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Louis Rosenberg, Father Of Augmented Reality Shows Dark Side Of The Metaverse

Louis Rosenberg, the father of augmented reality, explains the dark side of the metaverse virtual that can affect people's lives.

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Curiosity Daily Podcast: How Humans Can Outsmart AI (w/ Unanimous AI), Pre-Big Bang Existence, and Beating Procrastination

Learn how humans can beat artificial intelligence by tapping into the wisdom of swarms (with some help from Dr. Louis Rosenberg, CEO of Unanimous AI). Plus: learn about what came before the Big Bang, and get a 5-minute hack for beating procrastination.

In this podcast, Cody Gough and Ashley Hamer discuss the following stories from Curiosity.com to help you get smarter and learn something new in just a few minutes:

What Came Before the Big Bang? — https://curiosity.im/2wnOt4H

The 5-Minute Hack for Beating Procrastination Used by Instagram's Co-Founder — https://curiosity.im/2MNbSla

Additional resources from Unanimous AI:

Unanimous AI Website — https://unanimous.ai/

Swarm AI Outperforms in Stanford Medical Study — https://unanimous.ai/stanford-radiology/

Unanimous AI achieves 22% more accurate pneumonia diagnoses | VentureBeat — https://venturebeat.com/2018/09/10/unanimous-ai-achieves-22-more-accurate-pneumonia-diagnoses/

This Startup Correctly Predicted the Oscars, World Series, and Super Bowl. Here's What It's Doing Next | Inc. — https://www.inc.com/kevin-j-ryan/unanimous-ai-swarm-intelligence-makes-startlingly-accurate-predictions.html

Can Swarm Intelligence Solve Humanity's Biggest Problems? | Full-Length Curiosity Podcast Interview (February 2018) — https://curiosity.im/2MvDueB

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Analysts See Higher Value for Immersion Corporation (Nasdaq:IMMR), Ending At $10.78

Analysts See Higher Value for Immersion Corporation (Nasdaq:IMMR), Ending At $10.78

Immersion Corporation (Nasdaq:IMMR)

August 4th, 2018

Immersion Corporation fell $3.45 Thursday which equals a 24.24% drop, closing at $10.78. Despite the drop in value, trading volumes were solid at 615% of normal which can indicate investor opportunities. (more…)

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We have a lot of phrases for describing large groups of humans, and none of them are good. We fear the mob mentality and use words like 'herd' or 'sheep' to describe how dumb we can get in big groups. But what if there were a way to harness our collective intelligence and use it to amplify our best qualities instead of our worst?

That's what Louis Rosenberg did when he founded Unanimous AI, a company that looked at how swarms of bees make decisions, and developed a program to allow humans to make decisions and predictions in the same way. Instead of voting, decisions are made as a collective.

Okay, but what do you do with this, you ask? Using swarm intelligence, Unanimous AI was able to predict the Kentucky Derby, the Oscars and routinely beats Las Vegas oddsmakers when predicting sports like hockey and football.

THIS WEEK: Rightly amazed by this awesome new superpower, Jack O'Brien chats with Louis about how his technology works, how it was modeled off the behavior of honey bees, and the surprising things it found about human morality.

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Ritz Loses Lawsuit

A  Marion County Judge has thrown out Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz's lawsuit against the State Board of Education, citing she did not have the legal authority to file the complaint.

Ritz sued alleging the Board alleging Open Door violations when the Board requested help from the state Legislative Services Agency to speed up the processing of “A-F” grades.

However,  Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller argued case law and state law say only his office can sue on behalf of state officials with few exceptions and this was not one of them.

Zoeller's office released the following statement...

 “The reason you don’t see one arm of state government’s executive branch sue another is because the statute and case law make it the Attorney General’s responsibility to represent state agencies in court and harmonize their conflicting legal positions, and the judicial branch was not meant to oversee internal conflicts within the executive branch.  My office was not adverse to any of our clients but sought only to ensure proper legal procedures were followed. Now that this question is behind us, we encourage everyone to work to resolve their disputes in a way that respects one another and the State we all serve.”

Judge  Louis Rosenberg did not address the substance of the complaint, only that Ritz did not follow proper procedure.

You can read his ruling here.