The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
What Tech Will Look Like in 2039
Open source technology trends 2019
Phi Beta Iota: They both ignore short-falls in data collection (1%) and data processing (1% of the 1% we collect) and none of them really speak to sense-making tools and collective human intelligence.
Gobal AI experts sound the alarm
Leading researchers co-author unique report warning of the malicious use of AI in the coming decade
AI predictions for 2019 that you can’t afford to ignore
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Highlights:
Amazon Does Ontologies
Amazon Drones Stalled
More Store Fronts and More Pressure on Delivery Services
Amazon Flicks to Physical Theaters
Play Ball with Amazon
Amazon Wants to AWS Health Care
Amazon Solimo: Stalled? What’s a Solimo
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Search for a Person in China: Three Seconds and You Are Good to Go
read “Welcome to Dystopia : China Introduces AI Powered Tracking Uniform in Schools.” The article explains that “China has started to introduce school uniforms which track pupils all the time.”
The “all” is problematic. A student equipped with the new uniform has to take it off, presumably for normal body maintenance and the inevitable cleaning process.
DIY Neural Network Could Be First Step In Big Change
The once complex is beginning to become easy.
Data scientists make a lot of comparisons between the network of neurons in our brain and the way big data search operates. We tend to think that’s a pretty good comparison. So, when we discovered someone came up with a way to build a neural network from scratch, the armchair brain surgeon in us couldn’t resist. We learned more from a recent Toward Data Science piece, “How to Build Your Own Neural Network from Scratch in Python.”
According to the piece:
Deep Fakes: Technology Is Usually Neutral
Ferreting out fake news has become an obsession for search and AI jockeys around the globe. However, those jobs are nothing compared to the wave of fake photos and videos that grow increasingly convincing as technology helps to iron out the wrinkles. That’s a scary prospect to more than a few experts, as we discovered in a recent MIT Technology Review article, “Deepfake Busting Apps Can Spot Even A Single Pixel Out of Place.”
According to the story:
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Amazonia for December 10, 2018
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