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There is Cambrian explosion of startups and products announced around either there own AI models or via apis to others models. Get ready Continue reading Conversational AI services for your data
The threat from AI is not that it will revolt, it’s that it’ll do exactly as it’s told | CBC Radio cbc.ca/radio/quirks/a… So interesting piece on CBC @CBCQuirks One point that was made is “we don’t have examples in nature of less capable, less Continue reading The problem of Disobedient Slow Artificial Intelligence (SAI)
It will be 2 years until we can say we are post covid19, if we are lucky. That will mean we have a tested vaccine against the initial virus, we will understand so much more about the virus and whether Continue reading Very Early Speculations on the Impact of Covid-19
21 October 2015 is Back to the Future Day, roughly 26 years after Back to the Future II came out in November 1989. The BBC has a look at Back to the Future II: What did it get right and Continue reading Great Scott! what’s next after Back to the Future
Via TUAW comes news that Madrid’s visitors can rent tourist-friendly iPads from a business called Pad In The City, preloaded with a collection of Apps geared towards visitors to that Spanish city. Back in 2009, after traveling in Europe, I Continue reading The tripPad™ arrives in Madrid
This fall I was lucky to travel to Berlin and Paris on vacation, but as I geek I of course brought along a computer or 2. On last years trip to Los Angles I had a NetBook (Aspire One), and Continue reading Using an iPod as a travel device and the what could be (aka the tripPad™)