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Christopher Mims for The Wall Street Journal (on MSN) "The AI Industry Is Steaming Toward A Legal Iceberg" (2024)

Oleh: Ricky Suwarno

17 Juni 2019

Kemajuan teknologi telah membawa kenyamanan besar bagi kehidupan kita. Sebaliknya, manusia merasa khawatir suatu saat teknologi akan diluar kendali. Dan mengancam hidup manusia.

Sebagai contoh, kecerdasan buatan alias AI. Seperti kutipan kolom teknologi “The Wall Street Journal”, oleh Christopher Mims. Tentang 6 Hukum Teknologi yang harus kita ketahui. Penulisnya,…

What comes after the Mac?

“When I said Apple should kill off the Mac (“Why Apple Should Kill Off the Mac,” June 14, 2015), I specifically said the Mac ‘brand,'” Christopher Mims writes for The Wall Street Journal. “I definitely didn’t mean that Apple should stop giving people the ability to have a desktop-like or notebook-like experience, since these are valuable form factors. The question is whether Apple…

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10 Talking Points For Any Apple Watch Conversation

Christopher Mims (@mims) sent out a tweet yesterday pointing to his column, Mim's Bits, on technologyreview.com. The title of this blog post is the same title that Christopher used for his column, but it was his subtitle that caught my attention: Remembering what it was to be 10 and in awe of the future.

Christopher had very few words to say in his column, he simply let this video speak for itself (but do check out the column, because his few words are sweet). I'm hopeful you can spare 4 minutes to watch a recap of a space flight program that lasted for more than 30 years and brought us true wonders. And if you're a sentimental fool like me, you may want to have a tissue handy when you watch this:

STS requiem from Small Mammal on Vimeo.

I was just sharing a link via Twitter for an article in Technology Review by Christopher Mims entitled "The Death of the Book Has Been Greatly Exaggerated" -- when I was so awe struck by his ending paragraph that I absolutely had to post it here, now. And as a book collector myself (more so in past years), I felt this quote -- and the entire article -- to be pertinent to the current and constant deluge of articles and discussions on how ebooks are taking over the world.

"Books have a kind of usability that, for most people, isn't about to be trumped by bourgeoisie concerns about portability: They are the only auto-playing, backwards-compatible to the dawn of the English language, entirely self-contained medium we have left."

“Christopher Mims, writing for Quartz, ’2013 Was a Lost Year for Tech’: ’2013 was the year smartphones became commodities, just like the PCs they supplanted. Even at the high end, Apple and Samsung’s newest flagship phones weren’t big leaps ahead from…