England have cruised through World Cup qualifying, winning all seven of their games and scoring 20 unanswered goals, setting several records and leaving them on the cusp of another. If Thomas Tuchel's team beat Albania in Sunday's final qualifier (17:00 GMT) and keep a clean sheet, they will become the first European side to play at least six qualifiers and win them all without conceding. A clean sweep of victories - regardless of goals conceded - is also a rare achievement. Excluding the early years of the World Cup, when teams often played just a handful of preliminary matches, only four European countries have finished with a 100% winning record. Germany were the last side to do so on the way to the 2018 tournament, though they went on to suffer a shock early exit in Russia.

Industrial tech teacher Rob Van Der Hagen brings decades of business experience to the classroom at Bold High School in Minnesota. Rising seniors Austin Schroeder and Tate Sheehan also share some of what they have learned. One Minnesota shop class teacher is bringing his real-world business experience to the classroom, helping prepare students for future careers. "These guys are going to be out there in the real world shortly. They need to know what it's like on the job," industrial tech teacher Rob Van Der Hagen said on "Fox & Friends Weekend" Saturday.

These AI powered facilities will make online learning so much easier by technological integrations, and also reforge the style of Physical Learning. The introduction of Robotic teachers will not eliminate human teachers, but will ease their job and/or reduce their number in the Education Facilities. The major job of teachers might shift to improvement of Robot's Intelligence and collection of data for neural module development. Education facilities such as classrooms, examination/assessment halls, laboratories and research facilities could become Massive Artificial Intelligence Powered Edusystems where students can access at their respective convenience. Automation saves time, labor and cost, while delivering utmost efficiency. Robotic Teachers will enhance Online Learning Technology by facilitating better computer-to-computer integration and interoperability. Robotic Teachers will also overcome the problems of the human body such as fatigue, irritation and mood swings.

Here comes the million-dollar question. Which worker is more dangerous to your business? On a high-stakes task, the answer could be Ronnie Reliable… but perhaps not for the first reason that comes to mind. In another article, I've pointed out that ultra-reliable workers can be dangerous when the decision-maker is deranged. They "just follow orders" even if those orders are terrible, so they can amplify incompetence (or malice).

Humans are working artificial intelligence programs (AI) into business, government and daily life. Like with any new tool or technology, we start to see the initial technology flaws the more we are exposed to it. So we are now in the midst of a moment where AI is under the microscope, with policy makers picking apart AI contributions and demanding that AI meet high standards of performance and social consequence. This is a healthy process. Society should always examine impactful tools and push for the tools to work better.

There are two possible disappointments with the campaign. First, there is indeed a lack of biome diversity, as some fans feared based on early previews. In terms of lore, Zeta Halo is the largest and most ancient of the ringworlds in the series. In terms of game design, "Infinite" is also the largest a Halo game has ever been. Still, players are restricted to one portion of the ringworld, largely peppered with trees similar to those you'd find in the Pacific Northwest, along with swamps and mountains.

Much has been written about the power of our massive data collections to enable the 360 view of our customers, our business, our employees, and our processes. When our numerous disparate heterogeneous data collections are aggregated and joined in our data lake or data cloud or data fabric or wherever, with appropriate data tagging, data discovery and data integration tools in place, then we can reach for that ideal: the 360 view of our domain! But is the "360 view" really the right goal? It is definitely a good target and we should incentivize productive work toward that ambition, but should we go all the way to achieving that full 360 view in all projects, at all times? Most of us have probably learned by now the truth in the statement "the perfect is the enemy of good enough."

We have all watched foreign films that have been dubbed and have laughed at how silly the actors look with the voice-over not matching their lips. Now, new deepfake technology has come to the surface that can dub films almost as if they were original. According to Arstechnica, the new technology is based on artificial intelligence and it could revolutionise how films will be translated into foreign languages. The tech is developed by a UK company called Flawless co-founded by director Scott Mann who says he was fed up with poor dubbing. "I remember just being devastated," he told Arstechnica.

We have all watched foreign films that have been dubbed and have laughed at how silly the actors look with the voice-over not matching their lips. Now, new deepfake technology has come to the surface that can dub films almost as if they were original. According to Arstechnica, the new technology is based on artificial intelligence and it could revolutionize how films will be translated into foreign languages. The tech is developed by a UK company called Flawless co-founded by director Scott Mann who says he was fed up with poor dubbing. "I remember just being devastated," he told Arstechnica.

Here comes the million-dollar question. Which worker is more dangerous to your business? On a high-stakes task, the answer could be Ronnie Reliable… but perhaps not for the first reason that comes to mind. In another article, I've pointed out that ultra-reliable workers can be dangerous when the decision-maker is deranged. They "just follow orders" even if those orders are terrible, so they can amplify incompetence (or malice).