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Datadoodle has moved to Substack And it's current again

November 23, 2021 by Ted Cuzzillo

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Datadoodle got under way again on November 23, 2021. To read the current incarnation, please go to https://datadoodle.substack.com/.

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Nothing to worry about in AGI :: AI researcher Jeff Hawkins insists there’s no existential risk in artificial general intelligence!

July 20, 2021 by Ted Cuzzillo

What’s the existential risk of AI? The question seems to spark a lot of conversations these day, usually on the presumption that that there is a great risk.

But Berkeley-based AI researcher Jeff Hawkins doesn’t see existential risk ahead. He recently sat for a rousing conversation with the ever-interesting Sam Harris on his Making Sense podcast.

Harris pounded away at Hawkins. We’re going to build machines that think, or at least compute, Harris argued, many times faster than humans can — so fast that even the machines’ human masters won’t understand what’s going on in the mind they’ve programmed. With such complexity, Harris went on, there must be countless ways to stumble into grave danger despite our best effort.… Read the rest “Nothing to worry about in AGI :: AI researcher Jeff Hawkins insists there’s no existential risk in artificial general intelligence!”

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Intelligent bump ahead: Crazy pedestrians:: Pedestrian heaven and intelligent-city hell

July 6, 2021 by Ted Cuzzillo

Malcolm Gladwell took a ride in a Waymo — controlled by a perfect, calm algorithmic driver. As Gladwell put it, Waymo’s driving was executed “with the unruffled rationality of an engineering major at Stanford university.”

It was a kind of sneak preview of the ideal, intelligent city. Ah, but this goes further.

The roots of those further-reaching implications begin with Gladwell’s interviews with bicyclists, to whom cars are the greatest risk. They say that some drivers drive rationally and give wide berths. But others seem to resent the cyclists’ presence and seem to use their cars for personal expression. Forget art, journals, or lawn signs.… Read the rest “Intelligent bump ahead: Crazy pedestrians:: Pedestrian heaven and intelligent-city hell”

Filed Under: AI / artificial intelligence, city tech Tagged With: Cities, intelligent cities, Malcolm Gladwell, self-driving cars, smart cities, Waymo Leave a Comment

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