Flummoxing AI (Rob Toews, Forbes)
Recognizing AI shortcomings as we accept its strengths.
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06, 2021
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06, 2021
Peru’s fertile past (Erica Gies, BBC Future)
How pre-Incan science provides answers to modern problems.
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04, 2021
Artificial awareness (Eric James Beyer, Interesting Engineering)
Can artificial intelligence replicate, or enhance, human consciousness?
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03, 2021
Video ghosts and historical reality (Chris Scullion, VGC)
That a video game leads a large audience to the history of Tsushima.
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03, 2021
The return of the humanities (Tess Reidy, The Guardian)
The humanities see a resurgence post-Covid in the UK, according to employers.
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02, 2021
A walk in the woods (Betsy Morris, Wall Street Journal)
How nature provides the means of health, if we would use it.
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02, 2021
Moonlight becomes you (L. Casiraghi, et al., Science Advances)
That the moon enlivens us no matter the technology.
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02, 2021
Norway invests in the humanities (J. P. Myklebust, University World News)
The University of Norway leads the charge for the humanities.
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01, 2021
History traces our future, beyond modernity
How history, especially in the unconscious, directs our future paths.
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12, 2020
Shakespeare versus cancer (Kathy Marks, Australian Academy of the Humanities)
Applying linguistic analysis to cancer diagnosis and treatment.