Category: Computer Interfaces
U.S. Being Left In The Dust Of The Global Telecommuting Revolution
Written by: David Hill 2 days ago
A recent poll from Ipsos/Reuters shows the extent of workplace evolution as well as the fallout of globalization. Nearly 1 [...]
The First Kickstarter Project to Raise $2 Million is an Adventure Video Game!
Written by: Aaron Saenz 3 days ago
The future of video games is in the hands of the crowd…and it looks like it’s going to be a [...]
Free Facial Recognition With KLIK: Point Your Phone At Friends, It Knows Who They Are
Written by: Aaron Saenz 5 days ago
I never forget a face. Neither, apparently, does my iPhone. KLIK, the exciting new app from Face.com, can automatically recognize [...]
Scientists Use Brain Waves To Eavesdrop On What We Hear
Written by: Peter Murray 8 days ago
The day we can scan a person’s brain and “hear” their inner dialogue just got closer. Scientists at the University [...]
Latest Game In The Star Wars Universe Cost $200 Million, Inspires Millions To Envision The Post-Singularity World
Written by: David Hill 9 days ago
On December 20, 2011, a new chapter in the Star Wars universe was unleashed on the world. After 5 years in [...]
Can A Free Online Education Land You A Job? The Era Of Online Education Dawns
Written by: David Hill 10 days ago
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) recently announced an initiative to create a learning platform for online education. Preliminarily dubbed [...]
Google’s Eric Schmidt On Collective Intelligence: “In God We Trust…But All Others Bring Data”
Written by: Aaron Saenz 17 days ago
There are few people in the world with a resume like Eric Schmidt. Just finishing his decade long run as [...]
All Your Bandwidth Are Belong To Us: Half Of World’s Bandwidth Consumed By Only 1% of Users
Written by: David Hill 23 days ago
It’s tough being an avid mobile device user these days. First, carriers tempt you with the latest feature-packed devices while [...]
Need a New Assistant? Evi Makes a Bid to Replace Siri on iPhone and Android
Written by: Aaron Saenz 25 days ago
When the iPhone 4S arrived last fall, one of the most talked about, and lauded, features was Siri, the virtual [...]
Sebastian Thrun Aims to Revolutionize University Education With Udacity
Written by: Peter Murray 26 days ago
This past August fellow Singularity Hub writer Aaron Saenz wrote about Udacity, the online university created by Stanford artificial intelligence [...]
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iRobot CEO Discusses Their New Robot AVA
Written by: Peter Murray 28 days ago
We found this video from CNNMoney, about AVA, iRobot’s latest personal assistance robot. We’ve covered AVA before, how it’s basically [...]
Apple’s iBooks Praises Begin To Wither As Skepticism Settles In
Written by: David Hill 30 days ago
Apple started off 2012 with the $10 billion textbook market in its crosshairs. Last week, the company unveiled iBooks 2, [...]
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Raspberry Pi Founder Eben Upton Walks You Through the Launch of the $35 Computer
Written by: Aaron Saenz 31 days ago
In just a few weeks UK’s Raspberry Pi Foundation will be ready to launch one of the most anticipated products [...]
gahlinger
We are indeed 'innudated' by aliens -- perhaps this undefined term is perfect to describe the equally undefined nature of these singularity fields.
Matthew
to clarify; i agree that absurd was not the best word choice. no scientific question is absurd, no matter how irrelevant or inapplicable it seems. even if [...]
IvoryTowerScientist
I can not help but think if singularity-level civilizations had come to Earth and seen human civilization in the past ten thousand years they might have stepped [...]