Neurala in the news

On July 20, China’s State Council issued the “New Generation Artificial Intelligence Development Plan” (新一代人工智能发展规划), which articulates an ambitious, three-step agenda for China to lead the world in AI. The Chinese leadership recognizes that AI will be critical to its “comprehensive national power” and competitiveness, including in national defense. Through this new strategic framework, China will undertake a “three in one” (三位一体) agenda in AI: tackling key problems in research and development, pursuing a range of products and applications, and cultivating AI industry.

Working together to develop an intelligent body-worn camera for public safety users, Motorola Solutions and artificial intelligence (AI) company Neurala are demonstrating how AI can be added to everyday devices such as smart phones using existing hardware platforms.

Motorola Solutions and artificial intelligence (AI) company Neurala are demonstrating how AI can be added to everyday devices such as smart phones using existing hardware platforms. 

The struggle between technology and privacy is not new, but it takes on enhanced importance when it comes to government policing activities.

The struggle between technology and privacy is not new, but it takes on enhanced importance when it comes to government policing activities.

The struggle between technology and privacy is not new, but it takes on enhanced importance when it comes to government policing activities.

Neurala’s AI-equipped drones, which are being sent to the savannah in early 2018, can predict when and where poachers are likely to strike.

Neurala CEO, Max Versace, has spent his career making robots smarter.

Far from images of imposing robot armies, artificial intelligence or AI at its early stages is making a positive mark in some industries.

Notable early-stage drone startups include companies focused on anti-collision software and pay-as-you-fly drone insurance.