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Category Archives: Computers and Internet
Artificial Intelligence – The Serpent in the Garden
Artificial Intelligence – The Serpent in the Garden? Anyone involved with computers in their work is witnessing the exponential growth in the abilities of artificial intelligence (AI) in solving real world problems that involve pattern recognition. The chess world has … Continue reading
Posted in America, Computers and Internet, Ethics, Medicine, News and politics, Science, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged Alan Turing, Consciousness, Isaac Asimov, Philosophy, Turing test
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Quantum Phantom
I’m again grateful for Dave’s willingness to share his poetry during the holiday season when we are all busy getting ready for our celebrations. Monday’s Poem of the Week wishes all our readers a Merry Christmas and a healthy New … Continue reading
Posted in America, Computers and Internet, Humor, Poetry, School, Science, Thoughts & Musings
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The Age of Robots
I confess to being a sci-fi addict ever since as a young boy I first read Jules Verne’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Since then, much of the fantasy has become reality, along with other science fiction themes we now … Continue reading
Posted in America, Computers and Internet, History, News and politics, Revolution, Science, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged Ethics, Frankenstein, Robots, Science Fiction, Technology, Work
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The Robot Will See You Now
Yesterday, the Wall Street Journal had a special section regarding some of the structural changes that have occurred in the practice of medicine in the United States, and projections for what will come in the future. They talk about the … Continue reading
Viral Times and Parental Communication
I recently read an article by Mark Agronin in the WSJ discussing why it is so difficult for us to communicate with people, even those we know well: our parents, our children. As it turns out, it’s because words we … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet, Covid-19, Family, Health and wellness, Thoughts & Musings, Uncategorized
Tagged friendship, Health, Life, Lifestyle, Philosophy
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VISTA – Not Always a Full View
VISTA – Not Always a Full View My old computer was getting more buggy by the day, and after consulting my favorite poet (whose day job is writing for computer magazines) I was advised to trade in my abacus … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet
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Crawling through Spaces
This entire day, my connection with Spaces has proceeded at a snail’s pace. I have fast T1 connection, and have not been experiencing this problem on other sites. Any of you having the same problem? Anyone know what to do … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet
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