This time on the New World Next Year: James and James tie their ties for another year end episode of the New World Next Week. As always, they unveil their Story of the Year and their prediction for the next year.
This week on the New World Next Week: the World Bank helps ring in the technocratic future with climate financing; pigs fly as the Pentagon gets an audit; and Facebook rolls out machine-learning suicide prevention bots.
This week on the New World Next Week: the World Bank helps ring in the technocratic future with climate financing; pigs fly as the Pentagon gets an audit; and Facebook rolls out machine-learning suicide prevention bots.
This week on #GoodNewsNextWeek: Judge returns $92,000 stolen by cops under asset forfeiture; Monsanto's GM cotton is "not good today, not good tomorrow"; And one woman wins her fight against the biometric beast.
This week on #GoodNewsNextWeek: Judge returns $92,000 stolen by cops under asset forfeiture; Monsanto's GM cotton is "not good today, not good tomorrow"; And one woman wins her fight against the biometric beast.
We may be looking at the echoes of WWI, but we are no mere shadows consigned to observe the events taking place around us. We are conscious actors with the ability to give our identities over to the next "great" war cause, or to retain our humanity and refuse to give in. And make no mistake: your choice does make a difference.
Chainsaw bayonet, lists of accusers and powerful predators + this day in history w/another nuclear false alarm and our song of the day by Prolly Knot on your Morning Monarchy for November 9, 2017.
James Bowery is an American IT pioneer. He is the architect of Sorotocracy.org, and the founder of FairChurch.org.
James returns to Red Ice for an enlightening discussion on artificial intelligence. First, we define artificial intelligence and review the current state of this fascinating field. We then explore a number of pertinent ideas, including confabulation and deep learning. This leads to a discussion on unsupervised learning, which James links to lossless compression. The show covers much more, including the problems with artificial intelligence.
In Las Vegas on 1 October 2017, it appears that one man (although it might have been more) killed 58 people and shot and injured another 241 (with almost 300 more injured while fleeing). The incident got a lot of publicity, partly because the man managed to kill more people than most mass killers.
