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Humanity VS Intelligence VS Artificial Intelligence, And Areas Of Study

Humanity refers to the collective qualities, characteristics, and behaviors that are associated with being human. It encompasses a wide range of traits and qualities, including: 1. Empathy: The ability to understand and share the feelings of others. 2. Compassion: The ability to show concern and kindness for others. 3. Creativity: The ability to generate new and innovative ideas. 4. Curiosity: The desire to learn and explore. 5. Rationality: The ability to think critically and logically. 6. Collaboration: The ability to work together towards a common goal. 7. Diversity: The recognition and acceptance of differences between individuals and groups. Humanity is…

Worry Not, The AI Apocalypse! Even The Dinosaurs Were No Match For The Heavens!

There are several existential threats to humanity that are of great concern, but here are some of the most significant ones: 1. Nuclear War: The use of nuclear weapons in a conflict could lead to catastrophic consequences, not only killing millions of people but also causing a nuclear winter that could cause widespread famine and environmental devastation. 2. Climate Change: The rise in global temperatures due to human activities, such as burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and industrial activities, is causing severe environmental and social impacts. These include more frequent and intense natural disasters, sea-level rise, crop failures, water scarcity, and the displacement…

Google Data Cloud & AI Summit : In Less Than 12 Hours From Now

The global event by Google Cloud is happening in less than a day now. If you haven’t registered yet, you can do it here. As with most of their events, this is also free. The topic involves AI and data management on the Google Cloud platform. The event has 2 tracks, one for “AI Innovation” and another for “Data Essentials”. These tracks happen at the same time. But don’t worry about missing the other, they usually make the videos available publicly. Some of the products and services that will be included are BigQuery, Vertex AI, MongoDB Atlas on Google Cloud,…

15 Things We Learned In 2022: Stuffed Puppies, Smart Birds And Self-Healing Robots

1. Mexican frogs are REALLY small Scientists (presumably searching very hard) discovered six new species of frog the size of a thumbnail in the forests of Mexico. One of these has earned the distinction of being Mexico’s tiniest frog. “These frogs potentially play a really important role in the forest ecosystem,” said Tom Jameson from the Department of Zoology. “We need to make sure that they don’t just get wiped off the map because no-one even knows they’re there.” Now, where did we put them? 2. The University Librarian received the greatest Easter gift ever… When the University Library announced in…

How Data-Driven Coaching Helps Employees Reach Their Potential

Data is everywhere. In the business world alone, we use it to track search engine traffic, monitor website activity, land sales, improve customer service — you name it. One area where data doesn’t get enough attention (or application) is employee development. When properly applied, data can guide employees and coaches alike as they attempt to upskill and improve performance. How Data Improves HR Before we break down data in relation to coaching, let’s talk about its influence on human resources as a whole. It’s easy to look at HR as a human-to-human activity. Recruiters use “gut instinct.” Coaching requires that savvy veteran…

Meet Our Data Champions: Emily Bobis, Driving Road Intelligence In Australia

Editor’s note: This is the second blog in Meet the Google Cloud Data Champions, a series celebrating the people behind data and AI-driven transformations. Each blog features a champion’s career journey, lessons learned, advice they would give other leaders, and more. This story features Emily Bobis, Co-Founder of Compass IoT, an award-winning Australian road intelligence company that uses connected vehicle data to improve road safety, infrastructure and city planning. Read more about Compass IoT’s work. Tell us about yourself. Where did you grow up? What did your journey into tech look like? My journey into tech was unintentional — I…

99.9% Of Content Will Be AI-Generated By 2025: Does Anyone Care?

When AI bots can auto-generate unlimited amounts of synthetic content for virtually free, everything about the way the internet looks — and everything about the way we access information — will change. Moreover, it will become impossible to find and identify human-created content in the infinite sea of robot-created articles, books, music, videos, and images. Already most people cannot tell the difference between human-created and bot-created art, music, writing, and video. This creates the pressing need for technology that allows us to find and certify human-made writing, art, and music on the internet. Otherwise, we will not be able to choose if…

Defining An Open Source AI For The Greater Good

Join the conversation by joining the four Deep Dive: AI panel discussions starting on October 11. Artificial intelligence (AI) has become more prevalent in our daily lives. While AI systems may intend to offer users convenience, there have been numerous examples of automated tools getting it wrong, resulting in serious consequences. What’s happening in the AI system that leads to erroneous and harmful conclusions? Probably a dramatic combo of bad AI combined with a lack of human oversight. How do we as a society prevent AI ethics fails? The open source community has had, for well over 20 years, clear…

Flexible AI Computer Chips Promise Wearable Health Monitors That Protect Privacy

The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea My colleagues and I have developed a flexible, stretchable electronic device that runs machine-learning algorithms to continuously collect and analyze health data directly on the body. The skinlike sticker, developed in my lab at the University of Chicago’s Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering, includes a soft, stretchable computing chip that mimics the human brain. To create this type of device, we turned to electrically conductive polymers that have been used to build semiconductors and transistors. These polymers are made to be stretchable, like a rubber band.…

Here’s How Data Science Can Help Solve Global Crises

Global disruptions are growing more complex, taxing the capacities of social impact organizations and governments on the front lines. Innovative companies use data science to improve every aspect of their operations, but those sophisticated tools aren’t available to many organizations and governments. Companies, funders and global institutions together can help organizations and governments build a robust data science infrastructure, to navigate future crises more equitably. Across the world, local officials and NGO workers are heroically responding to overlapping, complex crises – whether they’re battling new waves of the COVID-19 pandemic or delivering aid after natural disasters. The energy and determination…

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