Subscribe to our newsletter By subscribing, you agree with Revue’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy and understand that Five Things will receive your email address. Mar 9, 2018 Self-Aware People, AI Gang Crimes, Smart Warehouses, Self-Driving Cars, AI reconstructs Brain Scans - Five Things - Issue #132 Self-Aware People, AI Gang Crimes, Smart Warehouses, Self-Driving Cars, AI reconstructs Brain Scans. Self-Aware People, AI Gang Crimes, Smart Warehouses, Self-Driving Cars, AI reconstructs Brain Scans - Five Things - Issue #132 By Nico Lumma • Issue #132 • View online Self-Aware People, AI Gang Crimes, Smart Warehouses, Self-Driving Cars, AI reconstructs Brain Scans. Enjoy. How Self-Aware Are People, Really, According to Science? Chances are, your coworkers are better at rating some parts of your personality than you are. www.theatlantic.com • Share Artificial intelligence could identify gang crimes—and ignite an ethical firestorm Lots of potential for new problems. www.sciencemag.org • Share Amazon built its hyper efficient warehouses by embracing chaos Amazing. qz.com • Share Self-driving cars offer huge benefits—but have a dark side - Who is behind the wheel? We need to ask more questions. www.economist.com • Share AI reconstructs whatever you see just by reading a brain scan An algorithm can reconstruct pictures a person is looking at from brain scans, could one day be used to tell what someone is thinking www.newscientist.com • Share That's it for today. Did you enjoy this issue? By Nico Lumma Every Sunday Morning I send out my newsletter Five Things which features five articles I think you should read. These five articles have exactly one thing in common: I find them interesting. :) Tweet Share In order to unsubscribe, click here. If you were forwarded this newsletter and you like it, you can subscribe here. Powered by Revue Nico Lumma, next media accelerator, Am Sandtorkai 27, 20457 Hamburg Share Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Subscribe to our newsletter By subscribing, you agree with Revue’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy and understand that Five Things will receive your email address.
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