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[Opinion] Eleanor Roosevelt’s prescient grasp of AI

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Linda Thomas-Greenfield: U.N. General Assembly passed resolution on artificial intelligence. She says it was inspired by Eleanor Roosevelt, who wrote about machine learning in 1959. It raises questions about what it means to interact with automation, and what it is that makes us human, she says. Thomas- Greenfield: We need a global approach to AI agreed upon by every country.

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Eleanor Roosevelt’s prescient grasp of AI

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1 month ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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Eleanor Roosevelt’s prescient grasp of AI

Opinion by Linda Thomas-Greenfield (CNN) — In the summer of 1959, Eleanor Roosevelt found herself at a research center just south of Poughkeepsie. There, she met a scientist eager to introduce her to his latest innovation. “The scientist,” Roosevelt wrote in her column, “My Day,” “has taught a machine to play checkers.” But the machine wasn’t just winning, Roosevelt explained: it was “learning.” She went on to note that, while the technology ma…

1 month ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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