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The power and peril of anthropomorphized AI dialogue. Rela examples and how to create the dialogue along with risks and opportunities.
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Anthropomorphized dialogue occurs when AI systems simulate human-like experiences, emotions, and personal histories to create engaging and relatable interactions. This article documents how to create such responses and why we must understand this capability thoroughly, even as we recognize its dangers.

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To surpass AI before 2030, quantum computing can draw from conceptual brain science.
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AI has domesticated neurons. What else in the brain can quantum computing hitch to hit “millions of qubits per system”. The purpose is to reach this engineering goal. So, if inspiration is drawn from the brain, one could look at what to copy, and then how to explore existing and develop new modalities to achieve that goal. For example, electrical signals or chemical signals or electrical and chemical signals, in sets?

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The Pragmatic AI Training has been delivered to organizations such as GC Europe and GIZ, providing the knowledge and tools needed to transform the way they work
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The Pragmatic AI Training has been delivered to organizations such as GC Europe and GIZ, providing the knowledge and tools needed to transform the way they work.

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Proposes BSGAL, a gradient-based method for effective screening and utilization of generated data to improve downstream perception tasks.
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Proposes BSGAL, a gradient-based method for effective screening and utilization of generated data to improve downstream perception tasks.

This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/when-bots-replace-people-why-your-ai-strategy-needs-more-humanity.
Great communication is still about connection, and connection is still driven by people (even when they’re aided by algorithms).
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Companies have created what can only be called *AI fatigue;* the collective exhaustion customers feel when a supposedly “smart” system can’t solve a simple problem or, worse, won't let them reach an actual person. Companies still focused on traditional service metrics like call handle time or resolution rate often miss the story hiding in their AI data. When profit margins become the only benchmark, empathy gets treated like excess overhead.

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Energy availability, not compute, will define AI competitive advantage by 2028.
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Energy availability, not compute, will define AI competitive advantage by 2028.

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Dozens of companies bet too heavily on AI to solve problems that required human expertise, infrastructure, and strategic patience.
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Dozens of companies bet too heavily on AI to solve problems that required human expertise, infrastructure, and strategic patience. The result is failed product launches, broken internal systems, lost customers, and expensive clean-up operations. But there are better ways

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HackerNoon launches Turing Test Tech Evals, a curated directory of AI evaluation tests and Turing tests. Discover how we measure machine intelligence in 2025.
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HackerNoon is launching TuringTest.tech, the first comprehensive directory of AI evaluation tests and Turing tests from across the internet. As AI systems become increasingly sophisticated, we need better ways to measure their capabilities and limitations. This curated platform aims to bring transparency and standardization to AI evaluation by cataloging rigorous tests that probe whether machines can truly think—not just pattern match. The directory serves researchers, developers, business leaders, journalists, and policymakers who need reliable frameworks for understanding what AI can and cannot do.