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Sixth Sense allows people to interact seamlessly between the physical and online worlds, using a webcam, small projector and wirelessly connected mobile phone. Credit: MIT Media Lab
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Are Facebook Users Too Friendly For Their Own Good? - 0 views
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SilliBilliBoi - this is excellent for you to use in your EE
Apple - iPad - Technical specifications and accessories for iPad. - 0 views
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This should be our topic of discussion tomorrow. End of story.
Facebook adopts new privacy policy | Digital Media - CNET News - 1 views
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Good article with a definite issue and system, but is this Arts Entertainment and Leisure rather than Business and Employment....
AT&T's Verizon Ad Battle: Who's Being Hurt Worse? - 1 views
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In the United States, a vicious battle has begun between the leading companies in the 3G market. Their vicious advertising campaigns have no sign of stopping. So what will this do to sales?
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The war continues as AT&T has lost their first legal battle again Verison for their advertisements: http://news.cnet.com/8301-30686_3-10401094-266.html?tag=newsEditorsPicksArea.0
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Mass Wikipedia Edit To Make The Internet Less Sexist - 0 views
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""This project also came on the heels of a very public debate about structural sexism in Wikipedia. [This] began when writer Amanda Filipacchi wrote a New York Times op-ed on a problematic editorial practice being implemented by a number of Wikipedia editors: women were being removed from the 'American Novelists' category and moved into a subcategory for 'American Women Novelists.'" Filipacchi's piece set the internet on fire, sparking a mass call for reform."
Artificial intelligence tool 'as good as experts' at detecting eye problems | Technolog... - 0 views
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"The groundbreaking artificial intelligence system, developed by the AI-outfit DeepMind with Moorfields eye hospital NHS foundation trust and University College London, was capable of correctly referring patients with more than 50 different eye diseases for further treatment with 94% accuracy, matching or beating world-leading eye specialists."
The airline Ryanair uses algorithms to split up families, study indicates - Vox - 0 views
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"In a survey of more than 4,200 people conducted by CAA, travelers most frequently cited being split from their party while traveling on Ryanair, but the airline insists that it doesn't employ a family-splitting algorithm. Ryanair says if a person doesn't pay for their seat assignment, they are "randomly" assigned, which may result in them not sitting with their party."
Rise of the machines: who is the 'internet of things' good for? | Technology | The Guar... - 0 views
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"So, yes: the internet of things presents many new possibilities, and it would be foolish to dismiss those possibilities out of hand. But we would also be wise to approach the entire domain with scepticism, and in particular to resist the attempts of companies to gather ever more data about our lives - no matter how much ease, convenience and self-mastery we are told they are offering us."
Don't ask if artificial intelligence is good or fair, ask how it shifts power - 0 views
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"When the field of AI believes it is neutral, it both fails to notice biased data and builds systems that sanctify the status quo and advance the interests of the powerful. What is needed is a field that exposes and critiques systems that concentrate power, while co-creating new systems with impacted communities: AI by and for the people."
Homeworking sounds good - until your job takes over your life | John Harris | Opinion |... - 0 views
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"In September last year, researchers at New York University and Harvard Business School published their analysis of the emails and online meetings of 3.1 million remote workers in such cities as Chicago, New York, London, Tel Aviv and Brussels, in the very early phases of their countries' first lockdowns. They found that the length of the average working day had increased by 8.2%, or nearly 50 minutes, "largely due to writing emails and attending meetings beyond office hours"."
China now wants to tell influencers how to speak and dress when live-streaming - CNN - 0 views
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"When the host streams live, his or her clothing and image should not violate public order or good morals," the ministry wrote, adding that "their appearance should also reflect the characteristics of the products or services they are marketing."
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If hosts display behavior that violates the law, they should be warned or punished by the e-commerce platform — a move that could include restricting their traffic, suspending them or even blacklisting and removing their accounts, the ministry added.
When Good Algorithms Go Sexist: Why and How to Advance AI Gender Equity - 0 views
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"In 2019, Genevieve (co-author of this article) and her husband applied for the same credit card. Despite having a slightly better credit score and the same income, expenses, and debt as her husband, the credit card company set her credit limit at almost half the amount. "
Nvidia: what's so good about the tech firm's new AI superchip? | Technology sector | Th... - 0 views
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"Training a massive AI model, the size of GPT-4, would currently take about 8,000 H100 chips, and 15 megawatts of power, Nvidia said - enough to power about 30,000 typical British homes."
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