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Why the Brain Is So Noisy

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By Michael Segal
| RealClear Science
One of the core challenges of modern AI can be demonstrated with a rotating yellow school bus. When viewed head-on on a country road, a deep-learning neural network confidently and correctly identifies the bus. When it is laid on its side across the road, though, the algorithm believes—again, with high confidence—that it's a snowplow. Seen from underneath and at an angle, it is definitely a garbage truck. Read Full Article » Show comments Hide Comments
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How automation is changing work

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By Michael Segal
| Nature Verified
If you were beginning a career in computer programming in 2007, there were good times ahead: robust salary growth, the construction of the app ecosystem and economy, and the meteoric rise of social media. But if you happened across that August’s issue of Business Week magazine, you might have been discouraged. It predicted that the career most likely to suffer from job losses in the United States was … computer programmer.
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Why visibility is key to successful VMware deployments

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By Michael Segal
| Compare the Cloud Verified
As IT teams are finding themselves under pressure to ‘do more with less’, the demands on enterprise infrastructure, including compute, networks and storage, are increasing exponentially. Not only is the infrastructure deployment required to be automated, secure and agile but it must also operate at much lower costs. Viewed as cumbersome and process-driven, ‘standard’ infrastructure deployments are no longer enough to meet the needs of today’s businesses.
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