#artificial intelligence
# tech
The next job in line to get automated seems to be line cooks, raising even more alarms about the future of work and the economy.
# tech
Tech pundits keep pitching anatomically correct robots built to be interactive sex toys as a solution for many societal woes despite a lot of red flags that it won't work.
# tech
Computers respect the letter of the law, but they can't understand the spirit. That's why they're terrible at real world policing.
# tech
If you're openly sorting search results with an AI, you're taking on certain responsibilities for which Google might not be ready...
# tech
Could alien AI be the dominant life form in the universe instead of its organic creators?
# tech
The international community is trying to jump ahead of autonomous killer robots, but the messiness of war means they have few answers to the crisis they imagine.
# tech
AI enthusiasts love to write about machines as black boxes with inputs and outputs because they don't know how they would actually be built.
# tech
How do you connect multiple robots into a single hive mind? Yours truly has been trying to come up with a way to do exactly that.
# tech
A Singularity by any other name is still just a utopian cold reading of where technology is headed.
# tech
Don't worry about most white collar office jobs being replaced by machines. At least not yet...
# tech
Artificial General Intelligence, or a synthetic mind, might not be possible to build. But if it were, would we even want to create one?
# tech
As aspiring AI designer picks a very passionate fight with a way of thinking about AI that's been dead for three decades.
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If you're going to be a self-described AI psychologist, you have to understand how AI actually works.
# tech
Does an artificial intelligence need a body to truly become what we could consider intelligent?
# space
We can make our space rovers and probes much smarter than they are today. But we have to get innovative to protect them from alien environments.
