Scottish Gossip: Scotland, Kris Boyd, Ryan Christie, Steve Clarke, Kilmarnock, Celtic, Dundee United - BBC Sport
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Verbal gossip takes up 52 minutes a day, men and women dish equal dirt, study finds - Washington Times
People engage in verbal gossip about 52 minutes a day, with women and men generally dishing the same amount of dirt, and richer and poorer folks equally airing others’ dirty laundry, according to a study.
Although idle chatter is commonly seen as negative, the study adds to a growing body of psychological research that has examined gossip’s broader social functions, including how society deals with anxieties and uncertainties.
“Gossip has a bad reputation because it can be mean-spirited, but the overwhelming majority of gossip is neutral,” study co-author Megan Robbins told The Washington Times.
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Transfer news and football gossip: Wilfried Zaha could replace Neymar at PSG, Man United tracking James Maddison, Javi Gracia under pressure
talkSPORT rounds up all the latest transfer news and football gossip from Sunday’s papers and online…
Wilfried Zaha has been tipped to replace Neymar at Paris Saint-Germain with the Ligue 1 giants plotting a £100million move for the Crystal Palace star. (Sunday Mirror)
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Manchester United may make a move for Leicester star James Maddison, who could set them back £80million. (Sunday Mirror)
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Constance Wu's Hollywood Destiny | The New Yorker The New Yorker The New Yorker
Since her breakthrough role, in "Fresh Off the Boat," Wu has become one of the most famous Asian-Americans in Hollywood.
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Wu cast around for an example of what she was hoping for. "Like, you know how Brie Larson looked in 'Short Term 12'?" Jordann hadn't seen the movie. "Elsie Fisher in 'Eighth Grade'?" A sorry shake of the head. Appraising her face once more, Wu said, "I mean, I feel like I'm at a magazine shoot, but I'm not sure I feel like the character."
After a while, Yogi wandered over, clutching a cup of coffee. Scottish Gossip: Scotland, Kris Boyd, Ryan Christie, Steve ... www.bbc.com Scottish Gossip: Scotland, Kris Boyd, Ryan Christie, Steve Clarke, Kilmarnock, Celtic, Dundee United. ... Scotland back-row Ryan Wilson tells Tom English about his anxious sweat over a World Cup ... Wu gestured at her face, smooth as the inside of a seashell, and he nodded approvingly just as she said, "Too much, right?" She pointed to her touched-up brows. "I think it needs to be more natural, don't you? More like yours, maybe?"
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Humans don't always know the correct question. Celtic's Ryan Christie not happy with his display for Scotland flipboard.com/topic/ scotland /celtic-s- ryan -christie-not-happy-with-his-display... Some Scotland fans react to Celtic midfielder Ryan Christie's display vs Belgium hitc.com - John McGinley Scottish Gossip: Scotland, Kris Boyd, Ryan Christie, Steve Clarke, Kilmarnock, Celtic, Dundee United So much to talk about... where do we find the time.
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Robots to autocomplete Soldier tasks -- ScienceDaily
Smart phones autocorrect in texting, search engines autocomplete queries, and mapping applications redirect navigation in real-time to avoid slowed traffic. Tuesday's Scottish Gossip: Kilmarnock, Boyd, Celtic ... www.the scottish scottish - gossip -kilmarnock- boyd -celtic... Kilmarnock and former Rangers and Scotland striker Kris Boyd is retiring from playing.. Lana Clelland believes Scotland have "goals that can come from all over the pitch" as they seek to beat Argentina on Wednesday and reach the last 16 of the Women's World Cup.(Edinburgh Evening News) Celtic target David Turnbull, 19, is finally expected to join the club from Motherwell after days of ... These ubiquitous AI-based technologies adapt to everyday needs and learn user habits by focusing on making the algorithm better, but Army researchers want to enhance AI by providing more information about the intent of the user.
New research published in Science Advances today looks at Soldier brain activity during specific tasks for ways to incorporate AI teaming to dynamically complete tasks.
Cambridge Festival of Ideas: can we harness artificial intelligence and just where is technology taking us? | Cambridge Network
The researchers ask fundamental questions about the ethics, trust and humanity of AI systems. "It can't simply be enough for the leading scientists as brilliant as they are to be pushing ahead as quickly as possible," said Dr Seán Ó hÉigeartaigh. "We need there to be ongoing conversations and collaborations with the people who are thinking about the ethical impacts of the technology.
"The idea that AI can help us understand ourselves and the universe at a much deeper level is about as far reaching a goal for AI as could be."
In Lex Ex Machina: will AI replace lawyers, judges and the rule of law? (18 Oct), Dr Christopher Markou from the Faculty of Law at the University of Cambridge examines what it would mean for democracy and the rule of law if AI replaced legal decision-makers.
Talking to Robots: The %$@! robot that swiped my job
[Editor’s Note: Below is an excerpt from the new book Talking to Robots: Tales From Our Human-Robot Futures. The story takes place in the future, and by envisioning events to come, it takes on issues relevant to the present.]
For a long time in this possible robot future, we wondered if the genius engineers and executives who had pushed so hard to automate everything under the sun—100 percent sure that this was good and noble—would themselves be replaced by robots. Kris Boyd slams Kenny McLean, Graeme Shinnie and Ryan Jack ... www.the scottish kris - boyd -malky... 'TOTAL LAUGHING STOCK' Kris Boyd slams Malky Mackay for handing Scotland call-ups to Aberdeen duo Kenny McLean and Graeme Shinnie as well as Rangers star Ryan Jack The answer came sooner than expected as Larry Page, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Tim Cook, and other top CEOs and founders discovered they were being eased out by their own algorithms. “Robots are so much cheaper than human CEOs, and they don’t require gargantuan stock options,” said public relations bots for each company in turn. “There is no doubt that robots driven by artificial intelligence and machine learning and other futuristic AI stuff are more efficient,” the PR bots continued. “They don’t need sleep, can crunch yottabytes of data [1024] in a femtosecond [quarillionth of a second], and have integrated all there is to know about how to balance ethics, diversity, and gender equality with the bottom line of profits and share price.”
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