by Daniel Carter Humans have had a great ride. We’ve overcome vicious predators, drastic shifts in climate, diseases, large-scale warfare and many other things that would have put an end to lesser species. These days, life is so comfortable and …
BY PATRICK WATSON Economics is the study of people’s rational choices in scarcity and uncertainty. The problem: people aren’t rational. They often act against their own economic interests—or appear to. So we have behavioral economics to figure out why. Now, you might think …
by Geoffrey Grider According to the South China Morning Post walking through the front door at the Jiujiang Road branch, users are met by a friendly looking humanoid that answers questions using voice recognition. Using the branch is certainly surreal. First time …
“Remarkable” — that’s how researchers are describing the results of a new study done on mice displaying traits associated with Alzheimer’s disease. The deletion of just a single enzyme saw the near total reversal of the deposition of amyloid plaques …
by Thinker Where has Thinker been? Experiencing the non-human entities that are sharing planet Earth with humans. An experience that has taken some time to adjust to and understand as best as possible. Dealing with that which most humans don’t …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXzyY_fFLgY Alex Jones breaks down how artificial intelligence is being moved to a place of prominence as hospitals plan to depend patients’ life and longevity on the opinion and perspective of a supercomputer.
The robots are coming… what’s your opinion on this? Are robots and automation good or bad? Or is it how the technology is used that really matters? China’s New AI Police Station Won’t Have Humans https://futurism.com/chinas-ai-police-station-humans/ Chinese robot dentist is …