Megyn Kelly’s interview of Alex Jones illustrates that mainstream media have something to gain by releasing more raw, unedited material, so that concerned consumers can make their own decisions about it.
It’s time to stop trying to solve healthcare with ideology, and start solving it with practicality.
Much ado about toilets.
Solving the problem of gender neutral bathrooms really isn’t a difficult one. Considering the history around how gendered bathrooms became the law in the first place, it’s time to admit it was a mistake worth correcting.
Now that both major parties have solidified themselves as defenders of war and corporate interests, it may be time to seriously consider the alternatives.
Digital assistants need to be coded to work within the limitations of real world contexts.
Research has shown that some crime labs are paid by the number of convictions they contribute to, rather than the work that they do. This is a big problem.
Crossing the finish line will be a messy process, but a working brain-computer interface would enable all sorts of interaction not possible today.
More progress with AI: Google’s DeepMind team announces that its Go program has beaten the European champion (and all other Go software). I guess self-aware computers are going to have to invent their own games if they want a challenge.
A study provides a bit of evidence that human drummers may in fact make timing mistakes in a fractal pattern. Things like this should inform developer decisions when creating software engaged in creative pursuits (like virtual drummers).
If Apple’s developing a car, it’s probably not about the car. It’s about your free time.