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Applying artificial intelligence for social good

by Mark H | Dec 1, 2018 | algorithmic bias, algorithmic errors, artificial intelligence, authoritarianism, automation, behavior, civil society, cognitive bias, complexity, data analysis, deep learning, economics, existential risks, in-group bias, learning, machine learning, poverty, predictive analytics, risk analysis, social organization | 0 |

This McKinsey article is an excellent overview of this more extensive article (3 MB PDF) enumerating the ways in which varieties of deep learning can improve existence. Worth a look. The articles cover the following: Mapping AI...

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by Mark H | Sep 10, 2017 | behavior, biology, brain, brain functions, brain structures, cognition, complexity, consciousness, creativity, economics, embodied cognition, emotional memory, emotions, empathy, epigenetics, evolution, flow, gender, genetics, gut microbiome, limbic system, meditation, memory, neurons, neuroplasticity, pharmacology, poverty, psychedelics, psychology, subliminal stimuli | 2 |

Several of us met on Labor Day with the goal of identifying topics for at least five future monthly meetings. (Thanks, Dave N, for hosting!) Being the overachievers we are, we pushed beyond the goal. Following are the resulting...

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