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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
LED Tattoos
In Wired Gadget Labs: Illustrated Man. We examined the use of LEDs on clothing for advertising, which can be readily done, but this takes it to the next level...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Process Model for Data Mining
This CRISP-DM model was looked at within the enterprise. Re-examined. It attempts to be very detailed and universal. Worth a look though it does not seem to have...
From Schneier on Security
Interview with Me
Yet another interview with me. This one is audio, and was conducted in Rotterdam in October.
From My Biased Coin
In Reverse
The Crimson is reporting that the Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences will plan to decrease the size of the faculty* in response to budget woes. The key point...
From Putting People First
Interaction design for specialised tasks
Mikkel Michelsen discusses the core differences between specialised use contexts and the mainstream use of a mass consumer product, and tries to answer the questions...
From Putting People First
Will consumers plug into home energy displays?
Dozens of home energy monitors are coming to market, but nobody knows whether only hybrid Prius owners will use them. Martin LaMonica reports on CNet News. “The...
From Computational Complexity
Citing Papers
A student asked me which version of a research paper to cite, a journal (the last reviewed version) or a conference (the first reviewed version) of a paper. I generally...
From Putting People First
User-driven innovation in Denmark
Some English language websites, blogs, articles and publications updating on what Denmark is doing on user-driven innovation: Is Denmark a lead user of user driven...
From Wild WebMink
links for 2009-11-20
Apple's Mistake Paul Graham gets it spot on again. Apple's attitude is Google's biggest asset in the battle for the mobile market. (tags: ...
From Schneier on Security
Denial-of-Service Attack Against CALEA
Interesting: The researchers say they've found a vulnerability in U.S. law enforcement wiretaps, if only theoretical, that would allow a surveillance target to...
From Putting People First
How understanding the human mind might save the world from CO2
What will solve climate change? Will it be technology? Policy? A growing number of researchers and activists say it’s what’s behind it all: people. And understanding...
From Putting People First
EU ministers: accessible, interactive and customised online public services in Europe by 2015
EU press release (link): EU ministers have committed to developing smarter online public services for citizens and businesses by 2015. The Commission has welcomed...
From Computational Complexity
Laptops in Church?
There are now bibles online where you can click for different versions, different translations, different interepretations, historical context, etc. The same is...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Incorporating Consumer Insight into Marketing
From Jeffrey D. Mills of ThinkVine
From The Eponymous Pickle
Thinking Chips
From IEEE Spectrum: IBM Unveils New Brain Simulator. ' ... Scientists and engineers at IBM revealed yesterday that they have created the largest brain simulation...
From Putting People First
Designing social interfaces: overview and practical techniques
Dmitry Fadeyev, founder of the Usability Post blog, wrote an article for Smashing Magazine “to demonstrate the power of social interface design”. he standard approach...
From Putting People First
Various articles on the power of the mobile phone in emerging markets
A number of articles illustrate the power of the mobile phone in emerging markets: What next after the Mobile revolution in Kenya? by John Karanja MPESA will be...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Predictive Analytics
This afternoon at 3PM EST, a DM radio broadcast on Predictive analytics. Which they enthusiastically call an enterprise crystal ball. The broadcast is also recorded...
From Schneier on Security