The AI paradox: when the robot you buy as a home assistant elevates itself from assistant to master (and holds sway over you).
Posted: 25-Jun-2026
We know the “Arab and Camel” fable very well. Somewhat similar is the situation if you acquire a modern humanoid robot for domestic use. Its power and vast capabilities will unconsciously lure you to use it increasingly (and thus, depend) on it until the point when it may suddenly change from servant to master.
Once you reach that point, it may hold sway over you, and you’ll find it almost impossible to dethrone it.
Given the danger, if you aren’t sure of correctly configuring your home robot and managing it capably, is it wise to acquire one at all?
Take an informed decision after reading this book.
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Once you reach that point, it may hold sway over you, and you’ll find it almost impossible to dethrone it.
Given the danger, if you aren’t sure of correctly configuring your home robot and managing it capably, is it wise to acquire one at all?
Take an informed decision after reading this book.
Head to the review now?
An expert’s guidance to building ethically compliant AI systems
Posted: 22-Jun-2026
Ethics is all about fairness.
However, many issues plague the development of a global AI code of ethics, including the lack of a universally accepted definition of
fairness (e.g., American and Chinese laws differ greatly, and something
judged as fair in the USA may be absolutely unfair in China). Another issue is the rapid advancement of technology
(in which AI dominates today). These advancements leave standards-building organizations like ISO, IEEE, and NIST struggling to keep pace.
Yet, we cannot live without ethically compliant systems, even though we are unable to define a perfect code of ethics.
In the midst of these unfavorable/imperfect circumstances, this book gives valuable, practical guidance for building ethically compliant AI systems, particularly in the USA.
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Yet, we cannot live without ethically compliant systems, even though we are unable to define a perfect code of ethics.
In the midst of these unfavorable/imperfect circumstances, this book gives valuable, practical guidance for building ethically compliant AI systems, particularly in the USA.
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If Hyde (of the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde duo) should wake up in modern America, how would things play out?
Posted: 12-Jun-2026
What if Mr. Hyde (of the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde duo) were to resurrect in modern, high-tech America?
Let’s find out from this book.
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Let’s find out from this book.
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A book that teaches seniors essential cyber safety with remarkable simplicity and interestingly.
Posted: 10-Jun-2026
We know cyber safety is abstruse and tough to learn. It’s the same even if we limit ourselves to
essential cyber safety.
If young people struggle to grasp it, what can be said of seniors? And yet, seniors also need to use the Internet safely, so who will bridge
the gap?
Not easy in any sense, so if you’re either a senior or a senior’s caregiver, be sure to check this book out, which is remarkably successful, using analogy.
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Not easy in any sense, so if you’re either a senior or a senior’s caregiver, be sure to check this book out, which is remarkably successful, using analogy.
Over to the review now?
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