OpenAI's drama marks a new and scary era in artificial intelligence
"This elite will now impose their vision for technology on the rest of humanity. Most of us will not enjoy the consequences."
"This elite will now impose their vision for technology on the rest of humanity. Most of us will not enjoy the consequences."
"There's this incredibly predictive relationship between the amount of computing you use in an AI system and how well you can do."
"AI will become the predominant methodology for predictions and decision-making across all fields."
Senior lecturer Steve Spear, co-author of "Wiring the Winning Organization" discusses his new book.
Andrey Zarur compares traditional pesticides to "carpet bombing." His solution is akin to using "sniper shots to deal with pests on our fields."
Georgia Perakis discusses her work using machine learning to manage triage in a data-driven way that is also equitable.
Sandy Pentland discusses data ownership, data control, crypto, and AI technologies as they reshape the landscape of digital innovation.
Rahul Bhui discusses how understanding situations and perspectives influences decisions by addressing audience concerns and gaining trust.
"We develop emotional relationships with street-level markets like Harvard Square."
The long-term monthly recipients are happiest of all, and "they know it's going to be there for 12 years. It provides mental health benefits."