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Coming: Robots
The Texas University robot football squad probably won’t go pro, replacing the Dallas Cowboys or Houston Texans. They’re too small, for starters. But they’re helping researchers develop robot office assistants. Smart ones. Maybe as effective as today’s human office gofers. … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial intelligence, getting a grip, information technology, robots, technology
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Robots and Being Catholic
I’ll talk about artificial intelligence, robots, self-awareness, Turing tests, and all that. Someday. Probably. Not today. Robots in factories are getting smarter. We’ve already got ‘robots’ driving cars and trucks. And doing it well enough for folks to be looking … Continue reading
Posted in Being, Catholic
Tagged artificial intelligence, getting a grip, information technology, robots, science, technology
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Books and Flying Cars
That’s a photo of the Malatestiana Library. It’s a public library in Cesena. The Malatestiana Library was built around the mid 1400s. It’s named after a local aristocrat, but is the first civic library in Europe: not a private collection. … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, history, information technology, robots, technology
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Off the Rails
About 78 folks were on Amtrak Cascades passenger train 501 Monday morning. They’ll be late. At best. I’ll be looking at what happened, new and old technology. Also how I see change and progress. New issues, old problems Changing Tech, … Continue reading
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Tagged America, artificial intelligence, authority, history, information technology, natural law, technology
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