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More articles and links on Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
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WSJ: Are High-Tech Hotels Alluring—or Alienating?
The innovations that are happening in high-tech hotels and the travel industry
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Fast Co.Design: The Quest To Grow Cities From Scratch
Biologists have been experimenting with building materials made with living organisms for years. When will they be used to build our cities?
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ASML Tech Talk: If superintelligence happens, how can we get it right?
even though computational speed might increase rapidly for many years to come, it’s highly questionable whether our capacity to build better models of cognition increases at the same speed.
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The Guardian: Machine logic: our lives are ruled by big tech’s ‘decisions by data’
Machine Logic, rules and algorithms, are becoming more dominant in daily life and society. That is not necessary a good thing.
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Engadget: Microsoft and MIT can detect AI ‘blind spots’ in self-driving cars
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