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Daily Archives: March 5, 2019
The Creepiness of AI
Last year, I watched a keynote talk from Matthew Renze about AI. In his talk, there were examples of the amazing things that Artificial Intelligence can do, as well as some of the creepier things have have been developed. It was an … Continue reading
