Redditors host GO Viewing Party in UNU

Over the past week, the internet has been captivated by the historic GO matchup between Google DeepMind's AlphaGO AI and Lee Sedong, one of the most decorated players in history. But while many people are calling this matchup this generation's…
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Should Apple be forced to unlock the iPhone?

The FBI's demand that Apple unlock the iPhone belonging to the San Bernandino shooters has split the nation. On one hand, the families of the victims have joined the FBI in requesting that the technology giant provide access, for it could reveal potentially valuable information.…
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Swarm A.I. takes on the masses… and WINS

Swarm A.I. takes on the masses… and WINS

SWARM A.I. out-predicts 99% of Super Bowl gamblers On Sunday, while the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers fought for Super Bowl glory, another battle silently raged.  A new form of of A.I. called a Swarm Intelligence challenged the online masses in predicting 20 PROP BETS.  For…
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Beat UNU on Oscar Night / Win $250!

BEAT UNU in Predicting the Oscars and win $250! UNU is new form of A.I. that allows groups of people to make predictions, together, as a SWARM INTELLIGENCE.  We're so confident in the abilities of UNU, we're gonna pay $250 to find…
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A.I. and THE OSCARS

A.I. and THE OSCARS

Last year, something remarkable happened on Oscar Night. Far from Hollywood, a group of casual moviegoers made Oscar-prediction history by out-forecasting the majority of industry experts, including the New York Times and FiveThirty Eight.   They did this using a new and different form of…
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Political Caption Contest – Tonight!

UNU is a fun new way to hang out online, allowing groups of all sizes to think together to answer questions, hold contests, or just make each other laugh. Many people compare UNU to playing with a massive online Ouija Board, connecting people all around…
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A.I. and THE OSCARS

A.I. and THE OSCARS

Last year, something remarkable happened on Oscar Night. Far from Hollywood, a group of casual moviegoers made Oscar-prediction history by out-forecasting the vast majority of film-industry experts, including the New York Times and FiveThirty Eight.   They did this using a new and different form…
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