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The Doctor Will Sniff You Now It’s 2050 and you’re due for your monthly physical exam. Times have changed, so you no longer have to endure an orifices check, a needle in your vein, and a week of waiting for your blood test results.Instead, the nurse welcomes you with, “The doctor will sniff you now,” …
A few years ago a company launched an intelligent recommendation system for its customer service agents to suggest solutions to customer problems. The project was viewed as a high-profile cost-saver for the company. It took nine months to figure out that the agents weren’t using it,… And it took another six months to figure out …
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“How do we distribute wealth in a world where humans do not work?” There is a lot of buzz around our future. Mankind’s future. On Singularity. On AI. On misinformation around AI. The hype around Deep Learning. On Universal Basic Income (UBI) and the arguments for and against it. And most importantly on the anxiety …
On the Future of Work and How Machines aren’t necessarily destroying it Read More »
#ReviewswithRanjani #PODSHORTS Book 7/52 Genre – Science & Tech, Future of Humanity, AI Book – Life 3.0 – Being human in the age of Artificial Intelligence Should we give Super Intelligent AI, goals, and if so, whose goals? “Life 3.0 – Being human in the age of Artificial Intelligence” – Max Tegmark The single most …
Recent years progress in artificial intelligence has prompted renewed interest in a question posed by Russell and Norvig : What if we succeed? If and when AI researchers succeed at the goal of designing machines with cross-domain learning and decision-making capabilities that rival those of humans, the consequences for science, technology, and human life are …