Google Brain founder: AI firms use extinction fears for regulation Radek Zielinski / Oct 31, 2023 Andrew Ng, co-founder of Google Brain and former chief scientist at Baidu, has accused large tech companies of spreading fear about artificial intelligence leading to human extinction as part of a “regulatory capture campaign” to shut down competition … Continue reading Google Brain founder: AI firms use extinction fears for regulation
By Jason Knights December 19, 2022 As the UN COP15 Biodiversity Conference draws to a close in Montreal, global governments have set ambitious targets to protect 30% of land by 2030, in order to prevent the irreversible loss of our natural world. Delivering this will not be easy. Despite the stark reality facing the … Continue reading How businesses can help prevent the ‘sixth extinction’
SMBs spend billions annually on digital advertising and marketing services. Greg Sterling on May 26, 2020 Most of the attention surrounding the economic fallout from COVID-19 has focused on job losses — now 38.6 million since March. Census data also indicate that roughly 47% of U.S. households have been impacted by layoffs or salary reductions. … Continue reading Let’s hope COVID-19 isn’t a ‘mass extinction event’ for small businesses
David Klein — August 14, 2018 Follow @ClickTime — August 14, 2018 For years, hashtags were seen as the holy grail for brands trying to increase engagement on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. But with a rapidly changing social media landscape — and new ways of connecting with friends, family, and partners, and customers — businesses … Continue reading Are Hashtags Heading Towards Extinction?
Emilia Javorsky Experts at Oxford University and elsewhere have estimated that the risk of a global human extinction event this century—or at least of an event that wipes out 10 percent or more of the world’s population— is around 1 in 10. The most probable culprits sending us the way of the dinosaur are mostly … Continue reading Why Human Extinction Needs a Marketing Department
As Google’s Knowledge Graph improves, organic-less search results pages are becoming a distinct possibility, believes columnist Daniel Cristo. Daniel Cristo on May 26, 2015 Currier and Ives’ depiction of Lincoln’s assassination from the United States Library of Congress. Who killed Lincoln? Let’s say you know 10 historians. If you ask the first one, “Who killed … Continue reading 5 Trends That Signal The Extinction Of Organic Search Results
James YoungApril 8, 2015 Do website comment sections serve any other purpose than being forums where people can fight anonymously? (Image via Creative Commons/PILLOW FIIIIGHT! by Kenny Louie under CC BY 2.0) We all know what to expect from website comment sections. Depending on who you talk to, they remain our digital society’s deepest cesspools, … Continue reading How Close to Extinction Are Online Comment Sections?
