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Artificial Symbiotic Intelligence: What vision and biology can teach us about how to collaborate with AI (opens the original)
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The word “symbiosis” comes from biology and simply means living together. It describes a close relationship between two different organisms, but that relationship can take very different forms. In mutualism, both organisms benefit from the relationship. In commensalism, one benefits while the other is largely unaffected. In parasitism, one benefits at the expense of the other. There is also a point at which a relationship can become so dependent that one organism cannot function normally without
Do the people running in the midterms know anything about AI? (opens the original)
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Do people running for office in the midterms know anything about artificial intelligence? Considering that is our future -it may be time to ask the tough questions about what our leaders really know about AI. It is an uncomfortable question heading into the 2026 midterms, but it may become one of the most important questions voters should be asking. AI is in every campaign speech, congressional hearings and kitchen table conversations. Candidates are talking about artificial intelligence as thou
The ‘Littman Test’: How much do we need to know to trust an AI answer? (opens the original)
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If electricity failed tomorrow or access to AI were removed, what impact would it have on your ability to perform and how you present to the world? Many of us have been in situations in which technology failed, and we had to present without slides or backup. Most of the time, we developed our slides ourselves, so we were fluent in the content. As more of us outsource more to AI, we become less connected not just to the final product, but to the many iterations it once took us to produce it. We e
MS Subbulakshmi at 110: When music becomes the soul (opens the original)
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There are certain experiences from childhood that remain with us for a lifetime, not simply as memories that we can recall, but as impressions that become woven into the fabric of who we are. For me, one of those experiences began when I was hardly 10 years old, when the music of M. S. Subbulakshmi first moved me in a way that I could neither understand nor articulate. Even at that age, I sensed that what I was hearing was somehow different from ordinary music, because her voice seemed to reach
We smile and that makes us feel happy — AI can’t do that (opens the original)
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Some of the earliest and most consequential work in AI was influenced by the structure of the visual system and by the idea that intelligence could emerge from networks of interconnected units processing information in layers. Computer vision became an especially important proving ground because it offered a relatively tangible problem: how does a machine take an image, identify its features, recognize an object and eventually understand what it is seeing? And are we building machines that under
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