Microsoft chief scientist: Humans and AI work better together than alone

ByJerome Smith
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Humans and AI systems work better together than when they work on problems apart. That’s according to research from Microsoft chief scientist Eric Horvitz, Microsoft Research principal research Ece Kamar, and Harvard University student and Microsoft Research intern Bryan Wilder. The paper appears to be one of the first published by Horvitz since Microsoft named him chief scientific officer in March,  » ….