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AI STILL GETS CONFUSED ABOUT HOW THE WORLD WORKS: Artificial intelligence won't be very smart if computers don't grasp cause and effect. That's something even humans have trouble with.

Authors : Bergstein, Brian

Source: MIT Technology Review. 2020, Vol. 123, Issue 2, pages. 4

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From Intelligent Systems to Intelligent Organizations: Harvesting value from intelligent systems will require intelligent organizations, enlightened by advanced computing, always cognizant of their limitations, and structured to allow humans and machines to each do what they do best.

Authors : Bergstein, Brian

Source: Research-Technology Management. 2019, Vol. 62, Issue 3, pages. 7

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Can AI pass the smell test? Deploying artificial intelligence can be tricky and expensive. Companies had better know why they really want it.

Authors : Bergstein, Brian

Source: MIT Technology Review. 2019, Vol. 122, Issue 2, pages. 4

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Free money's big test: A Canadian province is giving people a basic income, no strings attached--revealing both the appeal and the limitation of the idea.

Authors : Bergstein, Brian

Source: MIT Technology Review. 2018, Vol. 121, Issue 4, pages. 8

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The Great Al Paradox: Don't worry about supersmart Al eliminating all the jobs. That's just a distraction from the problems even relatively dumb computers are causing.

Authors : Bergstein, Brian

Source: MIT Technology Review. 2018, Vol. 121, Issue 1, pages. 5

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We need more alternatives to facebook: chastened by the negative effects of social media, Mark Zuckerberg says he will tweak his service and upgrade society in the process. Should any company be that powerful?

Authors : Bergstein, Brian

Source: MIT Technology Review. 2017, Vol. 120, Issue 3, pages. 5

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What if Apple is wrong? New layers of secrecy on smartphones might damage the criminal justice system in return for only marginal gains in our personal privacy.

Authors : Bergstein, Brian

Source: MIT Technology Review. 2016, Vol. 119, Issue 3, pages. 8

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Paralyzed again: We have the technology to dramatically increase the independence of people with spinal-cord injuries. The problem is bringing it to market--and keeping it there.

Authors : Bergstein, Brian

Source: MIT Technology Review. 2015, Vol. 118, Issue 3, pages. 5

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Q+A: Joseph LeDoux.

Authors : Bergstein, Brian

Source: MIT Technology Review. 2014, Vol. 117, Issue 4, pages. 4

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Visionaries: these people are showing how technologies will give us new ways of doing things.

Authors : Simonite, Tom; Knight, Will; Nowogrodzki, Anna

Source: MIT Technology Review. 2015, Vol. 118, Issue 5, pages. 3

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AI STILL GETS CONFUSED ABOUT HOW THE WORLD WORKS: Artificial intelligence won't be very smart if computers don't grasp cause and effect. That's something even humans have trouble with.

From Intelligent Systems to Intelligent Organizations: Harvesting value from intelligent systems will require intelligent organizations, enlightened by advanced computing, always cognizant of their limitations, and structured to allow humans and machines to each do what they do best.

Can AI pass the smell test? Deploying artificial intelligence can be tricky and expensive. Companies had better know why they really want it.

Free money's big test: A Canadian province is giving people a basic income, no strings attached--revealing both the appeal and the limitation of the idea.

The Great Al Paradox: Don't worry about supersmart Al eliminating all the jobs. That's just a distraction from the problems even relatively dumb computers are causing.

We need more alternatives to facebook: chastened by the negative effects of social media, Mark Zuckerberg says he will tweak his service and upgrade society in the process. Should any company be that powerful?

What if Apple is wrong? New layers of secrecy on smartphones might damage the criminal justice system in return for only marginal gains in our personal privacy.

Paralyzed again: We have the technology to dramatically increase the independence of people with spinal-cord injuries. The problem is bringing it to market--and keeping it there.

Q+A: Joseph LeDoux.

Visionaries: these people are showing how technologies will give us new ways of doing things.

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