Reading Time: 2 minutes Fighting fake photos, personality as knowledge-discovery, a recall for the Triple Bottom Line, and the application-specificity of machine learning.

Reading Time: 2 minutes The unpredictable nature of technology, the blurring boundaries of the workplace, oh, and why you are a fish.

Reading Time: 2 minutes Psycho AI, emotional machines, AI that can smell, and loss of control over our time and the rise of meaningless work. 

Reading Time: 1 minute Knowledge workers vs information workers and the rights of artificial intelligence.

Reading Time: 2 minutes 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.

Reading Time: 2 minutes 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.

Reading Time: 2 minutes 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.

Reading Time: 2 minutes Brain-scanning as corporate and government control, accounting for cloud computing, corporate adoption of AI and the story of Ada Lovelace.

Reading Time: 2 minutes The future of AI, the stupidity of robot personhood, the dangers of a high-tech surveillance state, and automating the construction industry.

Reading Time: 3 minutes This week: Basic Income, technological unemployment, and long-term investing.

Reading Time: 5 minutes The future of knowledge will be a synthesis of human and machine collaboration, coordinated through organizations, much as today. Any Singularity we may one day experience will, therefore, be shared: the collective destiny of intelligence.

Reading Time: 7 minutes Carnegie Mellon research shows how we map sentences in our brains -- and paves the way to mind reading applications.

Reading Time: 9 minutes My detailed summary of Yuval Noah Harari's latest book, Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow.

Reading Time: 3 minutes Knowledge technology, from Greek alphabet to Artificial Intelligence, always changes how and what humans know.

Reading Time: 7 minutes In an era of machine intelligence, can knowledge exist without a human mind?