Playing games is a great way to learn. That’s one reason I’ve devised a game concerning the interesting and fairly complex issues involved in trying to determine what e-discovery activities are proportional and appropriate in various sized cases. Specifically, what Read More …
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Ethical Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence Research
The most complete set of AI ethics developed to date, the twenty-three Asilomar Principles, was created by the Future of Life Institute in early 2017 at their Asilomar Conference. Ninety percent or more of the attendees at the conference had to Read More …
We’re Drowning in Data But Starved for Wisdom: UNPLUG NOW!
Our addiction to smart phone and social media has led to unintended negative consequences. We are in danger of becoming vapid carbon-based consumption machines. We are already extremely vulnerable to foreign power social manipulation, to propagandists and hostile mind-meddlers of Read More …
Examining the 12 Predictions Made in 2015 in “Information → Knowledge → Wisdom”
A little over two years ago, on April 5, 2015, my seminal world-view essay was published: Information → Knowledge → Wisdom: Progression of Society in the Age of Computers. I wrote about the rapid changes in society caused by personal Read More …
How The 12 Predictions Are Doing That We Made In “Information → Knowledge → Wisdom”
A year ago, April 5, 2015, we published what some consider the e-Discovery Team’s best essay, even though it had little to do with e-discovery: Information → Knowledge → Wisdom: Progression of Society in the Age of Computers. We wrote about Read More …