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And you thought this election was personal.
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And you thought this election was personal.
IBM, people. IBM.
We’re a long way from typewriters.
Originally shared by CM Stewart
#viruses
http://bigthink.com/philip-perry/watson-supercomputer-will-help-ibm-create-a-cure-for-all-viruses
The thing about blockchain is that it can allow a diverse group of entities to jointly trust a record of transactions in a system that no one of them controls. There are a lot of applications for that, not only in banking, but in health, supply chain, and even official records like land transfers.
https://www.technologyreview.com/s/602731/web-pioneer-tries-to-incubate-a-second-digital-revolution/
Originally shared by Singularity Hub
22 people die every day waiting for organs.
Originally shared by Singularity Hub
“Can humans truly take the leap across a chunk of the solar system, a round-trip that would take more than a year to complete?…. Some humans are mentally capable to go to Mars; others may not be; and it’s been suggested that a few should be sent there regardless of their status.”
Originally shared by Singularity Hub
Neural prostheses directly interface the brain with computer to directly control your body
Originally shared by Singularity Hub
In the last hundred years, we’ve seen the average human life expectancy nearly double, the global GDP per capita rise exponentially, and childhood mortality drop 10-fold.
Originally shared by John Conway
Originally shared by Eduardo Suastegui
Your home’s online gadgets could be #hacked by ultrasound. #cybersecurity
I’m always interested in this kind of urban gardening, mainly because my Gryphon Clerks setting has it – but also because I can see it becoming more prevalent in the future.
Originally shared by Amanda Patterson
The world’s largest man-made forest has added vegetation to its iconic skyline. Districts within the City of Johannesburg have used the space on their rooftops to build planters for fruit and vegetables to feed the inner city.
These projects cater to people living in the neighbourhoods. They are community driven and they also help to develop skills of local residents.
#Johannesburg #SouthAfrica