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Innovation

5 Coolest Things On Earth This Week

Tomas Kellner
November 12, 2016
This week we learned that a group of scientists is getting close to finding the physical seat of consciousness. And we discovered that a pair of paralyzed monkeys used a wireless device to regain the control of their legs and walk again. We also saw a paper about an AI that can surf the web and get better at finding information. We thought we’d give you a head start before it catches up. Here’s this week’s list.
 

 
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Future

AI Could Free People From Work – If We Let It

Jared Weiner The Future Hunters
October 24, 2016

What would a future without work look like? It may be closer than you think. Artificial intelligence is redefining work as we know it. First there was outsourcing. Next up is "othersourcing." Here are three signs we are moving toward a "post-work" future.

 

 

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The Future of Work

You’re Not Safe In Your Cubicle: Middle-Skilled Workers Will Be Left Behind

Brad Hershbein
September 12, 2016

Workers need new skills to compete in today’s economy, some more urgently than others -- but on whose dime?

 
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Robotics

Your Robot Personal Assistant Will Know When You’re Stressed, Tired Or Hungry

Stuart Russell
Corinna Lathan
August 31, 2016

Open artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystems, one of the top 10 emerging technologies of 2016, have been described as the next step up from systems like Amazon’s Echo, Apple’s Siri and Microsoft’s Cortana. Companies have shown that human-like digital personal assistants are becoming a reality through the Internet of Things.


 
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The Future of Work

Should It Worry Everyone That 90 Percent of Workers Are Confident In Their Skills?

Chris Jones
August 29, 2016

According to a recent survey, most people aren’t worried about the effect of automation and artificial intelligence on their jobs. If the world is becoming increasingly automated, what are the skills most needed? The British government hopes businesses can address unemployment and the skills gap by creating 3 million apprenticeships by 2020. But who will lead the way?

 

 
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Robots

Forget Self-Driving Cars: Autonomous Trucks, Trains And Ships Will Transform Commerce

Grayson Brulte Brulte Company
August 11, 2016

Will self-driving trucks, trains or ships make it to the mass market before autonomous cars? Automation can improve the efficiency of the freight and transportation industries, which will be good news for a range of global businesses.

 

 
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ai

Face It, You're A Worse Driver Than An Autonomous Car

Bernard Meyerson
August 08, 2016

Companies are diligently testing driverless vehicles to bring to the mass market. While some lawmakers and members of the public have questions about the technology, Bernard Meyerson, chief innovation officer of IBM Corporation, argues autonomous cars will significantly decrease the human cost of driving.


 
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Innovation

5 Coolest Things On Earth This Week

Tomas Kellner
July 15, 2016
This week we learned that keeping quiet makes even computers look smarter, we wondered how viruses and diseases can determine what we do and even who we are, and we pondered the mysteries of the universe that could be discovered by a new, robot-assembled space telescope. Read on, quietly.
 

 

Code Of Silence? Computers Prove That Staying Silent Makes You Look Smarter
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Innovation

5 Coolest Things On Earth This Week

Tomas Kellner
July 01, 2016

This week’s haul of news from the frontiers of science and innovation includes a piece about a nimble AI that shot down a seasoned Air Force pilot during a dog fight simulation, an article about a federal approval for the first human trial involving the DNA-editing tool CRISPR-Cas9 and a story about Israeli researchers who hacked a PC disconnected from the internet via its cooling fan.

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The AI Market Will Soon Top $150 Billion. Get A Piece Of It.

Grayson Brulte Brulte Company
June 29, 2016

Artificial Intelligence has the potential to improve the quality of life of customers, employers and employees. But first, companies -- big and small -- need to make AI work for them for the long haul.

 

Artificial Intelligence will make society smarter, leaner and more efficient. But first, startups and businesses must enable the workforce of the future and pivot business models to incorporate AI.
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