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‘Impossible Things’ Trailer: Kickstarter-Backed Horror Film Co-Written by Artificial Intelligence

‘Impossible Things’ Trailer: Kickstarter-Backed Horror Film Co-Written by Artificial Intelligence
Aside from being an awesome horror film, ‘Impossible Things’ is engineered using big data and artificial intelligence from the initial creative stage to ensure that it is the scariest and creepiest horror film out there!”
The studio, created by Jack Zhang, started a Kickstarter campaign to fund his horror film, “Impossible Things.”
The Article is related to: Film and tagged Artificial intelligence , Kickstarter , Trailers , Video
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@IndieWire: “#ImpossibleThings trailer for the Kickstarter-backed horror film co-written by A.I.”

The first trailer for the Kickstarter-backed horror film “Impossible Things” which was co-written by Artificial Intelligence.

‘Impossible Things’ Trailer: Kickstarter-Backed Horror Film Co-Written by Artificial Intelligence

Amazon.co.uk: R Magnusholm: Books, Biogs, Audiobooks, Discussions

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IBM creates world’s first artificial phase-change neurons

The engineers never quite know exactly when each artificial neuron will fire.
With the artificial neurons, the square of GST begins life in its amorphous phase.
A diagram showing a single phase-change neuron.
The phase-change neurons are the closest we’ve come to creating artificial devices that behave like biological neurons, perhaps leading us towards efficient, massively parallel computer designs that apply neuromorphic approaches to decision-making and processing sensory information.
Enough fluff-let’s talk about how these phase-change neurons are actually constructed.

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@RobertoVjlla: “.@IBMResearch in Zurich creates world’s first artificial neurons #DigitalTransformation #AI”

They behave like biological neurons, including low power usage and dense scaling.

IBM creates world’s first artificial phase-change neurons

Artificial Intelligence and the Role of the Salesperson

It is not accurate enough to provide a consistent level of service, unlike a human being.
Recognising the fact, Fast Company believes that businesses can capitalise on it to retain sales staff and provide a level of service that AI cannot.
For now, AI can take on the burden of simple sales and service questions, but there is a long way to go before it replaces salespeople.
The example of DigitalGenius demonstrates nicely how useful AI can be to retail and customer service, but there are still plenty of barriers to replacing human salespeople.
The interactions we have with AI are still rather different to those we have with human beings.

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@SpirosMargaris: “Good Read

Artificial Intelligence and the Role of the Salesperson

#fintech @lexology #AI”

There was a bit of a to-do back in 2013 as the press speculated on the potential for robotics, powered by artificial intelligence ("AI"), to replace…

Artificial Intelligence and the Role of the Salesperson

Wearable adoption more than doubled in past two years

The adoption of wearables has skyrocketed, rising from 21 percent of the U.S. population in 2014 to 49 percent in 2016, according to a report by consulting firm PwC .
Adoption of wearables declines with age, the report said.
The report found that consumers aged 35 to 49 are most likely to own smart watches.
And parents are significantly more likely to own not just one, but multiple wearable devices, the report said.
PwC’s report, “The Wearable Life: Connected Living in a Wearable World,” is an update to a report the company created in 2014.

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@Ronald_vanLoon: “Wearable adoption more than doubled in past two years | #MachineLearning #Apple #RT”

The adoption of wearables has skyrocketed, rising from 21 percent of the U.S. population in 2014 to 49 percent in 2016, according to a report by consulting firm PwC.

Wearable adoption more than doubled in past two years

Artificial intelligence: opportunity or challenge for the US economy?

Advances in artificial intelligence definitely change the kind of skills that labor needs to supplement the next generation of robots.
If robots can essentially replace a large chunk of labor, then businesses will stop hiring workers and instead replace them with robots.
The article is published in collaboration with the Washington Center for Equitable Growth .
Past experience with technological change, Furman argues, shows that new technologies don’t reduce demand for all labor, but rather shift the composition of demand for workers.
The answer lies, to an extent, on how technological growth affects demand for labor in the United States and around the world.

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@wef: “Artificial intelligence: opportunity or challenge for the #US economy? #robots”

Jason Furman, chairman of the President’s Council of Economic Advisers gave a speech last week on the “opportunities and challenges” presented by artificial intelligence. The potential challenges of artificial intelligence are, to put it in the terms of some recent economic policy conversations, problems posed by the “rise of the robots.” The question at the heart of the debate is how concerned should we humans be about the impact of future technological change on our economy and society? Will we all be thrown out of work? Will new technologies make production so easy that economic growth absolutely booms? Or, perhaps more realistically, will something in between happen?

Artificial intelligence: opportunity or challenge for the US economy?

Apple acquires machine learning startup Turi, formerly known as GraphLab and Dato

Apple has acquired Turi , a machine learning software startup.
The startup employed some former Microsoft employees, so it’s fascinating to see Apple acquire it.
Apple acquires machine learning startup Turi, formerly known as GraphLab and Dato
Apple provided no information other than its standard boilerplate message for confirming acquisitions. “
Apple has acquired several other machine learning startups recently, including Emotient , Perceptio , and VocalIQ .

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@VentureBeat: “Apple acquires machine learning startup Turi, formerly known as GraphLab and Dato”

Apple has acquired Turi, a machine learning software startup. The startup formerly went by the names GraphLab and Dato.

Apple acquires machine learning startup Turi, formerly known as GraphLab and Dato