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MIT World | Distributed Intelligence - 0 views

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    Maybe a source of inspiration or just for intellectual interest..
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BBC NEWS | UK | Magazine | In conversation with... a computer program - 0 views

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    Should astronauts on long term missions have (chat) bots to talk to in realtime so that they won't go mad with their fellow astronaut buddies...?
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NSA Whistleblower: Grill the CEOs on Illegal Spying | Threat Level from Wired.com - 0 views

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    so if you want to hid anything from the NSA just say it in more than 2 min :-) ....
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BBC NEWS | Technology | Smart future for swarming robots - 0 views

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    Spot the ACT friends...
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Technology Review: TR10: Intelligent Software Assistant - 0 views

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    For consideration by the Information Management group...
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Scientists Use Google Widget to Improve Image Labeling on Wired Science - 0 views

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    something for Marco ...
Luzi Bergamin

Kein Jubel für Solisten (Kultur, Aktuell, NZZ Online) - 4 views

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    Sorry, in German, but a nice critical article on swarm intelligence.
pacome delva

APOD: 2011 March 29 - Kepler s Suns and Planets - 0 views

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    Maybe one of these new world host some kind of life... ??
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    a chance of intelligent life at least there :-)
Christos Ampatzis

International Experts Blend Space Technologies and Crowdsourcing to Enhance Disaster Ma... - 1 views

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    Crowsourcing Awareness: "To augment the use of these space technologies, virtual communities of group intelligence - called "Crowdsourcing" - can aide in emergency planning and post-disaster coordination."
Thijs Versloot

NASA's 'Swarmies' are a squad of smaller, less intelligent rovers - 0 views

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    Typically, we send rovers to our planetary neighbors one at a time -- but what if we sent a small team of smaller, less impressive robots instead? That's the idea NASA is exploring at Kennedy Space Center with Swarmies: a quartet of four autonomous robots designed to work together to complete a single mission.
Dario Izzo

Elon Musk describes AI as 'summoning the devil' - 4 views

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    A good idea for a card in one of our ACT magic decks!!! In his words AI is "our biggest existential threat" - lol
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    Discussing with myself :) .... He must have forgotten climate change .... or maybe not?
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    Well, I have to quote one of the 21st century classics on this one: "I'm sorry mr Musk I can't hear you because of all the Latin chanting. In the meanwhile can you hand me another goat to drain? I'm quite behind on my blood pentagram drawing" - Paul N., AD 2014.
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    Mr. Musk declined to comment :P
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    given that they apparently can't decide between two moral options (probably such as humans), should we be more concerned about their stupidity or their intelligence http://arxiv.org/abs/1411.2842
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    I personally don't even trust people to make "moral" choices in conditions of warfare. History is way too full of examples.
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    the "even" in your comment is the key word
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    Edge.org recently had an interesting piece that ties into all of this recent AI fear mongering: http://edge.org/conversation/the-myth-of-ai
Marcus Maertens

Magic tricks created using artificial intelligence for the first time - 3 views

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    Let an AI develop your magic tricks! (The one with the smart phone is actually neat)
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    They published it in Frontiers of Psychology...?
Thijs Versloot

Advanced AI May Be Coming to Smartphones | MIT Technology Review - 2 views

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    Software that roughly mimics the way the brain works could give smartphones new smarts-leading to more accurate and sophisticated apps for tracking everything from workouts to emotions. The software exploits an artificial-intelligence technique known as deep learning, which uses simulated neurons and synapses to process data.
Ma Ru

Intelligent Machines - BBC News - 3 views

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    AI week on BBC - interesting opportunity to get a glimpse into how the field is viewed by laymen...
jcunha

Automated Search for new Quantum Experiments - 0 views

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    "Here we report the development of the computer algorithm Melvin which is able to find new experimental implementations for the creation and manipulation of complex quantum states." Published in Physical Review Letters. Researchers target future use more artificial intelligence algorithms, such as reinforcement learning techniques.
Paul N

Computers Learn How to Paint Whatever You Tell Them To - 3 views

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    Most self-respecting artists wouldn't agree to paint a portrait of a toilet in the middle of a field. Fortunately, advancements in artificial intelligence have given computers the ability to imagine just about any scenario, no matter how bizarre, and illustrate it. Take a look at this image.
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    Those are some creepy faces among them.. This is also just completely random isn't it?
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    Well, biased to the data it was trained on. Computing a net is pretty deterministic. But not everything is perfectly correlated yet. Still nice progress.
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