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  Tech Questions for 2022 Seen in No.201 — Jan 09, 2022

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  No.200 Asides Seen in No.200 — Dec 12, 2021

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  The Myth of Artificial Intelligence Seen in No.200 — Dec 12, 2021

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  No.198 Asides Seen in No.198 — Nov 28, 2021

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  Don’t Kick the Robot Seen in No.197 — Nov 21, 2021

• ai centaurs hybrids writing futures

  The Future of AI Is a Conversation with a Computer Seen in No.195 — Nov 07, 2021

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  AI Is No Match for the Quirks of Human Intelligence Seen in No.195 — Nov 07, 2021

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  How AI Is Reinventing What Computers Are Seen in No.194 — Oct 31, 2021

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  The Slab and the Permacomputer Seen in No.194 — Oct 31, 2021

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  The Doctor Will Cyborg You Now Note — Oct 21, 2021

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  The Intelligence of Bodies Seen in No.192 — Oct 17, 2021

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  How DeepMind Is Reinventing the Robot Seen in No.191 — Oct 10, 2021

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  No.189 Asides Seen in No.189 — Sep 26, 2021

• ai singularity intelligence more than human

  Ushering in the Era of “Beneficial Intelligence” Seen in No.189 — Sep 26, 2021

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  Making Common Sense Seen in No.189 — Sep 26, 2021

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  Agriculture in the Here and Now Seen in No.188 — Sep 19, 2021

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  Machine Learning’s Crumbling Foundations Seen in No.188 — Sep 19, 2021

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  Intelligences Note — Sep 16, 2021

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  The Computer Scientist Training AI to Think with Analogies Seen in No.183 — Jul 25, 2021

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  Planetary Sapience Seen in No.178 — Jun 20, 2021

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  No.176 Asides Seen in No.176 — Jun 06, 2021

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  The Race to Understand the Thrilling, Dangerous World of Language AI Seen in No.176 — Jun 06, 2021

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  Superhistory, Not Superintelligence Seen in No.173 — May 16, 2021

• cities power voice assistants ai

  She Wants Your Attention, She’s the Voice of the City'' Seen in No.171 — May 02, 2021

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  Stop Talking About AI Ethics. It’s Time to Talk About Power. Seen in No.171 — May 02, 2021

• robots kate darling ai basaap augmentation

  Robots Are Animals, Not Humans Seen in No.170 — Apr 25, 2021

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  No.169 Asides Seen in No.169 — Apr 18, 2021

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  Why Computers Won’t Make Themselves Smarter Seen in No.167 — Apr 04, 2021

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  No.165 Asides Seen in No.165 — Mar 21, 2021

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  Explore Synthetic Futuring Seen in No.165 — Mar 21, 2021

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  The Algorithmic Auditing Trap Seen in No.165 — Mar 21, 2021

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  Blueprints of Intelligence Seen in No.163 — Mar 07, 2021

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  Touching the Future Seen in No.161 — Feb 21, 2021

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  Nurturing Architecture Seen in No.160 — Feb 14, 2021

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  No.160 Asides Seen in No.160 — Feb 14, 2021

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  No.159 Asides Seen in No.159 — Feb 07, 2021

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  No.155 Asides Seen in No.155 — Dec 20, 2020

• gpt3 ai automation writing

  Experimenting With GPT-3 Felt Like Witnessing a Technological Revolution Seen in No.155 — Dec 20, 2020

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  The Way We Train AI Is Fundamentally Flawed Seen in No.152 — Nov 29, 2020

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  R2D2 as a Model for AI Collaboration Seen in No.152 — Nov 29, 2020

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  Automating Society Report 2020 Seen in No.150 — Nov 15, 2020

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  The DOOM! Report Seen in No.149 — Nov 08, 2020

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  Disassembly Required Seen in No.147 — Oct 25, 2020

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  No.145 Asides Seen in No.145 — Oct 11, 2020

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  Lawful Neutral Seen in No.141 — Sep 13, 2020

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  No.139 Asides Seen in No.139 — Aug 30, 2020

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  I Am a Model and I Know That Artificial Intelligence Will Eventually Take My Job Seen in No.136 — Aug 09, 2020

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  No.135 Asides Seen in No.135 — Jul 19, 2020

• ai power transparency ethics

  Don’t Ask if Artificial Intelligence Is Good or Fair, Ask How It Shifts Power Seen in No.134 — Jul 12, 2020

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  The Loss Of Public Goods To Big Tech Seen in No.133 — Jul 05, 2020

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  Is DNA Hardware or Software? Seen in No.133 — Jul 05, 2020

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  No.132 Asides Seen in No.132 — Jun 28, 2020

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  No.129 Asides Seen in No.129 — Jun 07, 2020

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  No.127 Asides Seen in No.127 — May 24, 2020

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  The Screen New Deal Seen in No.126 — May 17, 2020

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  No.119 Asides Seen in No.119 — Mar 29, 2020

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  AI Is An Ideology, Not A Technology Seen in No.119 — Mar 29, 2020

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  No.117 Asides Seen in No.117 — Mar 15, 2020

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  It Doesn’t Matter If Anyone Exists or Not Seen in No.116 — Mar 08, 2020

• cities smart cities ai smart citizens

  The Personified City Seen in No.114 — Feb 23, 2020

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  No.114 Asides Seen in No.114 — Feb 23, 2020

• ai design non human intelligence ai centaurs hybrids augmentation basaap

  Centaurs or Butlers? Designing for Human Relationships with Non-Human Intelligences Seen in No.113 — Feb 16, 2020

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  Anthropology, Cybernetics, and Establishing a New Branch of Engineering Seen in No.113 — Feb 16, 2020

• bruce sterling ai

  Artificial Morality Seen in No.110 — Jan 26, 2020

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  No.107 Asides Seen in No.107 — Dec 15, 2019

• ai ethics responsible tech

  If You Don’t Build It, They Won’t Come Seen in No.106 — Dec 08, 2019

• ai history storytelling ubi mapping climate crisis renewables

  No.105 Asides Seen in No.105 — Dec 04, 2019

• ai jobs below the api data humans in the loop fauxtomation

  Neural Nets Are Just People All the Way Down Seen in No.100 — Oct 27, 2019

• ai ai now institute kate crawford meredith whittaker facial recognition affectr recognition bias cities surveillance automation climate crisis

  AI in 2019: A Year in Review Seen in No.99 — Oct 20, 2019

• ai yoshua bengio context causality understanding five whys

  An AI Pioneer Wants His Algos to Understand the ‘Why’ Seen in No.98 — Oct 13, 2019

• luddites big tech decarbonization climate crisis ai common good

  To Decarbonize We Must Decomputerize: Why We Need a Luddite Revolution Seen in No.95 — Sep 22, 2019

• ai automation future of work

  On “AI” Replacing Jobs and Humans Seen in No.94 — Sep 15, 2019

• patreon jay springett internet ai civilization history crowdfunding climate crisis russia satellites

  No.93 Asides Seen in No.93 — Sep 08, 2019

• ai deepmind science transdisciplinarity

  Inside DeepMind’s Epic Mission to Solve Science’s Trickiest Problem Seen in No.90 — Aug 18, 2019

• china ai education

  China Has Started a Grand Experiment in AI Education. It Could Reshape How the World Learns Seen in No.89 — Aug 11, 2019

• ai art techno-culture shenzhen augmentation centaurs

  Artificial Intelligence and Art at Exponential View Seen in No.87 — Jul 28, 2019

• ai techno-culture art hybrids

  The Past, Present, and Future of AI Art Seen in No.85 — Jun 23, 2019

• bruce schneier ai society china surveillance research

  AI Can Thrive in Open Societies Seen in No.85 — Jun 23, 2019

• commons europe pollution renewables low tech ai onepercent history scenius

  No.84 Asides Seen in No.84 — Jun 16, 2019

• autonomous vehicles ai kai-fu lee

  AGI Has Been Delayed Seen in No.82 — Jun 02, 2019

• jason edward lewis indigenous peoples futures ai gaming

  Jason Edward Lewis Wants Ethical Artificial Intelligence with an Indigenous Worldview Seen in No.81 — May 26, 2019

• ai mobile edge computing

  A New Way to Build Tiny Neural Networks Could Create Powerful AI on Your Phone Seen in No.80 — May 19, 2019

• ai common good society big tech techo-culture

  Don’t Let Industry Write the Rules for AI Seen in No.79 — May 12, 2019

• ai augemented intelligence joichi ito hybrids systems design

  Forget About Artificial Intelligence, Extended Intelligence Is the Future Seen in No.77 — Apr 28, 2019

• ai kate crawford meredith whittaker ethics data

  How Will AI Change Your Life? Seen in No.75 — Apr 14, 2019

• music art techno-culture ai hybrids centaurs augmentation

  What Will Happen When Machines Write Songs Just as Well as Your Favorite Musician? Seen in No.74 — Apr 07, 2019

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  No.74 Asides Seen in No.74 — Apr 07, 2019

• mark zuckerberg open web regulation ai

  Mark Zuckerberg Does Not Speak for the Internet Seen in No.74 — Apr 07, 2019

• ai deb chachra fungi creativity writing water history

  No.73 Asides Seen in No.73 — Mar 31, 2019

• james bridle ai intelligence more than human octopuses

  Life Rewired Reads Seen in No.73 — Mar 31, 2019

• ai art ian bogost history blockchain techno-culture

  The AI-Art Gold Rush Is Here Seen in No.71 — Mar 17, 2019

• ai science

  How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Science Seen in No.71 — Mar 17, 2019

• big tech left evgeny morozov economy policy ai smart citizens

  The Left Needs to Get Radical on Big Tech – Moderate Solutions Won’t Cut It Seen in No.70 — Mar 10, 2019

• ai amy webb futures democracy big tech usa china transdisciplinary

  Why AI Is a Threat to Democracy—and What We Can Do to Stop It Seen in No.69 — Mar 03, 2019

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  No.68 Asides Seen in No.68 — Feb 24, 2019

• futures algorithms books science fiction nick harkaway eliot peper ai

  An Interview with Nick Harkaway: Algorithmic Futures, Literary Fractals, and Mimetic Immortality Seen in No.68 — Feb 24, 2019

• algorithms fairness joichi ito ai

  Supposedly ‘Fair’ Algorithms Can Perpetuate Discrimination Seen in No.67 — Feb 17, 2019

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  No.66 Asides Seen in No.66 — Feb 10, 2019

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  No.65 Asides Seen in No.65 — Feb 03, 2019

• ai apple gaming china cities brain nature

  No.64 Asides Seen in No.64 — Jan 27, 2019

• automation fabien girardin near future laboratory data futures ai

  When Automation Bites Back Seen in No.63 — Jan 20, 2019

• finland ai education history libraries

  No.62 Asides Seen in No.62 — Jan 13, 2019

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  Hinton and Hassabis: AGI Is Nowhere Close to Being a Reality Seen in No.62 — Jan 13, 2019

• information data surveillance sousveillance ai

  We Can’t Own Information Seen in No.61 — Dec 16, 2018

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  No.61 Asides Seen in No.61 — Dec 16, 2018

• ai policy surveillance

  After a Year of Tech Scandals, Our 10 Recommendations for AI Seen in No.61 — Dec 16, 2018

• montreal ai ethics

  The Declaration - Montreal Responsible AI Seen in No.60 — Dec 09, 2018

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  The AI Transforming the Way Aircraft Are Built Seen in No.60 — Dec 09, 2018

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  No.60 Asides Seen in No.60 — Dec 09, 2018

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  No.59 Asides Seen in No.59 — Dec 02, 2018

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  No.57 Asides Seen in No.57 — Nov 18, 2018

• ai danah boyd ethics

  Don’t Believe Every AI You See Seen in No.57 — Nov 18, 2018

• china ai robots war nationalism

  China’s Brightest Children Recruited to Develop AI ‘Killer Bots’ Seen in No.57 — Nov 18, 2018

• ai human intelligence agi

  Artificial Intelligence Hits the Barrier of Meaning Seen in No.56 — Nov 11, 2018

• economy big tech dystopia jeffrey sachs ai

  ‘Tech Tax’ Necessary to Avoid Dystopia, Says Leading Economist Seen in No.54 — Oct 28, 2018

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  No.54 Asides Seen in No.54 — Oct 28, 2018

• algorithms robots automation ai

  The Algorithms of August Seen in No.53 — Oct 21, 2018

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  No.53 Asides Seen in No.53 — Oct 21, 2018

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  Kai-Fu Lee, The Rising Tide: A Jobless Future Is Coming Seen in No.53 — Oct 21, 2018

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  The Automation Charade Seen in No.52 — Oct 07, 2018

• yuval noah harari technology politics tyranny abyss gazing ai

  Yuval Noah Harari on Why Technology Favors Tyranny Seen in No.49 — Sep 16, 2018

• tega brain environment technoculture ai software agents

  Deep Swamp Seen in No.47 — Sep 02, 2018

• art ai synthetic media

  The First Piece of AI-Generated Art to Come to Auction Seen in No.46 — Aug 26, 2018

• ethics technology ai cory doctorow

  Telling the Truth About Defects in Technology Should Never, Ever, Ever Be Illegal. EVER. Seen in No.46 — Aug 26, 2018

• algorithms music ai creativity

  Where Are the Originals Amongst the Algorithms? Note — May 25, 2018

• google ai voice assistants ethics privacy

  Who’s Being Duped? Google Announces the Hemming and Hawing Duplex. Note — May 25, 2018

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