Self Help for Robots

The titular book by Alan Watts is best in small, digestible pieces. It's a good read and goes well with exploring the role of culture in "self help." The exegesis of Buddhism as "loyal opposition" to the cultural norms was thought-provoking, to say the least!

https://www.amazon.com/Psychotherapy-East-West-Alan-Watts-ebook/dp/B01N6...

Today is "Prime Day" over at https://www.amazon.com.

But instead of the slogan "Alexa, what are your deals?" I'll try the title of this article.

After I get a little Echo Dot (sooooo cuuuuuute)!

Alan Turing was born on this date, June 23. As heartbreaking as his personal story can be, his work is fundamental to understanding the intersection of math and intelligence.

As intelligence takes on so many connotations when studied, so does Alan's work and his life.

I hope that emotional intelligence will be a hallmark to computer development. It would be a fitting extension to what has happened and how to make effective change.

A new AI built by Facebook (who would've known) has learned to lie. Who would've—wait.

There will be reading (and maybe a quiz)!