greatestdana

That's a great point -- the blog post was a turning point and should be hailed as such.

that's not a winning attitude

probably in places that just got connected to the internet

It's over 7 million people. That seems like a robust dataset to me.

Ohio was a gut punch of an audiobook.

Augmented reality. I really think it'll change how we spend our time throughout the day (perhaps for the worse).

I think the change will be similar in magnitude to the invention of the internet.

I'll grant that it was a nitpick and they describe an ethics.

But I don't think I'm alone in being awfully tired of tech companies that talk about the benefit of all then sell our personal data or make military robots or manipulate our news. Where's the meat behind these promises and where's the accountability for not avoiding uses of AI that harm humanity?

The word 'ethic' doesn't appear in this document.

The Economist

They may be protectionist but their market is still 1.4 billion strong.