"Robert A. Heinlein's Starship Troopers, published in 1959, is aging remarkably well. The tome chronicles the early military career of Johnnie Rico, who fights alien arachnids while clad in a heavily …
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"In other words, as our social values shift, so will what appears obvious about technology. The Soviets once embedded values into networks – cybernetic collectivism, statist hierarchy and planned …
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"Drones and robots get the headlines, but autonomous cyber weapons will be key to future warfare..." "It will soon become essential to incorporate both autonomy and counter-autonomy in cybersecurity …
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"But the reality is that our relentless focus on the importance of big data is often misleading. Yes, in some situations, deriving value from data requires having an immense amount of that data. But …
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"Successful use of machine intelligence at a large organization is surprisingly binary, like flipping a stubborn light switch. It’s hard to do, but once machine intelligence is enabled, an …
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"The MIT Media Lab created a visualization showing connections between the tens of thousands of emails sent by the candidate from a private server when she was secretary of state." Source: This is …
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"The next step is to use machine intelligence to realize value from new sources of data, which we highlight in the ‘Enterprise Intelligence’ section of the landscape. These new sources are now …
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"The size of China's R&D manpower force looks even more formidable. Its total R&D personnel last year numbered almost four million, against 2.4 million for the whole of the European Union and …
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"It’s an evolution of a move toward cloud computing and greater efficiency, which began years ago when physical servers largely were replaced with virtual technology or software. ‘If you’re moving …
"The world of computing has shifted to new platforms and services—like mobile and the cloud—and is promising to head in even bolder new directions, such as virtual reality and augmented reality. So, …
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