Why Chinese Citizens Are Far More Optimistic About AI Than Americans.
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At the University of Arizona’s commencement in May, former Google Chief Executive Officer Eric Schmidt was booed for extolling the “huge benefits” of AI. Meanwhile, Chinese state media was celebrating how enthusiastically the country’s students were embracing artificial intelligence in the classroom.That said a lot about the decline of American college students, who no doubt, will continue to whine about how they can't get jobs, while they protest about whatever the Democrat Socialists decide. They can't do the required math even at top schools, and they want colleges not to grade them, because they are too stressed out. What the hell? They can boo Eric Schmidt, like he cares.
All is not well in Google Land. A decade of internal AI battles is finally catching up to Google. Well, they have a lot of money, and I'm sure they'll work it out.
Google’s new watch tracks insulin resistance to flag diabetes risk. It sounds nifty, but I'd hate to invest in it, knowing Google's track record. It's more like proof of concept until a more reputable company starts making it.
Another Fauci lie exposed, and this time, it's a liberal reporter complaining. It's becoming clear to more people that the SARS-CoV2 response was an orchestrated scam. Everything – six feet distancing, masks, and the mRNA vax product. The heavy-handed policing. All scams.
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The Mumonkan in 3D. You don't crack these until you study other Zen texts and even some Stoicism, before you understand what the monks were getting at. What these texts describe are monks who were too steeped in Buddhist scripture. They knew the words, but were sorely deficient in the understanding and the practice. This is why Bodhidharma crossed into China.
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Business Insider talks about how mediocre weather apps are causing disruption in businesses. People cancel commitments because of reports of rain, which often turn out to be inaccurate, but businesses lose out from the cancellations. I know first-hand how inaccurate these apps can be. You need multiple opinions. For the Pacific Northwest, Pirate Weather has been the most accurate for me.
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Two opinions on mathematics and AI:
Mathematicians are grappling with the possibility that AI might eclipse them
AI Isn’t Outthinking Mathematicians. It’s Out-Remembering Them
AI Isn’t Outthinking Mathematicians. It’s Out-Remembering Them
Imagine having your own Johnny vonNeuman at your side, helping you to pursue ideas. Wouldn't that be a powerful tool?
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Six 30-second bursts of intense exercise can be enough to trigger some beneficial cardiovascular changes in your body. It's a start anyway.
Gotta get rid of abdominal fat. And visceral fat, which you can't see. Those are the real killers.
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Japanese publishers are fighting imposter news sites with a cryptographic signature. Their news organizations are fighting back against impostors. I'm not sure how much of a problem that is in America.
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Laser-zapping mosquito killing machine is finally available for sale. A bit pricy, but if I were bothered by mosquitoes, I'd consider it.
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Th mysterious art of conducting. I used to think conducting was pointless, until I realized that the orchestra was one giant instrument for a single person to play. And that what you were hearing was one person's interpretation of classical music. Everyone has a different personal approach. At that point, I wanted to conduct an orchestra, too. And one can sort of do that with DAWs and orchestral VPS plug-ins. Not quite the same, but if you have an idea, it's possible. The Spitfire Orchestra sounds great. Check it out.
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Who needs an EE course in circuit design? Now you can learn about it online at Spicy Circuits. This is what the Internet was made for.
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Project S.A.T.U.R.D.A.Y. is about creating your own Jarvis personal assistant. Well, it probably won't be that, but it's another voice-to-text app.
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