From The Economist:
From The Economist:
From Harper's:
From Harper's:
From Harper's:
Mr Musk and others are worried about what might happen when a firm finally cracks “general intelligence”, the ability of a computer to perform any human task without being explicitly programmed to do so. Such a vision is probably decades away, but that does not stop Google from talking about it. “We absolutely want to” crack general AI, says Jeff Dean, the boss of Google Brain. If a firm were to manage this, it could change the competitive landscape entirely.
From The Economist:
Most techies are too consumed by the promise and potential profits of AI to spend too much time worrying about the future.
From Harper's:
Frogs and toads can still see colors when humans can see nothing at all.
From Harper's:
Male Siamese fighting fish, who usually lead with their right eyes when aggressing, favor their left eyes if they are on Prozac.
From Harper's:
Swiss and Austrian psychologists isolated the brain activity that distinguishes laughing with from laughing at.
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