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Geeks Squawk - EP 356

Matt Armitage, Kulturpop

10-Aug-18 10:30

Geeks Squawk - EP 356

Today, the geeks on Geeks Squawk discussed whether smartphones are killing the art of conversation, the world's first voice-activated and remotely updatable prop replica, and why we really need a code of conduct for AI.

 

00:13:287 - Have Smartphones Killed the Art of Conversation?

09:12:068 - HAL 9000 Product Line from 2001: A Space Odyssey

13:43:674 - Robot Laws: Why We Need A Code of Conduct for AI – And Fast

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu


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Tags:  Tech TalkGeeks SquawkMatt ArmitageSmartphonesConversationsVoice MessageKing of the CrowdHal9000Robot Laws





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