren’t finished article yet, says Pogba | Football News
[ad_1] LONDON: Paul Pogba admits Manchester United are still a work in progress after they came back from the brink to beat Atalanta in the Champions League on Wednesday. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side were in danger of a damaging defeat when they fell two goals down at Old Trafford. United were booed off at half-time…
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India and Britain Yet to Reach Business End of Trade Pact
[ad_1] A deal would represent a major boost for UK exporters, lowering tariffs, easing regulation, and driving up bilateral trade. Representational image From John Kerry’s climate agenda for his New Delhi visit to Jimmy Anderson’s appeal for a fifth Test with India, a roundup of what’s making news today. News18.com London Last Updated:September 13, 2021,…
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Taliban Yet To Name Government As Panjshir Resistance Holds
[ad_1] A Taliban source said announcement of a new government would be pushed back to next week.. Fresh fighting was reported Saturday between the Taliban and resistance forces in Afghanistan’s Panjshir Valley, as the hardline Islamists finalise a new government that will set the tone for their rule. Facing the challenge of morphing from insurgents…
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Open source powers AI, yet policymakers haven’t seemed to notice
[ad_1] Commentary: Open source is driving AI policy without policymakers getting involved, argues a Brookings Institution briefing. Image: iStock/metamorworks “Open source software quietly affects nearly every issue in AI policy,” wrote Alex Engler in a Brookings Institution briefing, yet this is barely discussed by government policymakers. This is a mistake, and it’s one that crosses…
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AI computers can’t patent their own inventions — yet — a US judge rules
[ad_1] Should an artificially intelligent machine be able to patent its own inventions? For a US federal judge, the larger implications of that question were irrelevant. In April 2020, the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) ruled that only “natural persons” could be credited as the inventor of a patent, and a US court decided…