2023 Predictions - vegetables and sex dolls

Hello! We start the New Year with two quirky stories. 

First, the British royal family will have both births and happy times, says Jemima Packington. The interesting thing is that she isn’t a personal friend or privy to insider royal knowledge, but a fortune teller who predicts the future using asparagus! She simply throws a bunch in the air and reads how they land! We suppose it’s now safe to proclaim “Out with crystal balls and in with vegetables!”   

Secondly, South Koreans were officially allowed to end the year with a “bang”.  Seems like sex dolls have finally been allowed to enter the country after years of “stiff” lobbying from their fans! Nothing more need be said on this one ….

Among more important items of note in this issue; scientists use AI to detect early knee osteoarthritis, 10 digital twin trends for 2023, and Artificial Intelligence without the right data is just... Artificial!

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INTERESTING READS

10 digital twin trends for 2023. They are also taking advantage of promising formats like USD and glTF to connect the dots among different tools and processes.

AI industry booming amid ‘tech recession’, with an imminent recession, large, profitable tech companies have reported layoffs this year. But although this trend may seem discouraging, the undercurrent is actually quite promising.

McKinsey: AI adoption plateaus but usage of capabilities doubles. A quarter say at least 5% of earnings is attributable to AI use.

AI detects early knee osteoarthritis. Finnish scientists have developed an AI-based neural network to analyze X-rays for signs of early knee osteoarthritis, possibly avoiding knee joint replacement surgery.

THE FUTURE OF DATA

Artificial Intelligence without the right data is just... Artificial.

Do you want success over the coming months and years? The number-one way to get there is through people. But right behind empowered people is the number-two vital ingredient for success: data. 

Now, we have the key that unlocks the patterns that have long been hidden away in databases and applications. The question is: are we paying enough to the care and feeding of this data?

COMPANY NEWS

data.ai launches app market Intelligence on Snowflake Marketplace, helping companies unlock unique consumer and market insights

Barchart and Greenstone Systems announce agribusiness data poartnership.

Diagnostic Robotics Wins 2022 World Future Award for Best AI-powered Clinical Predictions Platform.

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SNIPPETS

For💩and giggles - A place for fun interesting stuff from around the web. Found anything interesting? Send me a message or tweet ‘em to me.

😂 The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards.

🪦 Killed by Twitter. A graveyard for discontinued products from Twitter.

🎼 Tap a rhythm to match a Beethoven piano sonata.

🤖 An essay on what it’s like pretending to be a bot pretending to be a person.

📖 This browser extension that enables you to speed read.

🥁 Make a drum beat with Loopealo's dummy drums.

DATA CURATORS

Editors can’t spot talent. I’ve heard this joke before. It isn’t funny. Editors at The BMJ are lousy at predicting the citation performance of research papers. Or are they?

Research integrity and reproducibility are two aspects of the same underlying issue– a report from STM Week 2022

... and finally, this Historical People Quiz🤷from quizly.co – 🤔How well can you do? 🧐

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