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Check out this thought-provoking video on the future of work, where an avatar and I discuss co-creation. I discovered the incredible potential of heygen.ai. While they have cracked many things, the issue of body language remains a challenge. What do you think it will take to get there? #futureofwork #aitools #aiavatars

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Should you invest in Filecoin? Perhaps we need to slow down and take a look at why we need filecoin and what filecoin actually is.

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How machine learning can go off the rails. The key is good training data.

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A language for data privacy and projection can help drive a better culture

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$433B to be spent on AI in 2022. More projects and potentially more bias. We need ethics more than ever.

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Hackers can trade your data for a long time after a breach, in some cases for 10 years or more.

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According to the CNBC website, Clearview AI has offered the Ukraine government free access to facial recognition technology. Why a country would want to use these tools is easy to understand when its back is against the wall. However, recent history offers a cautionary tale of what can happen if your enemy gains access to your systems. This video will examine the issues posed by this type of technology in a war zone.

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A new theory of neuroscience could lead to a rethinking of A.I.  This is a book review and my takeaways. To whey your appetite, we need to remove ‘I’ from ‘A.I.’