Earlier this week, I attended an Ethics in AI (Artificial Intelligence) discussion with a group of social advocacy and technology enthusiasts. This post was originally intended to summarize issues the technology industry must overcome as it embraces and deploys services and products built using AI. However, Ethical AI cannot be adequately addressed if we don’t […]
I am happy to share that on September 29, 2017, I served as a panelist at Primitive Logic’s Strategic Trends in Financial Services discussion. During this talk (see YouTube video below), I had an opportunity to discuss several trends associated with Artificial Intelligence and explain why companies need to think about areas such as ethics […]
“A very insightful article indeed!” – Michal Kosinski Imagine going to a party, where a friend takes a picture on her mobile phone of someone entering a room. As she turns the phone for you to see the screen, you notice the tag beneath the newly taken photo indicating the man’s sexual orientation. Now imagine […]
Earlier this week I attended an interesting talk entitled Augmented Reality (AR) and the Future of Work. Held at the Nasdaq Entrepreneur Center in San Francisco, authors Robert Scoble and Shel Israel of the futurist book, The Fourth Transformation, shared their thoughts and perspective on where this exciting technology is heading. For readers who aren’t familiar with AR, here are a […]
This morning I attended a talk hosted by the Harvard Business Review and sponsored by Google, entitled “Deep Learning’s Next Frontier.” The talk took the form of an interview with Andrew Ng, one of the global leaders in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. I’m currently enrolled in his Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) course in […]
This Week In Science & Technology Episode 7 – Relativity and its Mistakes Explained In this episode, I examine specific conceptual and mathematical mistakes that not only make relativity wrong, but help to explain what Einstein did and why. One important note: If you look for mistakes in Einstein’s work beginning with his final equations, […]
This Week In Science & Technology Episode 6 – Modern Mechanics’ Key Equations In this episode, I develop the key Modern Mechanics key equations that show that Modern Mechanics explains the same things as classical mechanics. These equations will also form the foundation for understanding Einstein’s theory of relativity. –––– Steven B. Bryant is a […]
This Week In Science & Technology Episode 5 – Introduction to Modern Mechanics (Key Concepts) I begin to introduce Modern Mechanics, which is a unified theory of motion. Ideally it explains what previously required classical mechanics, quantum mechanics, and relativity. –––– Steven B. Bryant is a futurist, researcher, and author who investigates the innovative application and […]
This Week In Science & Technology Episode 4 – Relativity Fails To Explain A Key Experiment I revisit the Michelson–Morley experiment to reveal a subtle, but significant mistake in their experiment. The original analysis does not statistically support an answer that aligns with any known theory – including relativity. Once their experiment is properly analyzed […]
This Week In Science & Technology Episode 3 – Relativity Is An Approximation Of Modern Mechanics In Episode 3 of This Week In Science & Technology (TWIST), in less than 10 minutes I shatter two myths: that relativity is the only theory that leads to E=mc2 and that it is the only theory that will properly predict the results […]