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Zagaja.com – What 3D Printing Teaches Us about the AI Hype Cycle
This is a must-read piece from Ed Zitron describing how the major internet corporations have become actively hostile to users.Its the hallmark of a tech industry dedicated to creating problems that it charges you to solve, a sickly beast borne of venture capital and a lack of innovation. When youre...
Carter Baxter talks about how as a culture weve traded ethical values for shareholder value.
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Baldur Bjarnason lays out how the current AI-obsession is backed by chicanery usually employed by psychics.
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When I was in law school I was heavily involved in the Connecticut Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Through UCONNs Innovation Accelerator program I worked with companies looking to build market plans for their product ideas. The goal was to get an investment from an angel investor. On the other...
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