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Cortexia
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Comment #12873929
Very cool. Thanks for posting this.
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Comment #12867231
They predicted the Kentucky Derby (Superfecta) using this same A.I., based on a challenge from another reporter: http://www.newsweek.com/artificial-intelligence-turns-20-110...
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Comment #12867214
Actually, that's how a Swarm Intelligence works - it's a real-time system that connects LIVE PEOPLE using swarming algorithms. So, the Boston Globe provided the people and provided…
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Comment #12866701
In response to such skepticism, reporters come up with their own questions and ask UNU to make predictions. And the reporters monitor the process. That's what this set of picks is …
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Comment #12866677
Except this was a prediction that was done formally for the Boston Globe, at their request. You can see their article about it here: https://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/redsox/2016/…
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Comment #12866655
Except this was a prediction that was done formally for the Boston Globe, at their request. You can see their article about it here: https://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/redsox/2016/…
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Comment #12866636
They also predicted which managers would win the MVP awards, and which players would win the CY YOUNG awards but those don't get announced for 2 weeks.
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Comment #12866628
They tend to publish academic papers about the predictions. This one is obviously too recent to review, but here is an academic paper (IEEE) about their SUPERBOWL PREDICTIONS, comp…
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Comment #12866287
Here is the latest UNU election pick: http://unu.ai/election-fatigue/
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Comment #12331187
Personally, I'd feel unsafe. (I'm just trying to imagine getting in the back seat of a car, moving at high speed, with nobody in the front). That's hard to get past.
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