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Wednesday, January 24, 2018
Alzheimer APP
A 14-Year-Old Made An App To Help Alzheimer’s Patients Recognize Their Loved Ones.
After watching her grandmother struggle to remember her own family members, the young coder Emma Yang decided to figure out how to use AI and facial recognition to help her–and others coping with the illness.
https://www.fastcompany.com/40519094/embargo-wed-6am-et-a-14-year-old-made-an-app-to-help-alzheimers-patients-recognize-their-loved-ones?
After watching her grandmother struggle to remember her own family members, the young coder Emma Yang decided to figure out how to use AI and facial recognition to help her–and others coping with the illness.
https://www.fastcompany.com/40519094/embargo-wed-6am-et-a-14-year-old-made-an-app-to-help-alzheimers-patients-recognize-their-loved-ones?
Thursday, January 11, 2018
Samsung Smart Fridge says: 'Me Too'
From City AM of the UK:
The innovative product below is a must-have, in my view: I am going to order one.
Next week: Release of The Smart Toilet Seat, also known as Harvey (after a famous -- now notorious -- Hollywood movie producer) which offers a selection of 50 famous operas: at the touch of a button, you get to hear the gorgeous voice of Luciano Pavarotti rising up from the toilet plumbing in majestic mode.
"We have fitted Harvey with a high-tech sound system, after consulting the Royal Opera House in London.
Listening to famous arias and rich baritones will assist you in your excretion efforts while you are sitting on Harvey, through relaxation and unwanted-noise sound-proofing, as it is called in Japan.
It is all about reducing stress for opera lovers. Not the others, obviously, but then again they don't have to buy our Smart Toilet Seat," explained Bill Windbag-Winkles, Marketing Manager Europe, The Smart Toilet Seat [Harvey] PLC.
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This year’s version of Samsung’s smart fridge, still called the Family Hub, adds new features. As well as being able to view a live camera feed of your sliced ham from almost anywhere on the planet, the world’s most pointlessly advanced fridge now boasts premium speakers alongside its touchscreen display, meaning you can watch entire movies while standing next to your freezer.
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http://www.cityam.com/278579/rollable-tvs-mind-reading-hats-some-best-and-weirdest-new?
The innovative product below is a must-have, in my view: I am going to order one.
Next week: Release of The Smart Toilet Seat, also known as Harvey (after a famous -- now notorious -- Hollywood movie producer) which offers a selection of 50 famous operas: at the touch of a button, you get to hear the gorgeous voice of Luciano Pavarotti rising up from the toilet plumbing in majestic mode.
"We have fitted Harvey with a high-tech sound system, after consulting the Royal Opera House in London.
Listening to famous arias and rich baritones will assist you in your excretion efforts while you are sitting on Harvey, through relaxation and unwanted-noise sound-proofing, as it is called in Japan.
It is all about reducing stress for opera lovers. Not the others, obviously, but then again they don't have to buy our Smart Toilet Seat," explained Bill Windbag-Winkles, Marketing Manager Europe, The Smart Toilet Seat [Harvey] PLC.
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This year’s version of Samsung’s smart fridge, still called the Family Hub, adds new features. As well as being able to view a live camera feed of your sliced ham from almost anywhere on the planet, the world’s most pointlessly advanced fridge now boasts premium speakers alongside its touchscreen display, meaning you can watch entire movies while standing next to your freezer.
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http://www.cityam.com/278579/rollable-tvs-mind-reading-hats-some-best-and-weirdest-new?
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Microsoft Quantum Development Kit
(Requires Registration).
And a short introductory video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7b4J2INq9c&MC=Vstudio&MC=JavaScript&MC=WebDev&MC=AppDnDTool
Translated
Monday, January 1, 2018
AI News from Intel
- AI News from Intel:
https://newsroom.intel.com/editorials/intels-new-self-learning-chip-promises-accelerate-artificial-intelligence/
http://www.vision-systems.com/articles/2017/07/deep-learning-device-from-intel-enables-artificial-intelligence-programming-at-the-edge.html
http://www.vision-systems.com/articles/2017/08/intel-acquires-mobileye-plans-to-deploy-100-autonomous-vehicles-later-this-year.html
Sunday, December 24, 2017
AI @ Rand Corporation
Rand Corporation's site on Artificial Intelligence (a good place to start reading about AI's social and political implications)
Friday, December 15, 2017
email Signatures
I saw this on Moneyish and wanted to share it.
https://moneyish.com/ish/what-people-really-think-when-you-use-these-email-sign-offs/
For myself, after years of using "Best" (rated the worst in another article), I have moved from "Warm Regards" to "Kind Regards", and I expect to stay there for a while.
https://moneyish.com/ish/what-people-really-think-when-you-use-these-email-sign-offs/
For myself, after years of using "Best" (rated the worst in another article), I have moved from "Warm Regards" to "Kind Regards", and I expect to stay there for a while.
Monday, November 6, 2017
Technology, Statecraft, and Unrestricted Warfare
Ambassador Chas Freeman on Technology, Statecraft, and Unrestricted Warfare:
http://chasfreeman.net/technology-statecraft-and-unrestricted-warfare/
http://chasfreeman.net/technology-statecraft-and-unrestricted-warfare/
Thursday, October 26, 2017
AI in the News
In the news
Here is the full story of the pet parrot having placed an order over Amazon via the Alexa voice-recognition platform.
The Texan parrot in the video-clip is also very articulate. Maybe he could fill in for the Prime Minister, Theresa May, who seems to need a break from it all: "Brexit means Brexit! Brexit means Brexit! Squawk! Brexit means..."
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Here is the full story of the pet parrot having placed an order over Amazon via the Alexa voice-recognition platform.
The Texan parrot in the video-clip is also very articulate. Maybe he could fill in for the Prime Minister, Theresa May, who seems to need a break from it all: "Brexit means Brexit! Brexit means Brexit! Squawk! Brexit means..."
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replicate everything, from a human to a telephone. Credit: Einstein Parrot
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Friday, October 13, 2017
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