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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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Robot Hands
Helping the disabled, at home and office ... with fundamentally re-designed robot hand. In Engadget. Video.
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Psychobiological Bases of Personality
Christophe Morin on this intriguing topic. With links to a number of papers on the subject, from Pavlov and beyond. Particularly key to see aspects other than...
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Massively Available Online Courses
What will the response be from classic educational venues? Considering a strategic response.
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Hive Group London Medals Treemap
The Hive group provides a treemap data visualization map for medals at the London 2012 Olympics. Among a gallery of other visualization examples for complex data...
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Brand Creatures
In HBR: I found this idea of creatures for a brand interesting because I had a project that tried to integrate Mr. Clean and the use of artificial intelligence....
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Unilever Supply Chain Innovations
In SCIDigest: This approach is becoming increasingly common. " ... Supply Chain News: Unilever Says Its Supplier Partnership Program is Paying Big Dividends ...
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High Tech SuperMarkets
Nothing very new here. But in Mashable, a list and vendor overview of advanced, often mobile tech being seen increasingly often in the supermarket. Though most...
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Transforming Engineering Education
Correspondent David Goldberg points me to the BigBeacon blog. A movement to transform engineering education ... Which also syndicates some of his writing on...
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No Boss Environments
Wharton examines the no-boss environment. An unachievable utopia? Or the future of a strong social, but also measurable environment?
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New Behavior vs Technology
In Fastcompany: A useful thought, which we used with regard to setting and testing contexts that changed behavior. " ... Behavior is the unknowable variable in...
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Big Pictures and Big Insight
In Google Research: Big Pictures with big messages. How do we deliver big data onto a palette that makes the the message clear? Easier with geographical maps...
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SAS on Big Data
Alison Bolen of the SASCom Blog aggregates a number of good thoughts and posts about the topic of big data.
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Advancing Google Wallet
Google Wallet now accepts many card options. We move closer to the electronic wallet. Near universal capability is key. " ... The newest version of Google Wallet...
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P&G Names New Connect & Develop Leader
On P&G's site ... more information here, including links to get your own ideas used by P&G:" ... Connect+Develop, the program that’s brought consumers a seriesAlso...
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P&G's CIO and CEO : Digitizing the Enterprise
In CIO: Relationship between P&G's CEO and CIO in the big enterprise. An interview, the whole thing is instructive to read:" ... McDonald’s understanding of how...
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Portable Neuroscience
Once again, featuring Sands Research portable Neuroactivity capture in the aisle:" ... The use of neuroscience in POPAI's 2012 Shopper Engagement Study made itFull...
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Sports Analytics Blog
Paul Hare's blog: The Numbers Don't Lie: Statistical analysis of evidence in the world of sports. Moneyball and beyond.
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Social Technology and Snacks
In NYT Technology: Snack foods are a natural intersection place between social technology and people. This article addresses work underway and how retailers...
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No Plans for Analytics
CW article on how a survey shows most companies have no plans for big data analytics. I will go further to say that most companies have coherent plans for any...
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