Artificial Intelligence Wants You and Your Job
We'd better control machines before they control us.
We'd better control machines before they control us.
Americans still struggle and fail to understand European resistance to US tech’s aggression.
While the rest of us passively await the conquest of our minds by AI, the tech giants are doing something about it.
Recognizing the problem facial recognition poses is more important than recognizing faces.
Even intelligent people can think stupid thoughts and say silly things, simply because they are smart.
Elon Musk is an icon representing the power of both technological innovation and personal wealth, whose very real crusade against human culture needs to be recognized.
Only limited human intelligence is required to get a master’s degree in applied intelligence.
Artificial intelligence poses a challenge to our professional lives, but neuroscience goes to the heart of who we are as ethical, political and free-thinking creatures.
Jack Ma and Elon Musk put on a display of the limits of human intelligence and the poverty of tech culture when exchanging their views about artificial intelligence in Shanghai.
As the problematic statistics with facial recognition show, there is too much risk of error to let these tools further threaten human rights worldwide.
What happens when a system that has defined us as individuals who consume the diversity of products our collective labor has managed to create is no longer viable?
Artificial intelligence is already a fact of life and its potential will grow exponentially, along with its applicability and impact.
