A team of Italian researchers successfully ran a perceptron algorithm on a real, working quantum computer using IBM's cloud-access Q Experience system.

In this edition of TechCrunch's Perceptron column, we look at efforts to track Parkinson's progression, stop whale-boat collisions, and more.

In this edition of Perceptron, we take a look at AI systems that can "feel" pain, predict soccer players' movements, and generate photos and videos of realistic-looking scenes.

The machine was called the ‘Mark I Perceptron’. It was designed for image recognition and had a camera linked to 20×20 cadmium sulfide photocells to make a 400-pixel image randomly connected to the ...

Similar claims are being made about current artificial intelligence more than six decades later.

It was, by many accounts, the gathering where AI was born. Just a year later, Frank Rosenblatt invented the perceptron algorithm at the Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory.