Top news of the week: 08.07.2020.
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Robotics
Researchers trained a quadruped robot to cross a balance beam https://t.co/lmjAfDszl1 https://t.co/aOt0pA1X9x
OpenResearchers trained a quadruped robot to cross a balance beam
A team of Italian robotics researchers created a quadruped robot that can balance on two feet.
Spot and Pepper robots will perform at spectatorless baseball games in Japan https://t.co/KPt6VPWY5J https://t.co/PHV9woIIuU
OpenSpot and Pepper robots will perform at spectatorless baseball games in Japan
Sports leagues and teams around the world have been filling stadiums with stuffed toys and cardboard cutouts to stand in for fans who canât watch in person due to the coronavirus pandemic. ...
While being cooped up and isolated from others isn't pleasant, there are some ways to make the experience more bearable https://t.co/JexFpH63Os
OpenThe Gear That's Getting Us Through Quarantine
As the necessary shelter in place restrictions continue, weâre joined by WIREDâs Alan Henry and Adrienne So to talk about the technologies helping us pass the time.
RT @twimlai: Today weâre joined Deb Raji (@rajiinio), a Tech Fellow at the @AINowInstitute, to discuss some recent news coming out of the AI community, including the moratoria on facial recognition tech at Amazon, Microsoft, and IBM, the backlash to the PULSE model & https://t.co/Me0hUbyHAO
OpenHow External Auditing is Changing the Facial Recognition Landscape with Deb Raji
Sam is joined by Deb Raji, Tech Fellow at the AI Now Institute, to discuss the recent breaking news in the world of facial recognition, ethics, and bias.
AI is poised to transform nearly every industry, and with it will come significant changes for many job functions. https://t.co/9dMgEF1bCe
Open9 emerging job roles for the future of AI
Artificial intelligence is fast proving a business differentiator. Here are the key roles and skills you may soon need to fill for your AI A-team.
This Weekâs Awesome Tech Stories From Around the Web (Through July 4)
From Tesla becoming the world's most valuable automaker to 3D printed plant-based steaks, check out this week's awesome tech stories from around the web.
AI has no sense of ethics, but we could be a step closer to solving that problem. https://t.co/GTfpzdW1zf
OpenAI Behaving Badly: New Model Could Help AI Make More Ethical Choices
AI often makes decisions with little human input, and it's hard to predict the circumstances under which they're likely to choose an unethical approach.
How COVID-19 will permanently change hiring in Silicon Valley
A startup CEO explains five ways the pandemic will force a cataclysmic shift in tech hiring.