The Download: Amsterdam’s welfare AI experiment, and making humanoid robots safer

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Inside the high risk experience in Amsterdam to create a fair Welsh intelligence

Amsterdam thought it was on the right track. City officials at the Ministry of Social Welfare believe that they are able to build technology that would prevent fraud while protecting the rights of citizens. They followed the best emerging practices and invested a tremendous amount of time and money in a project that eventually dealt with live social welfare requests. But in their pilot, they found that the system they developed was still unfair and effective. Why?

Lighthouse reports, Massachusetts Institute Technology Review TechnologyAnd the Dutch newspaper release I got unprecedented access to the system to try to discover this. Read what we discovered.

-Eileen Quh, Gabriel Jergel and Justin Casemir Brown

This story is a partnership between a MIT technology review, Lighthouse reportsAnd releaseAnd he was supported by the Politzer Center.

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Why do human robots need their safety rules

While human robots take the first initial steps in industrial applications, the ultimate goal is to make them work in places close to humans.

One of the reasons for making a human in the first place is so that they can move more easily in the environments that we designed around ourselves. This means that they will need to be able to share the space with people, not just staying behind the preventive barriers. But first, it should be safe. Read the full story.

– Victoria Turki

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Certainly, there is a lot of red tape, but there is another reason to build anything very expensive: the productivity of the “terrible” building.

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10 How to fight against a world of options created by artificial intelligence
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Today’s quote

“Maybe we will get taxis before we have independent cars in London.”

– Steve McKina, Secretary -General of the Licensed taxi association in the United Kingdom, is not optimistic about London’s plans to try independent cars, as he told the Guardian.

Another thing

Exosomes is described as a modern treatment. We don’t know if they are working.

There is a modern new treatment in the city-you may have seen ads that appear on social media or read delirium reviews in cosmetics.

Exosomes is described as a miracle treatment for hair loss, skin aging, acne, eczema, pain conditions, long long, and even neurological diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. This, of course, if you can afford the cost of the price – which can extend to thousands of dollars.

But there is a big problem with these big promises: We do not fully understand how Exosomes works – or even really. Read our story.

-Steca Hamzilo

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