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Martin Vetterli in Digital Stories

Sep 24, 2018

Machines can play, but can they think?

What a simple game like Tic Tac Toe can reveal about how computers “think”, from simple algorithms to artificial intelligence and human creativity.

Martin Vetterli in Digital Stories

Sep 24, 2018

2017: An Odyssey into Voice Recognition

Machines that talk have been the staple of science fiction since the beginnings of the genre, but only today we are starting to actually be “understood” by our cell phones.

Martin Vetterli in Digital Stories

Sep 17, 2018

All Roads Lead to Google

What a drunken Roman soldier travelling the Empire’s roads can teach us about web search engines

Martin Vetterli in Digital Stories

Sep 17, 2018

Suzanne Vega and the Father of MP3

How a rock musician and an engineer became parents of the most disruptive music format MP3 in the internet — and this without ever meeting.