Last week, Lee Se-dol, the South Korean Go best who lost in a actual antagonism against DeepMind’s bogus intelligence algorithm AlphaGo in 2016, declared his retirement from able play.
In an abrupt and shock reveal, Japanese electronics architect Sony appear its Vision-S abstraction car to world at CES this week. Sony? Making a car? WHAT!?!
Mozilla has pushed out an update to patch a analytical vulnerability in Firefox. It’s urging users to update as bound as accessible — and it’s joined in that admonishing by the US government.
SpaceX and NASA are alive calm to blow up a rocket over the Atlantic Ocean. The experiment, called an in-flight abort test, will likely lead to the abolition of a Falcon 9 rocket in what SpaceX is apropos to as “rapid appointed disassembly.”
Historically, there has been no safe, non-invasive and/or able method with deep assimilation for modulating the human brain in vivo—stimulating or suppressing assertive brain processes in a living person. Ultrasound, however, offers a able approach, abnormally when used in aggregate with other non-invasive techniques.
New technologies – from bogus intelligence to constructed assay – are set to alter the world, the human condition, and our very being in ways that are hard to imagine. The altercation of these developments limits itself as a rule to alone values. But it is also acute to talk about the aggregate human values that we wish to agreement in our affectionate abstruse society. That brings an important political catechism at the table. How to advance and apparatus human accessory technologies in a socially amenable way?
I’m a geek. And as a geek, I love my tech toys. But over time I’ve noticed toys are acceptable harder to understand.