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Human ethical standards aren’t adequate for artificial intelligence | TheArticle

Jonathan Evans’s work at the Committee on Standards into Public Life has taken a necessary first step towards the exa...

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Steve Carell head of Space Force at the Air Force museum

 

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Really fun site to pass the time. Drawing and guessing game online browser no downloads needed! Sketchful.io by Stasadance

 

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A story about a prototype of an elderly care bed controlled by artificial intelligence. It's a movie 30 years ago. The character's name, 'Haru', was named after HAL 9000.

 

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Yale study discovers brain network responsible for feelings of stress

New research from scientists at Yale University is offering novel insights into how our brains generate acute subjective feelings of stress. The imaging study illustrates exactly which neural network seems to activate sensations of stress, raising the possibility of future therapeutic interventions…

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Privacy advocate or not, we need some sanity right now- 9to5Mac

I'm a huge privacy advocate who's written a lot about the topic because it's a massively important issue. It's important for two reasons: first, because ...

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An attraction that escapes from an AI-controlled fortress.

The difficulty is quite high, and it seems that the probability of complete capture is less than 1%.

 

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Balloon-like UFO spotted in skies above northeastern Japan

An unidentified white balloon-like object is spotted by residents in northeastern Japan, with some people directing inquiries to police and other local authorities while others took to Twitter to voice their excitement

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@mlnevese,Welcome to Japan!

 

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Graphene smart textiles developed for heat adaptive clothing

New research on the two-dimensional (2D) material graphene has allowed researchers to create smart adaptive clothing which can lower the body temperature of the wearer in hot climates. A team of scientists from The University of Manchester’s National Graphene Institute have created a prototype...

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