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Human Action, Not Political Action: The Individual's Role In Bitcoin's Revolution

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This is an opinion editorial by Michael Matulef, an independent student of Austrian economics and member of the Mises Institute. The impending U.S. presidential election has ignited a spark of excitement within the Bitcoin community, as various prospects have begun to vocalize their support for Bitcoin. Rising political interest in Bitcoin has culminated in the emergence of a so-called “orange party,” a movement characterized by Bitcoin enthusiasts transformed into single-issue voters. While the fervor surrounding this development is comprehensible, it is crucial to evaluate the potential ramifications of single-issue voting…

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AI signals vs. human intuition: Decision-making in crypto trading

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Traditionally, traders have relied on human-based pattern recognition and technical analysis, looking at the company’s financial health, competitors and other methods for determining what trades to make on an asset. However, with the growth of artificial intelligence (AI), there are additional ways that traders can analyze the markets, using the data gathered via machine learning. Both methods have their place in the industry, but it is best to understand how they both work and their benefits and drawbacks. AI plays a crucial role in cryptocurrency trading by providing insights and…

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Experts want to give AI human ‘souls’ so they don’t kill us all – Cointelegraph Magazine

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Until now, it’s been assumed that giving artificial intelligence emotions — allowing them to get angry or make mistakes — is a terrible idea. But what if the solution to keeping robots aligned with human values is to make them more human, with all our flaws and compassion? Robot Souls book cover. (Amazon) That’s the premise of a forthcoming book called Robot Souls: Programming in Humanity, by Eve Poole, an academic at the Hult International Business School. She argues that in our bid to make artificial intelligence perfect, we have…

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How proof-of-identity provides human experiences

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Technological developments have long been at the heart of many societal fears. Breakthroughs like nuclear energy and even WiFi ignited many people’s imaginations, leading them to believe that these things meant to make life easier would instead end the world as they knew it. An entire genre of fiction and film exploring dystopian societies or alternate universes has added fuel to the fire encompassing technological fears, especially those surrounding the once-futuristic artificial intelligence (AI) technology. Technology very well may have ended life as it was once known, but any net-positive…

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