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Science Columns in The Scotsman
These are clippings from my monthly column in The Scotsman.
The titles given below are the original column titles. The Scotsman editors read these, consider them, ponder the thought that has gone into them, and then bin them and use their own. This can be a good or a bad thing, depending.
- The Long Wait For Robot Waiters. Now out of date: the driving grand challenge has been passed.
- Of Submarines, Money and Mathematics
- Power up the computer sleuths
- Entrepreneurs of the Knowledge Economy [unedited original / published version]
- The Search for Intelligence in Edinburgh
Reports on the IJCAI 2005 conference. Choose from one written for The Register (a little opinionated) or The Scotsman (not my best). - Scottish School Kids take a Small Step for Man
- The intelligence may be artificial, but the excitement is genuine
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