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Why artificial intelligence will never be smart enough to replace a good leader – CSC Blogs

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Recent events suggest that in the next 5 to 10 years, robots will be prevalent in society, serving humans in areas that 10 years ago seemed impossible. Governed by artificial intelligence (AI) and policies we put in place, robots will be helpers in our daily routines. From shopping, driving, cooking, cleaning to looking after people and animals and replicating advanced tasks we model for them, robots will serve us in a large variety of ways. Humans' role in the workforce will change as we seek to differentiate ourselves from AI in order to show our worth. What will humans add to the equation and where will we add value – those are questions we must consider now.


Bots instead of 0800 calls?

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Mark Zuckerberg at F8. "I've never met anyone who likes calling businesses." ANALYSIS: Love it or hate it, Messenger is Facebook's most important product. Already, Facebook the social network feels like the clunky backend of the real product, an app where you actually talk to your friends, who barely post anything personal on the site itself any more. It's not as splashy as Snapchat, but there's a reason it consistently beats those apps in engagement and app downloads. Sixty billion messages are sent a day on Messenger.


Recommender Systems: New Comprehensive Textbook by Charu Aggarwal

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This book covers the topic of recommender systems comprehensively, starting with the fundamentals and then exploring the advanced topics. Algorithms and evaluation: These chapters discuss the fundamental algorithms in recommender systems, including collaborative filtering methods, content-based methods, knowledge-based methods, ensemble-based methods, and evaluation. Recommendations in specific domains and contexts: The context of a recommendation can be viewed as important side information that affects the recommendation goals. Different types of context such as temporal data, spatial data, social data, tagging data, and trustworthiness are explored. Advanced topics and applications: Various robustness aspects of recommender systems, such as shilling systems, attack models, and their defenses are discussed.


US Navy buys 'Archerfish' underwater robots to scour the sea and SHOOT mines

Daily Mail - Science & tech

The archerfish has a unique claim to fame, being able to shoots down prey by spitting water at them. Now, the US Navy is set to use the same principle to shoot explosives and underwater mines. It has bought 22m robot Archerfish from BAE, which can be launched from a helicopter to search and destroy mines in the sea. The Archerfish system from BAE can be launched from a helicopter to search for, then destroy mines in the sea. It can be launched from ships, helicopters and unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs).


Size does matter to women as researchers put it as important as a mans height

Daily Mail - Science & tech

Authors from the Australian National University, Monash and La Trobe provide the most complete answer yet: the size of a flaccid penis can significantly affect how attractive a man's body is to women. Writing in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (a journal commonly known by its initials as PNAS), Brian Mautz, Bob Wong, Richard Peters and Michael Jennions use a clever experimental manipulation of computer-generated imagery - CGI - to test the effects of variation in penis size relative to height and torso shape (shoulder width relative to waist width) on the attractiveness of male bodies to women. How important is penis size? Authors from the Australian National University, Monash and La Trobe provide the most complete answer yet: the size of a flaccid penis can significantly affect how attractive a man's body is to women While researchers found that torso shape was by far the most important determinant of attractiveness, penis size has about as much influence on attractiveness as height. It has been suggests that women favor slightly larger than average penises.


The 7 biggest myths about artificial intelligence - TechRepublic

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We hear about AI taking over our jobs. We hear about AI listening in on our conversations. We hear about AI becoming a substitute for our romantic partners. Here's what the real AI experts Guru Banavar, (IBM), Toby Walsh, (The University of New South Wales), and Roman Yampolskiy (University of Louisville), say about the subject, and why a lot of what you think you know is probably wrong. In 2015, GE inaugurated a new, Multi-Modal manufacturing facility in Chakan, India.


10 artificial intelligence researchers to follow on Twitter - TechRepublic

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For artificial intelligence, 2016 has been called "like 2015 on steroids." Want to learn more about what that really means? Follow these 10 twitter users for an insider's take on the latest developments in AI. The brains behind Google's AI platform DeepMind, Hassabis is arguably one of the most important voices in the AI world today. AlphaGo, created by DeepMind, has surpassed expectations, winning in the game of Go ten years before experts predicted.



What opportunities are created for Analytics with Artificial Intel

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My name's Stelios and I work in Search Marketing on some of the biggest brands in Australia with Big Data Analytics requirements. Throughout 2015, I did a lot. I've very excited to start off 2016 with a blog post about some of the most exciting things I've ever seen throughout my short but eventful digital career: Big Data Analytics and Machine Learning algorithms. One of the biggest events in 2015 in my opinion was Google sharing to the public that for the past three months, search results received direct input from a machine learning, possibly deep learning algorithm. They further remarked it had returned more accurate search results than a Google Engineer, who up till 2015 could've told you what made a page rank in Google.


First look at Scarlett Johansson as the cyborg from 'Ghost in the Shell'

Los Angeles Times

Production is underway on "Ghost in the Shell," Paramount Pictures and DreamWorks Pictures announced Thursday, releasing a first look at Scarlett Johansson ("Lucy," "The Avengers") as cyborg Major Kusanagi. Directed by Rupert Sanders ("Snow White and the Huntsman," "Van Helsing"), the film has begun shooting in Wellington, New Zealand. Based on the eponymous Kodansha Comics manga, written and illustrated by Masamune Shirow, the film centers on the Major, who leads an elite task force called Section 9, focused on stopping only the most dangerous criminals and extremists. Joining Johansson in the cast are Beat Takeshi Kitano ("Battle Royale" series), Juliette Binoche ("The English Patient") and Michael Pitt ("Hannibal," "Boardwalk Empire"). Beloved as the original manga series and resulting animated film and series have been, the live-action adaptation of "Ghost in the Shell" has already courted controversy with its casting of Johansson as its lead.