HBR: As Machines Take Jobs, Companies Need to Get Creative About Making New Ones
Companies need to shift into new markets focuses on human services to deal with current automation of jobs
Venturebeat: 3 types of artificial intelligence, but only 2 are valid
Current AI applications can be broken down into three loose categories: Transformative AI, DIY (Do It Yourself) AI, and Faux AI.
ITChronicles: Data Security – Healthcare Complacency a Cause for Concern
Healthcare Cannot be Complacent about Data Security – ITChronicles With the vast amount of highly sensitive data that is held by healthcare institutions, you would assume that the safeguards around how data is secured and accesed in these organizations would be at the highest level. However, research from ABI Research shows that this is not the case. Related Articles ITChronicles: Data Security – Healthcare Complacency a Cause for Concern Wired: The quantum clock is ticking on encryption – and your data is under threat BBC: Tomorrow’s Buildings: Help! My building has been hacked
Futurity: Tourist pics and YouTube create 3D model of city
A new technology platform uses algorithms to create 3D city models from image and video data.
BBC: Cities need ‘hedges as well as trees’ for environment
To counter air pollution for cars cities need to plant hedges for filtering exhaust fumes
The Ideal Workweek, According to Science
Sigmund Freud’s alarm rang at 7 a.m. each morning. He took one hour to trim his beard and eat a light breakfast before seeing his first patient at eight.
VentureBeat: What businesses are failing to see about AI
AI might replace human acitivities and it is not likely to replace human skills
Observer: These Solar Panel Blinds Will Power Your Home and Reduce Your Electric Bill by 70%
A new startup called SolarGaps has created smart solar panel blinds that can reduce your electricity bill by up to 70 percent.
ComputerWorld: With robots on the job, it won’t be IT as usual
What IT managers need to know about enterprise robotics
A three step approach to transformations
Successful transformations seem to have 3 main steps in common: identify a crisis, start a revolution and enable evolution