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Imagine your boss says, “Can you step into my office? I need to talk with you.” Immediately, your senses go into overdrive, trying to mine her tone of voice and unconscious behaviors for clues to her intention. Is she angry? Excited? Worried?   What if she’s sending mixed messages? Her voice is warm, but you notice […] Imagine your boss says, “Can you step into my office?

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Apple could offer its billion-plus retail subscribers an AI service not unlike what OpenAI and Google offer, but with Apple’s guarantee of privacy and security. Apple investors breathed a sigh of relief on June 10th when the company’s CEO, Tim Cook, and his deputies held a two-hour presentation about their intention to bring artificial intelligence to the iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

The EPA’s Good Neighbor Plan would have forced coal plants to curb their interstate pollution. The Supreme Court just put the plan on hold. On Thursday, the Supreme Court put the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)’s Good Neighbor plan on hold. The ruling means millions of Americans will breathe air that’s been polluted by power plants that aren’t even in their own state.

We shouldn’t overstate the impact of machine learning on the scientific process. The scientific revolution has increased our understanding of the world immensely and improved our lives immeasurably. Now, many argue that science as we know it could be rendered passé by artificial intelligence. Way back in 2008, in an article titled, “The End of Theory: The data deluge makes the scientific method obsolete,” Chris Anderson, the then-editor-in-chief of Wired magazine, argued that,