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How the “Frontier” Became the Slogan of Uncontrolled AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been billed as the next frontier of humanity: the newly available expanse whose exploration …
From The Eponymous Pickle
Robots with Ultraviolet Light
Using ultraviolet light from Robots to destroy virus.Heathrow Airport brings in robots to fight coronavirus in the BBCDisinfection robots have been installed at...
From insideHPC
Transform Raw Data to Real Time Actionable Intelligence Using High Performance Computing at the Edge
In this special guest feature, Tim Miller, VP of Product Marketing at One Stop Systems (OSS), discusses the emerging challenge to transform raw data to real time...
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Google Pushing Advanced Wearables
Good to see Google pushing this research. Still consider the use of this kind of focused wearable to have narrow uses, until people decide it to be part of their...
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AI and the Curious Consideration of Autonomous Intent
Context, Autonomy Intent... for Autonomous AI. Considerable piece on the difficult problem. Has not come close to technical solution.Home AI Trends Insider on...
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Identifying Birds from Behind
Not banned for bias yet. So at least we can continue to fine tune accuracy as needed and apply it to studies to help the avian world.Birdwatching AI can recognise...
From Putting People First
Experientia participating in Swiss Smart Government Day
Experientia's partner Jan-Christoph Zoels and our Swiss collaborator Thomas Schertenleib will be leading the process workshop "Culture of participation: digital...
From Gödel's Lost Letter and P=NP
A Brilliant Book on Combinatorics
And Razborov’s brilliant proof method Stasys Jukna is the author of the book Extremal Combinatorics With Applications in Computer Science. Today we talk about Jukna...
From Computational Complexity
Do computers make us more safe or less safe?
Norbert Weiner wrote a paper Some Moral and Technical Consequences of Automation in 1960. It warns of the dangers of computers in two ways: 1) If a chess program...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Neural Search for Scaling and Efficiency
Useful look at a different kind of more precise search. Neural search has the opportunity to learn over time, and be more semantically correct. It also should...
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Quantum Cryptography Explained
A good non-technical, but still challenging explanation of how key-based and then 'quantum cryptography' works. Also touches on some of the remaining challenges...
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Autonomous Ship Use Expanding
Continued look at autonomous maritime shipping to decrease costs of large scale supply chains.Sea Machines raises $15 million for autonomous ship navigationKyle...
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Swarms of Drones
We examined the idea of having swarms of drones performing subtasks in groups. its been much kicked about, and recently implemented, especially for military applications...
From Putting People First
Security isn’t just a technology problem—it’s about design, too
While it’s easy to blame the user, phishing schemes have become incredibly sophisticated and believable. So, instead of blaming the user, we want to instead bring...
From Putting People First
The public’s role in COVID-19 vaccination
This report considers human factors in relation to future vaccines against the novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2), drawing on insights from design thinking and the...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Should Workers Accept Pay Cuts for Working Remotely?
Excerpts and analysis of a survey, more details at the link,Should workers accept pay cuts in exchange for working remotely? by Tom Ryan in RetailwireA recentTo...
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Webinar:Graphs for Cyber Security
Brought to my attention. Addresses my particular favorite advice: Carefully define your intent, direction and process when planning to do something importantWebinar...
From Daniel Lemire's Blog
Science and Technology links (July 25th 2020)
I was taught that human beings only arrived to America recently (15,000 years ago). It turns out that it is wrong. There were human beings in America 30,000 years...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Article Summary Experiment: Some Simple Economics of the Blockchain
I had mentioned this article previously, found it interesting and well written. Here an experiment with its content. Below it is excerpted ... with summary...
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GPT-3 and Crypto Assets
Just recently been talking digital Assets and how advances in crypto might influence them. Here a piece from Coindesk that talks some of the issues, considering...
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