Fake John Connor Brings you: "The Resistance"

“ We’re moving, as Johnson and colleagues put it, “from a mixed phase of humans and machines, in which humans have time to assess information and act, to an ultrafast all-machine phase in which machines dictate price changes.” We’re crossing a boundary into a trading twilight zone, and doing so without much thought or awareness of the potential dangers.

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The Reign of Robots May Be Closer Than You Think: Mark Buchanan - Bloomberg (via smarterplanet)

Been saying this…

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It all starts somewhere.

sherry:

thedailywhat:

Afternoon Snack: HuffPo LA’s Lucy Blodgett test-drives Sprinkles’ newly-installed 24-hour “cupcake ATM.”

[huffpo.]

“…Take away the humanity. I’m sure the cupcake will taste just as sweet.”

Conditioning to help humans to trust The Machines.

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» Can you build a human body?

singularitarian:

Technology has always strived to match the incredible sophistication of the human body. Now electronics and hi-tech materials are replacing whole limbs and organs in a merger of machine and man.

Cyberdyne Systems will.

>zuppadivetro:reanimationlibrary:

From The Nuclear War File: Weaponry, Strategy, Flashpoints, and the Balance of Power. Chant, Christopher and Ian Hogg. London: Nomad Publishers Ltd, 1983.

“ In the future, everyone will be editor of TechCrunch for 15 minutes

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Helpful Tips For Keeping Your Job As Editor Of TechCrunch « Uncrunched (via interestingsnippets)

No. TechCrunch get’s gobbled up by the Machines.

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» The Remotely Piloted American Way Of Life

Queue the machines

kris-mark: My cousin asking Siri a very important question…

At least someone is semi-conscious

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Happy Valentine’s Day

~ FJC

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» Drones Will Be Admitted to Standard US Airspace By 2015

logicianmagician:

infoneer-pulse:

The skies are going to look very different pretty soon, and it’s been a long time coming. Congress finally passed a spending bill for the Federal Aviation Administration, allocating $63.4 billion for modernizing the country’s air traffic control systems and expanding airspace for unmanned planes within three and a half years.

By Sept. 30, 2015, drones will have to have access to U.S. airspace that is currently reserved for piloted aircraft. This applies to military, commercial and privately owned drones — so it could mean a major increase in unmanned aircraft winging through our airspace. That’s airspace to be shared with airliners, cargo planes and small private aircraft.

» via Popular Science

Scary

Now people start smelling what’s been cooking, but it is too late…