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St. Basil's Cathedral. This was taken during my first night in Moscow. Decided to take a stroll down the Red Square to see all the sights.

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podcast

Author
Robert J. Marks
Date
July 29, 2021

Tagged
academia, Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous drones, Autonomous lethal weapons, Autonomous weapons, Deepfakes, entrepreneurship, facial recognition systems, facial recognition technology, government, image recognition software, image recognition system, Information, investment russia, military technology, research, Robert J. Marks, Russia, Samuel Bendett, speech recognition software, STEM fields, Swarm intelligence, swarm intelligence software, Venture capital, warfare, Weapons}

Samuel Bendett on AI Development in Russia

_{Robert J. Marks

July 29, 2021

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What is happening in Russia right now with regards to development of artificial intelligence? In today’s bingecast, Samuel Bendett and Robert J. Marks discuss Russian military and non-military development of AI including autonomous weapons, entrepreneurship, and free enterprise. Show Notes Additional Resources

Tank gun on Red square in Moscow on background of St. Basil's Cathedral. Concept for russian military and weapons

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podcast

Author
Robert J. Marks
Date
October 15, 2020

Tagged
Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous drones, Autonomous lethal weapons, Autonomous weapons, Deepfakes, image recognition system, Information, military technology, research, Russia, Samuel Bendett, speech recognition software, Swarm intelligence, warfare, Weapons}

AI Development in Russia — Part 2

_{Robert J. Marks

October 15, 2020

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What is happening in Russia right now with regards to military development of artificial intelligence? Samuel Bendett and Robert J. Marks discuss Russian military development of AI, academia, and autonomous weapons. Show Notes Additional Resources

Finally froze while looking for this shot, but it was worth it.

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podcast

Author
Robert J. Marks
Date
October 8, 2020

Tagged
academia, Artificial Intelligence, entrepreneurship, Facial Recognition, facial recognition systems, government, image recognition system, Investment, Russia, Samuel Bendett, Silicon Valley, speech recognition software, STEM fields, Venture capital}

AI Development in Russia — Part 1

_{Robert J. Marks

October 8, 2020

1}

What is happening in Russia right now with regards to non-military development of artificial intelligence? Samuel Bendett and Robert J. Marks discuss Russian non-military development of AI, entrepreneurship, and free enterprise. Show Notes Additional Resources

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post

Author
Mind Matters
Date
July 27, 2018

Categorized
Machine Learning

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Dawn Song, hacking, image recognition system, Matthew Hutson, Nicholas Carlini, scaling problem}

AI Is Not (Yet) an Intelligent Cause

_{So-called “white hat” hackers who test the security of AI have found it surprisingly easy to fool.} _{Mind Matters

July 27, 2018

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Machine Learning}

Hutson describes one test last year where a computer scientist at UC Berkeley subtly altered a stop sign with stickers. It fooled an autonomous vehicle’s image recognition system into “thinking” it was a 45 mph speed limit sign. Humans could immediately recognize the stop sign, but the car did not. Autonomous car makers wonder, could hackers turn them into terror weapons? Read More ›