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By using hypernetworks, researchers can now preemptively fine-tune artificial neural networks, saving some of the time and expense of training.

AI technologies are already helping us in everyday tasks — for example, by selecting recommendations for purchases in online stores or tracks for a playlist. In the not-too-distant future, we may be able to move around in AI-driven cars and cure complex diseases with the help of this technology.

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Which little-known technologies will change our lives in the next 5 years? At this year’s Top Tech Trends Debate four technologists put forward their bets.

Is AI the transformative technology destined to work wonders for humanity, from driverless cars to a cure for cancer? Or is it a genie in a bottle that, once released, could be used to manipulate or even rule humankind?

The newest trends in AI development will be just the same. It will provide new opportunities that humans can take advantage of, allowing them to be integrated into and used within schooling systems.

"Computer vision technology has been around for some time. Based on facial recognition algorithms, the software has become a boon for detecting fraud, restoring images, and gauging emotion. The many applications of computer vision technology have tech advocates exploring uses in several different fields. The technology is more than a surveillance tool. Computer vision technology has been useful in business, health sciences, finance, and lifestyle applications. It’s also being used in schools. When education adopts computer vision technology Classroom teachers are masters of strategic strategy and deployment."