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Showing posts with label artificial intelligence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artificial intelligence. Show all posts

Thursday, August 16, 2012

Sound Wars


50, 60, 70 dB barraging the internal workings of a delicate system working on calculations big and small. Without a proper defense the calculations fall apart, scattering like broken glass on a concrete floor.  Sure, sometimes when the shards are melted down and repurposed the products are as stunning as the original, but work lost is work lost.
Coming in defense of the mind is an active protector. The hero is a chameleon, recognizing the character of its foe and providing the perfect protection. Rather than swinging a bigger club or attempting a flanking maneuver, this defender wields a mirror. No matter how hard the enemy strikes, every blow is perfectly returned for a perfect outcome of peaceful and productive silence.  

Sunday, May 6, 2012

Skynet Not Just in the News but Writing It


Below you will find a news story written by a computer.  No, not written on a computer, but written by a computer.  The story was generated by Narrative Science, a company that designs artificial intelligence capable of writing stories based on data.  The data for this story came from the pitch by pitch account of the Robbinsdale Cubs Little League home opener fed into an iPod app.  I’d report a bit on the game myself but as you’ll read below Skynet (oops I mean Narrative Science) did a fine job.
The Cubs 2012 seize victory thanks to late double, drop the White Sox 7-6

The Cubs 2012 outlasted the White Sox on Saturday after four lead changes, squeaking out a 7-6 win at LVT N. The Cubs 2012 staved off the White Sox as the White Sox were unable to match the Cubs 2012 down the stretch.
The White Sox scored two runs in the fifth on an error and an RBI single by Tyrese Roberts. Unfortunately, the White Sox weren't able to take the lead back. The Cubs 2012's Riley Evans was perfect at the dish, going 2-2. He singled in the second and fifth innings.
The top of the first saw the Cubs 2012 take an early lead, 1-0. Simon Broberg kicked things off for the Cubs 2012 with a single. Luke Pilon doubled, plating Isaac Pilon. The Cubs 2012 matched their one-run second inning with one more in the fourth. In the second, the Cubs 2012 scored, scoring Evans.
After a quick strike from the Cubs 2012, the White Sox responded with three runs in the second. The White Sox scored on a three-run single by Brandon Flores. The lead stayed with the Cubs 2012 after the fifth, when they scored four runs on two doubles and two singles.

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