The Mirror and the Window
How quickly humanity has become accustomed to speaking through mirrors. Many critics sound alarms about artificial intelligence, yet it is the iPhone that has most profoundly altered the human psyche. https://t.co/5mHl9zYGKh
For the past couple of years, I’ve watched AI tools go from the level of an impressive high-school student to astonishing grad students to irritating, harried, first-year professionals who I’d like to send back to school.
Anyway, I wrote about it here.
https://t.co/yIfBKotl2K
For the past couple of years, I’ve watched AI tools go from the level of an impressive high-school student to astonishing grad students to irritating, harried, first-year professionals who I’d like to send back to school.
Anyway, I wrote about it here.
https://t.co/yIfBKotl2K
The Mirror and the Window
How quickly humanity has become accustomed to speaking through mirrors. Many critics sound alarms about artificial intelligence, yet it is the iPhone that has most profoundly altered the human psyche. https://t.co/5mHl9zYGKh
Surveys done in Somalia show many have been affected by the effects of floods and this kind of initiatives will go a long way in cushioning communities affected especially during this C-19 pandemic. Kudos
As people’s homes become bulwarks against the pandemic, funding for health care is being spent on housing. Maybe they were the same thing all along. https://t.co/BCihLZWzg5
John Ioannidis, among the savviest epidemiologists (his 2005 article alerted us to the replicability crisis) warns that “as the coronavirus pandemic takes hold, we are making decisions without reliable data.” https://t.co/naE4OocuEx via @statnews
Researchers using Facebook's advertising planner accurately tracked arrivals of people from Venezuela to Spain – well ahead of official statistics. This and more in the @newhumanitarian weekly roundup: https://t.co/bj0qLMY9zR