According to Business Insider, farmers are using artificial intelligence to help keep crops healthy.

In Leones, Argentina, a drone with a special camera flies low over 150 acres of wheat.

Is the use of artificial intellience in hiring taking violating the equal employment act, reports Forbes. 

Just when we thought it was safe to go back in the water, a new threat has emerged to equal employment opportunity as employers base hiring decisions on artificial intelligence powered video and game-based “pre-employment” assessments of job candidates

According to Independent, an artificial intelligence deemed too dangerous to be released has been released. 

An AI that was deemed too dangerous to be released has now been released into the world.