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Serverless Computing: What Is It?
A serverless system makes for a more convenient and efficient experience
Trudeau’s Truckers Reveal Problems with Banking Infrastructure
And crypto isn't the solution you might think it is
DOJ Arrests Couple for Huge Bitcoin Heist — Who Are They?
Cryptocurrency doesn’t depend only on technology; it depends on trust, and trustworthiness
It’s Time for a Public Conversation About Social Media Companies
A company whose platform is built on the backs of content creators owes some responsibilities to those creators
Driving Technology Needs Public Scrutiny
It is not good enough for safety-related data to be made available to regulators. They must be made available to the public at large
Musk Goes All-In on the Tesla Robot
Musk puts all other projects on hold to pursue the dream of eliminating human labor, despite the reality that humans are irreplaceable
Will the Real “Predatory Journal” Please Stand Up?
Large publishers serve themselves by painting "predatory journals" with a broad brush
Welcoming the Post-Zoom Era
The Zoom era is quickly coming to an end. How should companies re-adjust?
NoSQL Databases are the Problem, Not the Solution
NoSQL means that you will be continually rewriting your code
Mental Models for What Government Does With Our Money
Models used by pedantic experts, even if more accurate, confuse instead of clarify the key difference between taxation and government debt
Will the Sokal Hoaxes Worsen the Academic Echo Chamber?
When only mainstream thinking is allowed, insularity and echo chambers are the result
Be On the Lookout for More Sokal Hoaxes
If you spot a Sokal hoax, let us know by tagging @cnaintelligence on Twitter
Are Sokal Hoaxes Really Helping Reform Science?
The evidence is mixed. The current prank on Higher Education Quarterly prompts some questions
Book Review: “Ghost Work” Flops in Economic Understanding
"Ghost workers" are those unseen workers behind artificial intelligence
Culture Watch: “This is Us” Recognizes Limits of Machines
Let's hope that this becomes a trend of popular culture dealing with the realities of technology and its limitations
Boston Dynamics’ Famous Robot Dog Being Put to Work
Long stalled in the area of research and development, "Spot" is now being prepared for its first job
Coming to the Defense of Classical Logic
Classical logic belongs to everyone and can be equally wielded by anyone
The Search for the Universal Algorithm Continues
Why does machine learning always seem to be rounding a corner, only to eventually hit a wall?