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At the recent AI4 conference in Las Vegas (August 11th – 13th), Geoffrey Hinton, often called the “grandfather of AI”, delivered his remarks on designing AI with “maternal instincts,” with the goal that these super-intelligent systems see humanity as their “baby,” ensuring benevolence towards us rather than replacing us. While I
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This post is also available as a podcast if you prefer to listen on the go or enjoy an audio format: We stand at a curious moment in human history. Despite unprecedented advances in automation and artificial intelligence, many working people today struggle more than ever. Technology now exists to
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This post is also available as a podcast if you prefer to listen on the go or enjoy an audio format: The relationship between economic policy and technological innovation has never been more complex or consequential than it is today. As we navigate a landscape marked by renewed trade tensions
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This post is also available as a podcast if you prefer to listen on the go or enjoy an audio format: Here at BearNetAI, my focus is AI education and outreach. While I am primarily an AI Advocate and Technology Enthusiast, I sometimes enjoy taking on the role of a
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This post is also available as a podcast if you prefer to listen on the go or enjoy an audio format: Here at BearNetAI, my focus is AI education and outreach. While I am primarily an AI Advocate and Technology Enthusiast, I sometimes enjoy taking on the role of a
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Unlike my usual and customary posts on this blog, this one will be more editorial but still very relevant to AI. As a young boy, I grew up watching Star Trek and continue to do so today. I’m a hard-core “Trekkie” through and through. I watched an old episode