We must ask in our increasingly AI world:
Who gets to decide what survives the data compression? Who gets to say, “That’s not me”? And most importantly: who gets to build the representation in the first place?
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Demystifying AI at PubSci
In a recent blog, I reminisced about an evening when I was in the pub debating with friends whether computer
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Storytelling with AI and machine learning
In the 1970s, AI researcher Marvin Minsky, who built the first robotic arm and suggested frames as ways to categorise
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Are computers making us stupid?
In 1996, I listened to Lotfi Zadeh, inventor of fuzzy logic, give his keynote speech at the ‘Artificial Intelligence in
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