This Week: June 27, 2018
Fighting fake photos, personality as knowledge-discovery, a recall for the Triple Bottom Line, and the application-specificity of machine learning.
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Fighting fake photos, personality as knowledge-discovery, a recall for the Triple Bottom Line, and the application-specificity of machine learning.
The unpredictable nature of technology, the blurring boundaries of the workplace, oh, and why you are a fish.
Psycho AI, emotional machines, AI that can smell, and loss of control over our time and the rise of meaningless work.
Knowledge workers vs information workers and the rights of artificial intelligence.
The time well-spent movement, “ethnicity recognition” software causes a stir, facial recognition software for policing, and an alternative Spotify that treats musicians more fairly.
A history of Artificial Intelligence, algorithms reinvent the fashion industry, “behavioral sequencing” brought to you by Google, smart classroom behavior management systems, and robots loading Chinese container ships.
AI and the Vatican’s secrets, Big Data becomes Big Indicators, Google’s uncanny Duplex AI schedules a haircut, “Digital Well-Being” and AI transparency.
Brain-scanning as corporate and government control, accounting for cloud computing, corporate adoption of AI and the story of Ada Lovelace.
The future of AI, the stupidity of robot personhood, the dangers of a high-tech surveillance state, and automating the construction industry.
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