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Make Luck The Reality

September 15, 2022
by Caroline Miller
AI, AI makes mistakes, algorithms, Francis Bacon, Henry Farrell, human assumptions in AI, Jeff Bezos, luck and prayer, luck and uncertainty, luck is a state of mine, probability of being born, Russian invasion of Ukraine, The Lunar Library, Virginia Heffernan
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Knowledge is power said Elizabethan Francis Bacon. The father of empiricism, or modern science, put his faith in the observable rather than the spiritual. Studying nature was enough to glorify God, he said. Since then, mankind has amassed a store of information in subjects far ranging
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Who’s In Charge Of Reality?

February 22, 2022
by Caroline Miller
AI, Barbara G. Walker, Bertrand Russell, hackers, Jim Davies, Joe Biden, Mark Zuckerberg, metaverse, NFT, Nick Bilton, Ukraine, virtual reality, Vldimir Putin
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While Russia persists in its ambitions for world dominance, I wonder if Putin notices technology is inventing other realities. First, there was the worldwide net. Next came virtual reality. Now there is the metaverse.   According to Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, the metaverse
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New Frontiers And Old Habits

March 04, 2020
by Caroline Miller
AI, Google+, lethal bacteria, new language in Google users' contract, terms of privacy
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My love-hate relationship with technology continues.  Recently, I rejoiced over an announcement that Artificial Intelligence (AI) has invented some fascinating methods to conquer lethal bacteria.  Hurrah! New frontiers!  New ways to arrest illnesses without debilitating chemical tr
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The Virtual World: Too Many Men And Too Few Women

June 15, 2018
by Caroline Miller
AI, bias in statistics, consequeces of male dominence in computer technology, Ellen Huet, Kristian Lum, ML, pluses and minuses of big data collection, Robo-Ethics, statisctics
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Last week, I wrote a blog capped by a cartoon which amused my web manager.  (Click)  It exposed the gobbledygook terms that accrue to Artificial Intelligence (AI).  Apparently, the alphabet soup expresses different purposes.  Or, as a tweet from a recent article revealed, “It’
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We’re Doomed

February 08, 2016
by Caroline Miller
AI, Anxious About A. I., artificial intelligence, Baratunde Thurston, In a Tech Pickle, Joel Achenback, Max Tegmark, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Rae Kurzweil, Stephen Hawking
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Artificial intelligence (AI):  Will it bring in the best or the worst of times?  That is the question futurists, philosopher, techies and scientists are debating.  Recently, Stephen Hawking chipped in with his opinion: we are doomed.  Certainly, robotics is turning our economy on
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