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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 …
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Data Mining and Advertising Targets
How Data Mining Can Help Advertisers Hit Their Targets?Wharton's Shawndra Hill discusses her research on TV ads and online search.Podcast and text: Shawndra Hill...
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Remote Repair Challenges in Orbit
In IEEE Spectrum, quite a detailed article. Requires making satellites in standard ways and thus easier to repair. The ultimate example of this. Much to learn...
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Turn on HTTPS
Turn on HTTPS encryption. A worthwhile security step. This blog is using it. No negatives to its use anymore. More at the link.It's time to turn on HTTPS...
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Lowes Using AR to Show How
Lowes is always doing interesting tech things. On the surface of it sounds like a good idea. But does visual understanding and experience equal physical skill?...
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Robots for Commercial Spaces
Good overview look at applications and demand in IEEE Spectrum. Have had conversations with several players in the space. Why Indoor Robots for Commercial Spaces...
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Cognitive Assistance for the Aging
Dear Professors, Students, IBMers and others, This a reminder about our Cognitive Systems Institute Speaker Series on Thursday, March 16, 2016 at 10:30 am ET US...
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Random Numbers
A long time technical interest. Used many random number generators, and in some cases tested them to determine their limitations. Here a brief history.
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Microsoft Teams is off Running
Seen it in Beta, a group collaboration tool, better than Slack, especially for users of other MS tools. And who isn't? Free for 365 users as I understand...
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SAS On Image Recognition
SAS Blog on image recognition. Nicely done piece on the business implications." ... Image recognition is a hot and hyped topic in machine learning, artificial...
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A Quantum Computer Sees Trees
In Science via CACM: Quantum Computer Learns to See Trees:" ... St. Mary's College researchers trained a quantum computer to recognize trees, a breakthrough they...
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Alexa and Cortana in the Office
In the WSJ. How elements of Alexa and Cortana may be heading towards the office. Thinking about this now in terms of how it connects business process and deeper...
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Merging Brains and Machines
An odd debate. But regardless we will have to collaborate. We have been doing this for some time, but the the details of how this is done is getting more important...
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Zipf's Law
A favorite topic of interest: Zipf's Law. by Vincent Granville. Great topic for kids with an interest in numbers and patterns in data,
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Sports Decision Making
Have seen lots of examples addressing patterns of athletic data, but not specifically decision making. Makes this interesting. Deep learning Techniques and athletic...
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Healthcare and IOT
From IOTCentral: a set of useful articles for healthcare applications regarding the internet of things.
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G Suite Aims at Enterprise Business Chat
More bots and enterprise oriented chat delivery.G Suite Wants To Be Your Business Meeting Chat System" ... Support for Chat Bots, Gmail Add-Ons in CIO-Today: Meanwhile...
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Bots as the Next User Interface
Good thoughts on thinking of coneversation as iterface. Is a challenge to do it well. In Adage:SXSW: 4 Best Practices to Make Bots the Next Big User Interface...
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Google Data Studio is Now Free
Have not examined this directly, but worth a look.Making Google Data Studio Free for EveryoneFebruary 2, 2017Today, Google's mission to organize the world's information...
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Examining Facebook Messenger Bots
Had a number of times mentioned our experiments with chatbots here. Illuminating approaches, but too early. In a recent conversation I was told I really needed...
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