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Inside the Digital Society: Digital and human ways of thinking | Association for Progressive Communications - Vimarsana News

Inside the Digital Society: Digital and human ways of thinking | Association for Progressive Communications

29 March 2021 Here are two related questions about the relationship between digital technology – to illustrate, I’ll say ‘AI’ – and humans: what can AI do that humans can’t? and what can humans do that AI can’t? They’re questions that will become more and more important over the next decade. What can AI do that humans can’t (or won’t)? The first is maybe easier to answer. The processing power that’s available today/tomorrow means that computers, AI, datafication can/will analyse information and reach conclusions on a scale that humans simply can’t. Crunching massive da...

Source: apc.org
Ten Interesting Things We Read This Week - Vimarsana News

Ten Interesting Things We Read This Week

Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Investing (Mastery through deliberate practice), Technology (Why your bank's systems keep failing), Business (Secrets of successful listening), and Obituary (Katharine Whitehorn and Mahinder Watsa - Counsels of imperfection)

Star Trek's Brent Spiner on Fan Fiction, his new fictional autobiography - Vimarsana News

Star Trek's Brent Spiner on Fan Fiction, his new fictional autobiography

Credit: Designed by Rob Grom for St. Martins Press The cover, designed by Rob Grom, evokes the many genres that the book dovetails between — the lipstick-kissed envelope calls up a thriller/noir element, for example, while an image of a young Brent Spiner-dressed-as-Data looks like it was created out of cut-out of pieces of paper, very similar to those used in a ransom note. Despite those dark evocations, however, the look of Spiner also suggests that the book will be a humorous read as well. In an exclusive interview with SYFY WIRE, Spiner shares how the book came to be, and what reader...

Source: syfy.com