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Denise is a photo-realistic Virtual Assistant, created by Guile 3D Studio from computer graphic software and a real-time proprietary graphics engine. Denise ...
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The secret sauce of educational gaming is an experience that's so entertaining, you can't even feel your neurons firing. We've highlighted four indie titles that make the grade.
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The rise of robots may come sooner than we think. It’s important to start thinking about laws and consequences.
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Speculations on the future economic, social and military implications of AGI and enhanced human intelligence.
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A Paul Horn se le pierde la mirada al pensar en los avances tecnológicos de los 100 últimos años. Luego escoge un adjetivo para describirlos: inimaginables.
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Introduction au projet Cybersavoir et de l'équipe des conseillers pédagogiques du BDTP de la Commission scolaire de Montréal.
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project at USC's School of Cinematic Arts. The project was titled "Transmedial Play". I will be republishing the work shortly here on the Explorer.
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Análisis por Nic Halverson Jueves 25 de agosto de 2011 "Si algún día encuentro un para siempre, lo compartiré contigo”, canta Tim Fite en su canción, "Forever" (Para siempre).
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Presentation for the Eduserv "What next for virtual worlds" event in London on January 25th 2010.
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El concepto de Inteligencia Artificial en la ciencia-ficción trata acerca de la posibilidad de que se puedan programar ordenadores capaces de emular los procesos y capacidades de la inteligencia humana o de que, debido a su cada vez mayor...
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The secret sauce of educational gaming is an experience that's so entertaining, you can't even feel your neurons firing. We've highlighted four indie titles that make the grade. Via Agnieszka Swiatecka
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Black Eyed Peas frontman Will.i.am stops by the What's Trending studio with a couple of robot friends. He talks about his work with F.I.R.S.T. and how import...
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With all of this noise, humans face the seemingly-impossible task of finding a signal. Currently, we deal with this information overload in two ways.
One modern method of dealing with this problem is through algorithmic filtering. Google, Facebook, and many other companies have algorithms that sort our information and present us with what they think is important to us. That’s why if two people search for the same thing on Google at the same time, they will most likely get different results depending on where they are located and who they are. This is useful, but as Eli Pariser mentioned in his TED Talk, can lead to dangerous filter bubbles where people do not have access to information that could be valuable to them. It is important to note that what is being filtered out by the algorithms is potentially just as important as what is shown.
Although machines and algorithms are helping us navigate this new flow of information, the way we previously dealt with large amounts of information was through curation. Today, curation is especially important as it adds a human element to the digital data we are bombarded with daily.... [read full article and watch video http://j.mp/p4evj4] Via Giuseppe Mauriello, Judy O'Connell
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Interactive science learning for Years 6 and 7. Explore scientific experiments with scimorph using augmented reality. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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