Limitations of Current AI and the Data Problem

The Economist magazine recent Technology Quarterly had a set of articles that described the limitations and disappointment that big businesses are having with current AI. Managers are finding AI projects difficult to implement and the results are disappointing. * Getting and fixing the data to train AI is time-consuming, expensive and the data may not …

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-20% World GDP in Second Quarter Forces 500 Million Back into Extreme Poverty

The number of people living in poverty in the world could increase, in comparison to the status quo in 2018, by between 85–135 million under a 5 percent contraction, by between 180–280 million under a 10 percent contraction, and, startlingly, between 420–580 million people under a per capita income or consumption contraction of 20 percent. …

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Penny Stocks Have a Bad Rap but Some of Them May Hold the Future of Technology

Contributed Post Penny stocks have a bad rap among traditional Wall Street investors and traders, and with good reason. They trade on Pink Sheets or the OTC Bulletin Board (OTCBB) exchanges that don’t require them to make statutory filings with the SEC. Hence, you’ll most likely be making your trading/investment decisions based on incomplete or …

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Cheap Steroid Dexamethasone Reduces COVID-19 Deaths by One-third

Dexamethasone, a cheap steroid, reduced deaths by one-third in ventilated patients and by one fifth in other patients receiving oxygen only. There was no benefit among those patients who did not require respiratory support. A total of 2104 patients were randomised to receive dexamethasone 6 mg once per day (either by mouth or by intravenous …

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Tesla 2025 and 2030

Here we examine how Tesla can impact the world. Tesla is already worth $170+ billion in market value. In 2019, Tesla delivered 367,000 electric vehicles. In 2020, Tesla should deliver over 500,000 electric vehicles. The 2020 deliveries are in spite of COVOD-19 shutdowns. Tesla will have the capacity to produce 200,000 cars in a quarter …

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