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Notes from the field.
David Bruemmer, founder of Quorium, on motion intelligence, positioning without GPS, swarms, and what it takes to trust a machine.
Elsewhere
Already published.
Earlier essays, on the sites where they first ran.
- The Warm Embrace of Chaos
- Collective Intelligence
- The Robot and the White Lady of Ramona
- The Ultimate Test for AI
- A GPS of Things
- In Praise of Basic Instinct
- Nobody Likes Reverse Centaur
- GPS: Understanding Our Ring of Power
- Meet Your Robot Overlords
- Are We Playing Chess or Dodgeball?
- Less Autonomy, More Teaming
- Is Software Eating the World?
- The Coming Swarm
- Digital Workers of the World Unite!
- Becoming Swarm: How Our Approach to Self-Driving Must Change
- AI is the Sea Witch: I Want My Voice Back
- An Inquiry into the Wealth of Corporate Nations
- Autonomous Vehicles and the Imminent Death of Vision Zero
- A Swarm Intelligence Approach to Autonomy
- Pumping the Brakes on Fully Autonomous Driving
- Autonomy for Whom?
- The Horasis Council for the Ethical Practice of AI
- Failing Gracefully
- "I Call Shotgun!": The Problems with Armed Robots
- The Assimilation of Robots into the Workforce as Peers, Not Replacements
- Accelerating Self-Driving Cars