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Deep Fakes Deep Trouble?
Something I’ve written about Deep Fakes for the Metro newspaper https://metro.co.uk/2019/05/23/deep-fakes-will-make-judging-real-and-fake-stories-a-matter-of-pure-trust-9472799/
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Searching for God on Google
Well, OK, it’s on Amazon, but Google planning to connect people with God too.
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Lost Einsteins
Funny how two words can be so powerful. An article in the New York Times about a Stanford study looking at what influences potential Einsteins. This graph below concerns income, other graphs look at race and gender. Thanks for Chris … Continue reading
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Robots Vs. People
I attended a conference on AI at Cambridge University last week and one of the most interesting points was why we were developing robots to look after old people – why not just use people? The answer could be that … Continue reading
OK, how about this one? (same publication)
Is this just a little bit let
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Slight contradiction?
Louis Vuitton is a luxury brand. The word luxury comes from the latin luxus, meaning excess and the latin luxuria, meaning rank or offensive. You cannot work for a luxury brand and be an eco-activist.
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Peak Blog Post
After 15 years I think I may have reached peak posting. I’m running out of puff. If I regain some puff I’ll let you know, but in the meantime here’s another circled sentence from a random publication.
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What can’t computers do?
Are you worried that your job could be ravaged by a robot or consumed by a computer? You probably should be judging by a study by Oxford University, which said that up to half of jobs in some countries could … Continue reading
Thought for the Day
In the future people will insure their memories.