Patrick Kulp@patrickkulppatrick.kulp@adweek.comPatrick Kulp is an emerging tech reporter for Adweek. He covers creative innovation, artificial intelligence and the future of 5G, which culminated in a cover story on AT&T and Verizon's strategic plans for 5G.Patrick holds degrees in economics and political Science from UC Santa Barbara. He previously worked as a business Reporter for Mashable. Artificial Intelligence Can You Tell Which of These Adweek Headlines Were Written by AI? Recent breakthroughs in natural language programs make it more difficult than you might think. Artificial Intelligence Spurred by Bias, Companies Are Trying to Break Open the Black Box of AI Algorithms High-profile examples of bias are propelling a growing field of explainable machine learning. Awards & Recognition Cannes Adds a New Lion for Creative Business Transformation The move acknowledges the growing roles of consultancies and in-house teams. Artificial Intelligence Merrill Grambell Is an AI-Powered Bot With Its Own Surreal Talk Show Comedy writer Will Brierly created it for a live act. Could it ever be ready for primetime? Artificial Intelligence OpenAI Releases Fake Text AI Initially Deemed Too Dangerous Into the World The GPT-2 software represents a breakthrough in natural language machine learning—with some fearing devastating consequences. Artificial Intelligence Microsoft Warns Its Advanced Chatbot Might Say Offensive Things The software giant has released the blueprint for DialoGPT, its Reddit-trained AI, which programmers can decode—at their own risk. Programming & Performance Startup Octopus Raises $10 Million to Bring Backseat Games to Ride-Sharing Services The company will put the funds toward creating and selling new programmatic ads. Experiential Audi’s Ambitious Mixed-Reality Game Pushes the Limits of Branded VR The futuristic activation is a promotional stunt for the automaker's electric car. Artificial Intelligence MLB Taps Business Students and Machine Learning to Improve Its Digital Experiences League is Adobe Analytics Challenge's data partner for 2019. Gaming Another Gaming Superstar Just Left Twitch for Microsoft’s Rival Service Michael 'Shroud' Grzesiek is following fellow streamer Tyler 'Ninja' Blevins to Mixer.123…20Next »