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Check out my latest article: Something Big Is Happening. Are We Ready for What Comes Next? linkedin.com/pulse/something… via @LinkedIn

Something Big Is Happening. Are We Ready for What Comes Next?

Welcome to my first long‑form article here. I had more to say than would comfortably fit in a post, and the last few weeks deserved something a little more thoughtful than a scroll‑by reaction.

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The helix organization bit.ly/2oeWHez via @McKQuarterly Being an Agilist for many moons it's interesting to see this at a corporate level
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AI learned to use tools and cooperate after 380 million games of hide and seek technologyreview.com/s/61432…

AI learned to use tools after nearly 500 million games of hide and seek

OpenAI’s agents evolved to exhibit complex behaviors, suggesting a promising approach for developing more sophisticated artificial intelligence.

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Has this scientist finally found the fountain of youth? - exciting if not entirely new developments in gene therapy technologyreview.com/s/61407…
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Elon Musk wants to hook your brain directly up to computers — starting next year — the Matrix (and countless other SciFi) is nigh nbcnews.com/mach/tech/elon-m…
Reading @beckershr The No. 1 takeaway from the 2019 JP Morgan Healthcare Conference: It's the platform, stupid beckershospitalreview.com/ho…
Marvel At This Drivable Bugatti Chiron Built From a Million Pieces of Lego Technic and 2,304 Electric Toy Motors gizmodo.com/marvel-at-this-d… via @gizmodo

Marvel At This Drivable Bugatti Chiron Built From a Million Pieces of Lego Technic and 2,304...

As cool as the 5.3-million-piece Lego X-wing fighter the toymaker built in Times Square was—the ship didn’t actually fly. That’s what makes Lego’s latest

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“Scikit-Learn: A silver bullet for basic machine learning” by Manikandan Jeeva link.medium.com/lIZRWDLeoR

Scikit-Learn: A silver bullet for basic machine learning

Scikit-Learn is python's core machine learning package that has most of the necessary modules to support a basic machine learning project…

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Google AI claims 99% accuracy in metastatic breast cancer detection venturebeat.com/2018/10/12/g… via @VentureBeat
“Constructing an Alcubierre Warp Drive” by Ella Alderson medium.com/futuresin/constru…
5 growing use cases for machine learning in healthcare forbes.com/sites/bernardmarr…
Scientists Discover Evidence of the First Large Body of Liquid Water on Mars flip.it/NgcET0

Scientists Discover Evidence of the First Large Body of Liquid Water on Mars

"Going from zero bodies of water to one is a big change, for sure, but the full extent of this discovery depends on what we find next."For decades Mars has teased scientists with whispers of water's...

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Microsoft provides free lessons for quantum computing basics flip.it/Qff1yr

Microsoft provides free lessons for quantum computing basics

Want to learn more about quantum computing and how to program in the Q# language? Microsoft just launched Quantum Katas, an open source project that does just that by providing you with tutorials for...

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Ways to think about machine learning ben-evans.com/benedictevans/… - Good article with a useful way to describe Machine Learning
Amazon Makes Big Foray Into Health Care With PillPack Purchase bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Amazon Makes $1 Billion Splash in Health Care, Buying PillPack

Amazon.com Inc. is buying its way into the heart of the U.S. health-care system, instantly shaking up a prescription-drug industry already in the midst of a broader transformation.

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Google pledges not to develop AI weapons, but says it will still work with the military theverge.com/2018/6/7/174393…

Google pledges not to develop AI weapons, but says it will still work with the military

Google is laying out an ethical roadmap for AI

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Scientists create the first 3D-printed human corneas engadget.com/2018/05/30/scie…

Scientists create the first 3D-printed human corneas - Engadget

Newcastle University researchers have devised a groundbreaking experimental technique that could help millions on the corneal transplant waiting list. By using a simple 3D bio-printer, Professor of...

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How 'telehealth' may replace doctor visits in major cities amid a shortage of physicians cnb.cx/2rzN5JR With changes in healthcare and high deductible plans this may be the push that telehealth needs to take off
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Amazon, Apple only part of 'seismic change' coming to healthcare shar.es/anXApJ via @HealthITNews My opinion is consumerization is what will truly drive change and what it will be that tips it isn't out there yet.
“Blockchain is not only crappy technology but a bad vision for the future” by Kai Stinchcombe medium.com/@kaistinchcombe/d…
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