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Nasa's Mars lander Insight is going into 'emergency hibernation' and might die, space agency says

The Independent - Tech

Nasa's InSight Mars lander is currently trying to endure the abrasive Martian environment, as it sits on the Red Planet conserving power as its solar panels get covered in dust. InSight was designed to be powered by solar energy, gathered through dual two-meter panels. It was always expected that the panels would reduce their power output as time went on and dust landed on them, but would still have enough to last throughout the two-year mission. Unfortunately, not all has gone to plan. Despite InSight landing in Elysium Planitia, a windswept area of Mars that gets lots of sunlight, none of the passing dust devils (funnel-like chimneys of hot air) have been close enough to clean the panels.


Facebook is testing new video speed dating app called 'Sparked'

The Independent - Tech

Facebook is testing a new video speed dating app called Sparked which emphasises'kindness' and a'positive dating experience' between users. Developed by the social media giant's New Product Experimentation (NPE) team, the app requires users to have a Facebook profile, The Verge reported. The app requires users to type out what makes them a kind dater when signing up, and these responses will reportedly be "reviewed by a human at Sparked" before people can go on the video dates. The social media giant noted that Sparked would not contain any public profiles, or swiping, or DMs, and is likely to be free to use. Users also have to choose whether they want to date men, women, or nonbinary people, according to The Verge which reportedly accessed the app's website.


Australia to build 'independently thinking' drones

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Hong Kong (CNN)Boeing Australia on Wednesday announced plans to make a jet drone with artificial intelligence that can act as a "loyal wingman" for manned jet fighters.


Senior #Architect #Machine Learning #NLP - San Francisco, CA

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Take the technical lead on client engagements from initial presentations through implementations Contribute to the overall strategy and goal development for Machine Learning/ RPA automation product Educate lines of business/services on value afforded by automation and assist with intake process of new use cases Create product roadmap to support goals, sequence of'bots'/ 'builds' and recommend go-live plan Evaluate total automation opportunities across North America Prepare materials for tech/dev, LOB and stakeholder meetings, including but not limited to measurements against KPIs, status updates, and PowerPoint presentations Collaborate with internal partners. You will be exceptional at developing and nurturing relationships with key internal stakeholders in support all of our client's lines of business. Create product roadmap to support goals, sequence of'bots'/ 'builds' and recommend go-live plan You will be exceptional at developing and nurturing relationships with key internal stakeholders in support all of our client's lines of business. Ability to work independently with directional guidance from leadership An ability to meet commitments, build consensus, negotiate resolutions, and garner respect from other teams Experience with agile product management Excellent presentation skills, comfortable presenting to senior leadership Able to sell the value proposition of machine learning/ RPA automation to all Commercial LOBs Strong attention to detail, combined with ability to see and explain the big picture Ability to deal with ambiguity, change, and shifting priorities Ability to manage and prioritize multiple projects simultaneously Ability to deliver intent independently and own end-to-end process from intent creation to delivery High level understanding of machine learning/ RPA automation capabilities Good understanding of various underlying technologies used in RPA such as Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Computing, Machine Learning, Pattern Matching, Analytics etc. Experience in evaluating various technology products and developing expertise in underlying technology and architecture Certification or training in PMP, PMI-ACP, Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), Lean Software Development, Scrum and/or Six Sigma Microsoft Office, 365, SharePoint & PowerPoint'guru' Good understanding of various underlying technologies used in RPA such as Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Computing, Machine Learning, Pattern Matching, Analytics etc.


Artificial Intelligence Ushers in the Era of Music Moneyball (Guest Column)

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Monkeys cannot create copyrightable works. This is an actual rule. In 2011, British photographer David Slater was photographing a troop of macaques when Naruto, a six-year-old, smiled into Slater's lens, pressed the shutter button, and captured this toothy selfie: The lawsuit seeks to establish that Naruto should own his selfie, just as any human being owns a selfie they take. After going viral and popping social media metrics rivaling Ellen DeGeneres' Oscar-selfie, the photo was posted on Wikipedia. Slater fired off a cease-and-desist letter, but Wikipedia refused to take down the photo because a monkey, not a human, created it. PETA jumped into the fray and sued Slater to establish Naruto's ownership of his selfie. After entertaining some giggle-inducing, "monkey-see, monkey-do" briefs, a federal court held that Congress did not intend to extend copyright protection to works created by animals. A recent settlement – in which Slater will donate a portion of future royalties to conservation charities – mooted the Ninth Circuit appeal. Nonetheless, this seemingly frivolous lawsuit has significant consequences.


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Daily Mail

New technology could lead humans to relinquish control over decisions to use lethal force. As artificial intelligence advances, the possibility that machines could independently select and fire on targets is fast approaching. Fully autonomous weapons, also known as'killer robots,' are quickly moving from the realm of science fiction toward reality. As artificial intelligence advances, the possibility that machines could independently select and fire on targets is fast approaching. Fully autonomous weapons, also known as'killer robots,' are quickly moving from the realm of science fiction( like the plot of Terminator) toward reality Researchers explain that machines would make life-and-death determinations outside of human control.