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Stevey's Blog Rants: Software Needs Philosophers - Vimarsana News

Stevey's Blog Rants: Software Needs Philosophers

needs philosophers. This thought has been nagging at me for a year now, and recently it's been growing like a tumor. One that plenty of folks on the 'net would love to see kill me. People don't put much stock in philosophers these days. The popular impression of philosophy is that it's just rhetoric, just frivolous debating about stuff that can never properly be answered. "Spare me the philosophy; let's stick to the facts!" The funny thing is, it's philosophers who gave us the ability to think rationally, to stick to the facts. If it weren't for the work of countless philosophers,

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Is. here and it's exciting to see how this new development will be able to help people to live longer earn healthier lives as lieve if you mention. we travel to stuttgart to see how artificial intelligence works in practice in hospitals and nursing homes computer scientists be a good coffee says that japan has made a lot of progress in developing robots that can look after patients but there are some things that a machine simply can't do. play given by those involved they can't provide real care so i don't use that word when i'm talking about robots and caregivers have to be able to interact e...

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And chaef had started to catch on. >> different ways to run a business. different ways to communicate with your friends. different ways to experience virtual worlds. i don't think we've ever seen a decade like that frankly. >> there was realization this was going to be part of our lives, where our work and entertainment and all that was going to reside. >> i believe that what is happening today is truly a revolution in the deepest sense of the word, that 30 or 40 years from now it's going to be hard to recognize the way we live. >> technology can make our life better. and technology means that...

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After regulators reviewed satellite data of the ethiopia crash. the data very close to that of the lion aircraft in october. the president claimed i know tech better than anyone. he tweeted this, aer planes are becoming far too complex to fly. pilots are no longer needed, but rather computer scientists from m.i.t. i see illustrate all the time in many products. often old and simpler is far better. that's something the former transportation secretary disputed on thursday. >> are airplanes too complex to fly these days? >> absolutely not. we have highly trained pilots. the planes are sophisticat...

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Employee, peter. he spent his whole career working on safety and working on making sure aviation is safe. and that's true of the 38,000, many of whom are air traffic controllers, but many of whom work in safety. the faa is a highly professional organization that cares about aviation safety. >> and we heard from the acting faa administrator this morning on the "today" show on nbc. i want to get your reaction to what he said, take a listen. >> you have to establish at least more than a gut feeling that the two crashes are related before you ground an entire fleet. >> of course. but did all those...