Mind

"Thinking" may turn out to be the closest thing to the driverless car Imagine mind taking the place of SMS, emails and text. Caveat Emptor, you may have to practice blanking yours if you don't want the wrong kind of command to get away. What if a program called "Mind" became competitive with A.I. As has been demonstrated driverless cars have plowed through pedestrians as they negotiate intersections. Now there are driverless semis and a drone is a driverless plane. With the advent of Mind, many cars planes and even trucks may start thinking for themselves. You may input Philly into your Google maps and find yourself on the way to Scranton or more likely Florida if you possess the kind of AI that's a snowbird. Don’t try stopping for s coffee at the next rest stop if you have a Cassandrish AI which throws out jeremiads. “Drinking coffee makes you pee!” "But not drinking makes me fall asleep and crash” might be your riposte. Have you ever encountered a driver getting into a fight with their AI and not watching where they were going? “The horror the horror” says Kurtz in Fart of Harkness (“just checking to see if you’re awake”—Ed.)

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