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August 23, 2023
A court in Washington D.C. has ruled that a work of art created by AI without human input cannot be given copyright protection under US law
August 20, 2023
About them were being made, and criticised uberfor using automated decision—making without enough human input. this is a cautionary tale of what can happen when too much responsibility is given to al to make hugely significant decisions about people. so, this was a robo—firing case, where basically the ai decided that some drivers had spent too long waiting for products that they were going to deliver, and that there was some fraud implicated in that, that they were ripping off the company. ...
August 20, 2023
He received another message more than a year later. this time it was an apology. it was written by uber, black and white. they recognised that, "look, the artificial intelligence made a mistake in your case." so, it is a single mistake made just against alexandru? or maybe... ..maybe the artificial intelligence, it failed to make the judgment correctly in his case, maybe failed in a few other cases. it turns out alexandru wasnt the only one. in april, uber and another taxi company were taken to ...
August 19, 2023
And criticised uberfor using automated decision—making without enough human input. this is a cautionary tale of what can happen when too much responsibility is given to al to make hugely significant decisions about people. so, this was a robo—firing case, where basically the ai decided that some drivers had spent too long waiting for products that they were going to deliver, and that there was some fraud implicated in that, that they were ripping off the company. uber said it understands dea...
July 26, 2023
AI has been all over the papers lately. It has even prompted Government intervention on both sides of the pond.
May 18, 2022
Lab houses the most sophisticated equipment to retrieve and analyze data even from severely damaged black boxes, indeed the case in this crash, thats why the two black boxes got sent to washington for analysis, but whats interesting here is before this journal story was published, there had been a lot of speculations on the chinese internet this crash was possibly caused by pilot suicide because a modern proven aircraft like the boeing 737 doesnt simply fall out of the sky. after the story was p...
October 23, 2019
Would be one of the consequences of a de gross. for a slower economy with more services for example more healthcare more education more social care more jobs that require human input and human labor you could find yourself in a position re the labor shortages rather than unemployment. as you move away from a growth based economy. it could mean more jobs it could mean fewer who can say but what we do know is that the concept of economic growth is only challenged in affluent countries. i think its...
March 21, 2019
Common sense at all. i think the american system of government and our constitution is much different than new zealands. they obviously have a system that allows them to ban an confiscate guns. ours just doesnt allow for that. i think the appetite in this country should be around policy changes. i think the common thread among a lot of american shoot sgs that some system, some database, some process that has human input has broken down and allowed someone who shouldnt have a weapon to have a wea...
November 26, 2018
By a human interpreter. so the whole idea these machines are shuffling symbols without providers in itself is delusional and i think its ironic of this brilliant computer scientist of silicon valley loses track of the essence of their science with artificial intelligence to refute these original insights that make computers dependent on human input. >> if we understand macro technology it is continued evolution of the economy.
August 2, 2017
>> mike is a fascinating guy. had he not been able to get his visa, he almost told his co-founder he couldnt come over. do it without me. it wouldnt have been what it was without him. he feels strongly about this and other things. instagram is at a huge scale. people are spending 32 mipnutesa day on it. i asked, what is the biggest challenge you are facing now with this grand scale? take a listen. >> the topping in terms of big challenging questions is how do we maintain instagram as a safe and ...