Artificial intelligence is going to supercharge surveillance
Our Tony Scott future inches closer
Our Tony Scott future inches closer
Halfway between touchscreens and voice/AI (via birchtree)
Norway, Germany, France, UK, the Netherlands, India, China
ARKit hasn’t been out for long and already some pretty crazy things are going down
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They’re happening, for rich people.
All these years after the Jetsons went off the air, we’re right on the verge of having access to robots that drive and fly us around while we sit and play Scrabble on our phones.
Even if somebody can give you a reasonable-sounding explanation [for his or her actions], it probably is incomplete, and the same could very well be true for AI. It might just be part of the nature of intelligence that only part of it is exposed to rational explanation. Some of it is just instinctual, or subconscious, or inscrutable.
This does not surprise me. It can be rolled out to iPhones earlier and then the glasses would come later. The watch could also be cool for AR – if there was a camera on the buckle I guess.
These days it sometimes feels like we are working out the details of the future