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54 free online courses from the best colleges in the US — including Princeton, Harvard, and Yale Moravec‘s Paradox

54 free online courses from the best colleges in the US — including Princeton, Harvard, and Yale

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March 18, 2020
Cambridge tech companies attract more investment per head than London’s Moravec‘s Paradox

Cambridge tech companies attract more investment per head than London’s

Cambridge outstripped London in 2019 for investment per head in tech companies.It received £3,361 of investment per person, compared to just £840.25 in London, despite the capital having 51,000 digital tech businesses generating £64billion turnover.Tim Brears, CEO of Evonetix, which recently secured £23m of investment.It made the city comfortably top…
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March 17, 2020
How AI Is Transforming Healthcare Moravec‘s Paradox

How AI Is Transforming Healthcare

Artificial intelligence is driving massive improvement and innovation in the healthcare and life sciences sectors. AI is expediting advances in drug research and discovery. It’s allowing for better and faster diagnoses. And it’s enabling far greater efficiency in business processes. That’s noteworthy considering so many of us stand to benefit…
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March 16, 2020
The Evolution of Artificial Intelligence and Future of National Security Moravec‘s Paradox

The Evolution of Artificial Intelligence and Future of National Security

Artificial intelligence is all the rage these days. In the popular media, regular cyber systems seem almost passe, as writers focus on AI and conjure up images of everything from real-life Terminator robots to more benign companions. In intelligence circles, China’s uses of closed-circuit television, facial recognition technology, and other…
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March 13, 2020