In an AI gold rush, sell shovels
While the ‘killer applications’ for artificial intelligence remain unclear, there are huge profits to be made in the tools for its development
Read MoreWhile the ‘killer applications’ for artificial intelligence remain unclear, there are huge profits to be made in the tools for its development
Read MoreWithout a major shift in the economics of care, we will have to find a role for robots in supporting us through our old age
Read MoreBlade Runner 2049’s dystopian presentation of the future offers one small glimmer of light: cloud-based companies do not own us all
Read MoreWe can only make sense of the future impact of robots and automation if we get away from science fiction ideas of what it means to be an automaton
Read MoreDigital communications technologies have brought the world closer together, but they could just as easily divide and fracture it again
Read MoreRobots cannot completely replace humans in a care setting, but they can augment them, and offer digital companionship that feels very real
Read MorePoliticians are dodging the difficult topic of automation. Sooner or later they will need to engage and take some tough decisions.
Read MoreThere is a new class of citizen in the smart city: the smart buildings themselves. How do we create a framework for their participation?
Read MoreWhile concerns abound for technological unemployment we should also be excited about the beginning of an ‘age of robots’.
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