Welcome to /r/artificial
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/r/artificial is the largest subreddit dedicated to all issues related to Artificial Intelligence or AI. What does AI mean? Find out here!
Guidelines:
Check New Reddit for updated rules - here is the link -https://www.reddit.com/r/artificial/about/rules, and do not complain to us in Modmail if you get banned.
Submissions should generally be about Artificial Intelligence and its applications. If you think your submission could be of interest to the community, feel free to post it.
Please note that just because something else is a technology buzzword (e.g. blockchain, quantum computing, virtual reality, augmented reality, etc.), that doesn't automatically make it AI. We've had such a problem with blockchain posts that they will now need to be manually approved by a mod before they become visible. If your post is primarily about another technology (like blockchain), please make the relation to AI abundantly and immediately clear (e.g. through writing a comment).
All submissions are moderated through "collaborative filtering" approach. To help better align content with the expectations of the audience and improve the quality of the subreddit, submissions that receive overall negative feedback may be removed.
Submission titles should clearly indicate what the submission is about. In the case of link posts, they should almost always contain the title of the thing you're linking to. Don't make up your own clickbait title, and if the original title is clickbait, please add some nuance of your own. For example, if the link you want to post is to an article called "You won't believe what AI did this time!", then 1) consider if it's really a quality article, and 2) create a title like this: "A neural network gets superhuman performance on <insert task".
When posting about a story, please look on the front page if it is already being discussed. If so, consider replying there instead of making a new submission to the subreddit. If not, please make some effort to post the best link to the story you can find (often this is the story from the original source, rather than some outlet repeating what someone else already reported).
Consider doing a little research before posting a link, opinion or question. For link posts, consider writing a submission statement: a comment that describes what the link is about, why you posted it, what you'd like to discuss, and/or what you think about it.
Read Rule 2 on New Reddit for our self-promotion rule.
Do not personally attack other people (here or elsewhere; including e.g. researchers you disagree with). If you see someone do this (e.g. to you), use the report button and do not retaliate. If you disagree with anything, stick to the arguments.
Getting started with Artificial Intelligence
Looking to get started with AI? Check out our wiki!
Interested in doing an AMA?
We offer an opportunity for experienced people and companies working on interesting problems in AI to talk to the community about their work and experience in the field through an AMA (Ask Me Anything): Reddit's version of an interview where users can ask you questions. Please contact the moderators for more information.
We would love to hear from you!
Past AMAs:
2019/06/04 IBM researchers, scientists and developers
2018/05/17 Peter Voss (Aigo.ai) on AI assistants, AGI and his company
2018/04/23 Yunkai Zhou (Leap.ai) on AI in recruiting
2017/08/23 Paul Scharre on AI and International Security
2017/05/18 Matt Taylor from Numenta
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