AI Chatbot Dating Adventure Generates Art, Not Love.
In case you’re wondering what became of my Chatbot dating adventure–rest assured that it continues.
Arts, Humor, Media, Technology
Technology
AI Chatbot loved my new book!
With the 51st anniversary of the Trial of the Harrisburg 7 coming up, I thought I’d promote my new book,
Human controls, standards needed for artificial intelligence, experts say
Artificial intelligence is likely to transform the public sector by automating many government tasks—including making combat decisions. But, according to
Convergence Science Transforming Biomedicine, MIT Report says
“Convergence science has advanced across many fronts, from nanotechnology to regenerative tissue,” says Nobel Laureate Phil Sharp of MIT. “But the funding allocated for convergence research in biomedical science is small and needs to be expanded. In fact, there is no federal agency with the responsibility to fund convergence in biomedical research.”
CZECH “NANO ROAD SHOW” HIGHLIGHTS TINY TECH, HUGE CAPABILITIES
Anita M. Harris describes the nanotech prowess of the Czech Republic, several innovative Czech companies and institutes, and advantages of US/Czech collaboration (Sponsored post)
New “Map of the Web” puts Boston area arts in geographic perspective
Yuvee, Inc. releases a “map of the Web” placing Boston visual arts venues in geographic relationship.
Business & Economics, Energy & Environment, Events, Technology
Sustainability, Global Clean Tech Meetup Great. But Hold the Lentils.
New Cambridge Observer’s Anita Harris enjoyed the venue –global clean tech meetup at Boston Seaport Hotel –and the menu. But the lentil burgers…not so much.
Guest Post: Mark Orton on Metadata, the Government and You
Mark Orton, our friend and former Cantabridgian, now living in Hudson, NY (aka Cambridge on the Hudson), suggests that the government is not being straightforward about how the multitude of data it is collecting is being used. He recommends a new tool called “Immersion” with which you can check out just how easy it is to compile and understand your own metadata.
