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“A very little key will open a very heavy door” (Charles Dickens, Hunted Down)
Facial recognition comes to your taxi ride…
And it can get you in trouble.An article described how taxis in Dubai now hat facial recognition technology to tell if people are wearing masks in compliance with Dubai law.Some points from the article:"The AI devices that can be found in all Dubai taxis can scan...
The next big consumer product?
I found an article that articulates one person's desire I predict will become a broad consumer trend. The writer discusses companion robots. The writer described an experience with Woebot. Takeaway: "But to truly flourish, we still seem to need people, people...
Shadow IT
Via CEB: IT bought by an organization’s business units instead of through a centralized IT procurement process is an opportunity for partnership between the CIO and the business unit leaders.
Billionaire says he is getting younger
Via Instapundit: Billionaire says he is getting younger.No indication if they will make the data available for review.
Billionaire says he is getting younger
Via Instapundit: Billionaire says he is getting younger.No indication if they will make the data available for review.
Robots will be smarter than us all by 2029, warns AI expert Ray Kurzweil
Via The Independent: …within 15 years robots will have overtaken us, having fulfilled the so-called Turing test where computers can exhibit intelligent behaviour equal to that of a human. Click the link to see more: Robots will be smarter than us all by 2029, warns AI...
Robots will be smarter than us all by 2029, warns AI expert Ray Kurzweil
Via The Independent: …within 15 years robots will have overtaken us, having fulfilled the so-called Turing test where computers can exhibit intelligent behaviour equal to that of a human. Click the link to see more: Robots will be smarter than us all by 2029, warns AI...
3D-printing robot creates freestanding metal structures
Via Gizmag: The Mx3D-Metal robot is part printer, part welder. It can sculpt remarkable, gravity-defying designs using a variety of metals, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, bronze and copper, without the need for any other means of support. "By adding small...