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AI Project One Step Closer to Replicating the Nervous System, Now Reads Facial Cues
An understanding AI isn't entirely beyond the realm of human understanding. In fact, scientists may have just built an AI system that spontaneously reproduces some aspects of human neurology -- as in things like facial cues.
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