Interesting Links for 06-12-2020
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andrewducker- How 700 Epidemiologists Are Living Now, and What They Think Is Next
- (tags:thefuture pandemic )
- Once the transition period finishes the UK will be an outsider as far as GDPR is concerned. That's going to be difficult.
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- "Black" is not a dirty word
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- Vaccines arrive in Scotland - first injections to be given on Tuesday
- (tags:pandemic vaccination Scotland GoodNews )
- The man who crossed Groundhog Day with serial killers is doing the same with Freaky Friday
- (tags:movies murder review )
- Rewatching Lord of The Rings in 2020
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- When you Kickstart a game and it gets lost at sea
- (tags:games kickstarter Ocean shipping )
- Companies are now writing end of year reports tailored for AI readers
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- Books that give you insight into various professions
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- Minimalist! Nativity! Sets!
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- The robot kitchen that will make you dinner - and wash up too (this is just screaming "snake oil" to me)
- https://youtu.be/E2evC2xTNWg
(tags:robots cooking ) - Here's how Brexit will affect each ingredient of the full English breakfast
- (tags:UK Europe breakfast food prices )
- What will happen to closed High Street shops?
- (tags:shops UK cities )
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Date: 2020-12-08 09:54 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2020-12-08 10:01 am (UTC)That's an expensive way to get rid of a cleaner.
This is kind of the nub of the coming AI jobs apocalypse. Some jobs seem quite difficult for a robot / AI to do but very easy for a human - to the point where the human is not paid enough to make developing the AI / robot. Cleaning strikes me as one of the best examples of this. It's full of out of context problems that a human can solve easily. And the capital costs of a non-AI alternative are not cheap.