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Humans will build Artificial Intelligence (AI) which surpasses our own capabilities once we crack the ‘neural code’, says an AI technology analyst. Eitan Michael Azoff, a specialist in AI analysis, ...

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Humans will build Artificial Intelligence (AI) which surpasses our own capabilities once we crack the "neural code," says an AI technology analyst. Eitan Michael Azoff, a specialist in AI analysis, ...