27 Jun

“What Emotion-Reading Computers Are Learning About Us”

“Could your fridge sense that you’re depressed, and stop you from binging on the chocolate ice cream? Rana el Kaliouby, a Cambridge- and MIT-trained scientist and leader in facial-recognition technology, is concerned about how computers are affecting the emotional lives of her two small children.”

Read: What Emotion-Reading Computers Are Learning About Us

25 Jun

“[Video] ReForm | Data Becomes Art in Immersive Visualizations”

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“In ReForm, a new franchise from The Creators Project, we meet the artists creating and re-appropriating the latest technologies in various areas of creative expression. Big poop and art are converging in electrifying ways. In our new video, The Creators Project talks to data artists— R.”

Read: [Video] ReForm | Data Becomes Art in Immersive Visualizations

22 Jun

“Cameras of the Future Will Be Able to Identify Things They See”

“One of the emerging trends in the world of photography is the idea of automated recognition and tagging of things found in photographs. Flickr can now suggest autotags for your photos, and Google’s new Photos service lets you search through your unlabeled photos using advanced image recognition.”

Read: Cameras of the Future Will Be Able to Identify Things They See

26 May

“Google Maps Is Racist Because the Internet Is Racist”

“Earlier this week, Google Maps suffered the latest in series of embarrassing occurrences. It was discovered that when searching for “n***a house” and “n***a king,” Maps returned a surprising location: the White House. A search for “slut’s house” led to an Indiana women’s dorm.”

Read: Google Maps Is Racist Because the Internet Is Racist

20 May

“Flickr Fixing ‘Racist’ Auto-Tagging Feature After Black Man Mislabeled ‘Ape'”

“Flickr is drawing heat for the auto-tagging feature it launched earlier this month. The “advanced image recognition” system has been making some pretty embarrassing and offensive mistakes, including tagging a portrait of a black man with the word “ape.”

Read: Flickr Fixing ‘Racist’ Auto-Tagging Feature After Black Man Mislabeled ‘Ape’

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