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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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Personal Drone Security
A drone that follows you around and takes pictures. Perhaps still a very alpha concept, but all the technology is there, just needs some adjustment. A weird...
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Language of Innovation
The Language of Innovation with Doug WilliamsThe Innovation Engine is a podcast series that discusses innovation through the lenses of corporate leadership, company...
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Concerns about AI
As an early practitioner in AI, I continue to watch the progress of the technology. Recall reading some of Stuart Russell's work in the 80s, we used his textbook...
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Machine Learning from Oxford
Via Vincent Granville. Free Machine Learning Classes at Oxford University Slides and video, This is a very technical introduction, not for everyone.Format is...
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Vora Ventures Demo Day
Have worked with components of Vora Ventures a number of times. They write:Vora Ventures was named Cincinnati’s 2015 Tech Company of the Year at the Business Courier...
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How Would Alan Turing Fix AI?
In CWorld: by John Ball: of Thinking Solutions. Some interesting points about AI: " ... Computers were designed to compress and duplicate information. They...
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Storytelling Tool
Was brought up in an advertising and marketing world. So the concept of broadening the use of storytelling techniques has always been of interest. What is the...
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Coding is Your Child's Key to Future
Not sure I completely agree. But coding trains anyone in logic, understanding the measurement of results and paying strict attention to detail. All are useful...
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Packaged Decision Optimization Cloud
A packaging of a number of IBM's optimization and analytics capabilities. Clever solution oriented packaging. But will it get ahead of open source solutions...
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Virtual Rooms in the Smart Home
In ReadWrite Web: Good piece. Look forward to compare it to out innovation home."Virtual Rooms" For The Apple Smart Home Sound Like A Great Idea ... A new "Home"...
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May - June 2015 Analytics Magazine
A Publication of Informs: Analytics malfeasance, unified analytics and human resource analytics are some of the many topics explored in the current May/June issue...
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Creating Rapport with an Organization
In Bob Herbold's Blog: Creating rapport with an organization, from his interesting organization management writings.
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Towards Having Smart Computers on my Team
CSIG talk today by Barbara Grosz of Harvard: “Is Your Intelligent Computer Smart Enough To Be on My Team” or more serious title: “Interactive Intelligence and Health...
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Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation
Was reminded of this resource recently. Had used it to inspire some of our work with agent based models, good to see they are still going strong. Articles vary...
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Target Item Level RFID Tags on Fast Track
In Retailwire: Experimented with the idea as early as 2000. Note to be used in some categories only. As we did in areas like Shaving. But those experimentsTarget...
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AC Usage in Middle Class
In IEEE Spectrum: World's Middle Class embraces air conditioning. Implications for energy usage.
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More Agile for Service Innovation
Continued conversations with Dan Greening of SenexRex. In particular about the use of Agile for services innovation. See in particular recent postsin their blog...
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Use Cases for an Internet of Many Things
Initial post in the Cisco Blog that looks at use cases for IOT. An excellent start to address things like applications, security and standards. What Cisco calls...
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